New dating of Spain's Sala Keimada rock art sanctuary reveals thousands of years of continuous use
New dating of rock art at Sala Keimada in Spain shows continuous use of the site over thousands of years, indicating its long-term significance as a cultural and spiritual hub. The findings, published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, were conducted by researchers from CENIEH and provide insights into the enduring importance of the site. The study highlights the sanctuary's role in human history and its value for understanding ancient traditions.
Scientists have dated rock art in Spain's Sala Keimada sanctuary, showing it was used continuously for thousands of years.
This finding helps understand how ancient communities used and valued this site over a long period.
It highlights the deep, ongoing connection between people and places, offering insight into human history and cultural continuity.
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