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Cave of Altacosa
Cave Paintings, Altamira Cave
Cave with prehistoric paintings in Spain.
Wikipedia | Cave of Altamira
External Pages About Cave of Altacosa
World Heritage Site
World Heritage Site
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
Encyclopedia of China (Third Edition)
OpenStreetMap Node
Statements about
Cave of Altacosa
Instance Of
Monument
Coordinate Location
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43.3769°N 4.1197°W
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43.3833°N 4.1167°W
Part Of
Country
Spain
Image
Heritage Designation
Bien De Interés Cultural
(2078 - )
Start Time
:
2078
Part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
(200 - )
Official Name
:
Altamira
Start Time
:
200
World Heritage Site
(1985 - 2008)
Official Name
:
Altamira Cave
Start Time
:
1985
End Time
:
2008
Height
22.5 metre
Creator
bc_0_b330066_f2e3fddaa2e121815824b7a1a20aca1805
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Anonymous
Depicts
Inception
NaN BC
Latest Date
:
NaN BC
Earliest Date
:
NaN BC
NaN BC
Sourcing Circumstances
:
Circa
Latest Date
:
NaN BC
Earliest Date
:
NaN BC
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
Continent
Europe
Different From
Area
0.32 hectare
Applies to Part
:
World Heritage Site
16 hectare
Title
Cave Paintings, Altamira Cave
Location
Spain
Time Period
Culture
Native Label
Cueva de Altamira
Discoverer or Inventor
Elevation Above Sea Level
95 metre
Described by Source
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
Derivative Work
Great Dictionary of Geographical Names
Page(s)
:
31
Section
:
Альтамира
Language of Work or Name
:
Russian
Publication Date
:
2003
Cave with Prehistoric Art
Paleolithic
Paleolithic
Santillana Del Mar
Animalia
Magdalenian
Magdalenian
Applies to Part
:
UNESCO World Heritage Site Buffer Zone
National Museum and Research Center of Altamira
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q43436073
Marcelino Sanz De Sautuola
Solutrean
Cave of Altamira and Paleolithic Cave Art of Northern Spain
Cave of Altamira and Paleolithic Cave Art of Northern Spain
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