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View of the nominated property from the south-east showing part of the series of caves at sea level. These caves were occupied by Neanderthals for 100,000 years. The sea enters some of these. In the background is the Catalan Bay Sand Dune, ...

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View of the nominated property from the south-east showing part of the series of caves at sea level. These caves were occupied by Neanderthals for 100,000 years. The sea enters some of these. In the background is the Catalan Bay Sand Dune, within the ...
Date:
Saturday, 24 May 2014
World Heritage Properties
Description
View of the nominated property from the south-east showing part of the series of caves at sea level. These caves were occupied by Neanderthals for 100,000 years. The sea enters some of these. In the background is the Catalan Bay Sand Dune, within the buffer zone, and a relic of dune activity when sea levels were lower than today. On the left, the highest peak of the Rock, within the nominated property, rises to 426 metres.
Author:
Stewart Finlayson, Gibraltar Museum
Copyright:
© Stewart Finlayson, Gibraltar Museum
License source:
Nomination file
Condition of use:
Attribution
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NoDerivatives
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Original Size:
6899x4833 pixels
58.41x40.92 cm
Source:
Nomination file
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