Rincón de la Victoria’s caves to feature in National Geographic documentaries

Camera crews filmed inside La Victoria and El Higuerón galleries, where cave art more than 37,000 years old has been preserved

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Thursday, 17 November 2022, 07:52

Rincón de la Victoria’s caves are to star in new documentaries that National Geographic is filming about prehistoric caves in Malaga. A team from the company, together with the archaeologist Pedro Cantalejo, went into the La Victoria and El Higuerón caves on Wednesday to ... film the Palaeolithic cave art estimated to be more than 37,000 years old.

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Rincón de la Victoria’s caves to feature in National Geographic documentaries

Camera crews filmed inside La Victoria and El Higuerón galleries, where cave art more than 37,000 years old has been preserved

Going underground in Malaga province's spectacular caves