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It is now recognised that at least two main natural corridors for crossing the Pyrenees were frequented by prehistoric human groups: the “Basque Crossroads” in the west and the Cerdanya valley in the ...
At around 1,144 metres above sea level, in the Coll de Saig, it is one of the most favourable mountain passes for crossing the Pyrenees. Even during the Ice Age, when glaciers covered much of the ...
According to a post on the fire district's Facebook page, which documented the July 12 rescue, a large Great Pyrenees was "hiking saddle mountain when he suddenly refused to keep walking." ...
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Homo sapiens regularly crossed the Pyrenees during the Ice Age—here's what they took with themAt around 1,144 meters above sea level, in the Coll de Saig, it is one of the most favorable mountain passes for crossing the Pyrenees. Even during the Ice Age, when glaciers covered much of the ...
Archaeological work in the Pyrenees has shown that human populations adapted to changes in the mountain environment, and settled in areas that had initially been considered permafrost: permanently ...
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