Cova Foradà

Cova Foradà is an archaeological cave site with Neanderthal remains near Oliva, in Valencia, Spain [1]. The most complete Neanderthal skeleton ever found on the Iberian peninsula was discovered there in 2010 [1]. One individual used a toothpick to relieve dental pain from periodontal disease and wear [1].

TypeCave Structures
Period< 4500 BC
CountrySpain
Coordinates38.8833° N, 0.0907° W

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