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Gueldaman Caves

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Gueldaman Caves

Gueldaman Caves is a prehistoric site located in Bejaia Province, Algeria. The oldest human settlement in these caves dates back to more than 17,000 years, that is, in the Mesolithic and Neolithic times and lasted until the first millennium BC. Archaeological finds in these caves include shreds of pottery, stone tools, bones, and shells.

Site Information

Country: Algeria

District: Bejaia Province

Category: Ancient Rock Workes

Site History: Mesolithic Age

Oldest Culture: Mesolithic

Later Cultures: Mixed

Site Features: Stone Age Monuments

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Elevation: 569 m

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