Grzybowa Gora is part of the Rydno Archaeological Reserve in south-central Poland, a 10 km stretch along the Kamienna River valley containing several hundred Paleolithic campsites -- the world's largest concentration of such finds [1] [2] [3]. The site is centered on a hematite mine where ochre was extracted for ritual purposes via open-cast pits up to 1.5 m deep [2]. Cultures represented include Hamburg (13,000-12,000 BP), Federmesser (11,800-10,800 BP), and Swiderian (10,800-10,000 BP) [2].
Grzybowa Góra

Also known as: Grzybowa Góra (województwo świętokrzyskie), Гжибова-Гура, Гжибова-Гура (Свентокшиж воеводалыгы), Гжибова-Гура (Свентокшискан воеводалла), Гжибова-Гура (Свентокшиське воєводство)
| Type | City/town/settlement |
|---|---|
| Period | < 4500 BC |
| Country | Poland |
| Coordinates | 51.1312° N, 20.9720° E |
Poland