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Kebara Cave
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Kebara Cave, located on the western slopes of Mount Carmel, is a significant archaeological site where Neanderthal remains, including a well-preserved skeleton, were unearthed in the 1980s. The cave is part of a network of prehistoric sites in the region that have provided insights into early human habitation. Visitors can explore the cave's interior and see the excavation areas, while interpretive signs explain the discoveries. The surrounding Carmel mountain landscape adds to the sense of ancient history.
Don't miss
- View the excavation site where the Kebara 2 Neanderthal skeleton was found.
- Learn about Neanderthal life through on-site interpretive panels.
- Enjoy the scenic hike to the cave through the Carmel mountain terrain.
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