None of these compare, however, to a cave in southern Spain which – it has just been revealed – has been visited by humans for over 41,000 years. The Cueva de Nerja, or Nerja Caves ...

A new study from researchers at the University of Córdoba asserts that the Nerja Caves in Malaga, Spain, received more prehistoric visits than any other in Europe. Since being unwittingly ...

Spain, likely drawn by a Neanderthal some 64,000 years ago. The Caves of Nerja are located in Malaga, Spain, and boast paintings believed to date back 42,000 years. The caves were discovered in ...

The Nerja Cave, often described as the “natural cathedral of Prehistory,” welcomed a special guest this week: Nobel ...

Set in Malaga in southern Spain, the Nerja Caves were "discovered" in 1959 by a group of locals who were out searching for bats at the time. The Nerja Caves are famous for their beautiful rock ...

Scientists have discovered a new spider species in the Nerja cave in Spain. The spider measures approximately 1 millimetre in diameter. Scientists made an extraordinary discovery in the Nerja cave ...

The world's oldest works of art have been found in a cave on Spain's Costa del Sol ... The paintings were found in the Nerja Caves, 35 miles east of Malaga in the southern region of Andalusia.

His team say that charcoal remains found beside six of the paintings – preserved in Spain’s Nerja caves – have been radiocarbon dated to between 43,500 and 42,300 years old. That suggests ...