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Höhle von Petralona
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Ermioni
June 13, 2022
Die Höhle von Petralona ist eine Tropfsteinhöhle und bietet neben dem Höhleneingang ein Anthropologisches Museum mit Fundstücken aus der Höhle wie fossile Flora und Fauna und einen Schädel eines Urmenschen, der über 700.000 Jahre alt ist. (Öffnungszeiten prüfen)
Pantelis
August 29, 2018
the odest cave of europe
Christos
May 11, 2018
oldest cave of Europe
FeelsLikeHomeGR
July 23, 2015
Worth taking a day trip to this marvelous place! The stalactites and stalagmites will leave you speechless.
Marina
June 14, 2022
A mouth dropping cave where was discovered an ancient skull and part of the skeleton of an erect hominid. The skull is dated as being 700.000 years old and the traces of fire found next to it, around 1.000.000 years old. It is considered one of the earliest human findings in Europe. The "Great Hall" has huge stalagmites in white coral-like. The "Hall of Roots" has fine roots above the cave having pierced the roof and formed a net. The cave provides a breathtaking spectacle of geology beauty. In the part named "cemetery of Giants", 14 different types of animal bones were found. The Anthropological Museum next to the cave which contains many of the archaeological findings of the cave and a replica of the authentic skull that was found in the cave. The authentic skull is in the paleontological collection of the Aristotelian Museum of Thessaloniki
A mouth dropping cave where was discovered an ancient skull and part of the skeleton of an erect hominid. The skull is dated as being 700.000 years old and the traces of fire found next to it, around 1.000.000 years old. It is considered one of the earliest human findings in Europe. The "Great Ha…
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