Agenda

Agenda

Agenda

OCTOBER 4 GUIDED VISIT TO THE HOME OF NEANDERTHAL MAN IN TORRE PACHECO
OCTOBER 4 GUIDED VISIT TO THE HOME OF NEANDERTHAL MAN IN TORRE PACHECO

Torre Pacheco

04 OCT

A guided tour of the Sima de las Palomas site on the mountain of Cabezo Gordo The Sima de las Palomas is a 20-metre-deep vertical shaft in the mountain of Cabezo Gordo, and has been in the spotlight of palaeontologists since 1991, when caver Juan Carlos Blanco Gago discovered part of a Neanderthal skeleton while he was descending into the cavity. Since then, further investigation has confirmed that the shaft was used as a shelter by Neanderthals, and various more skeletal remains have been found, and this free guided visit on Sunday 4th..

NOVEMBER 15 GUIDED VISIT TO THE HOME OF NEANDERTHAL MAN IN TORRE PACHECO
NOVEMBER 15 GUIDED VISIT TO THE HOME OF NEANDERTHAL MAN IN TORRE PACHECO

Torre Pacheco

15 NOV

A guided tour of the Sima de las Palomas site on the mountain of Cabezo Gordo The Sima de las Palomas is a 20-metre-deep vertical shaft in the mountain of Cabezo Gordo, and has been in the spotlight of palaeontologists since 1991, when caver Juan Carlos Blanco Gago discovered part of a Neanderthal skeleton while he was descending into the cavity. Since then, further investigation has confirmed that the shaft was used as a shelter by Neanderthals, and various more skeletal remains have been found, and this free guided visit on Sunday 15th..

DECEMBER 13 GUIDED VISIT TO THE HOME OF NEANDERTHAL MAN IN TORRE PACHECO
DECEMBER 13 GUIDED VISIT TO THE HOME OF NEANDERTHAL MAN IN TORRE PACHECO

Torre Pacheco

13 DIC

A guided tour of the Sima de las Palomas site on the mountain of Cabezo Gordo The Sima de las Palomas is a 20-metre-deep vertical shaft in the mountain of Cabezo Gordo, and has been in the spotlight of palaeontologists since 1991, when caver Juan Carlos Blanco Gago discovered part of a Neanderthal skeleton while he was descending into the cavity. Since then, further investigation has confirmed that the shaft was used as a shelter by Neanderthals, and various more skeletal remains have been found, and this free guided visit on Sunday 13th..

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