10,000 years of Paleolithic art in Calabria.

May 28

Written By Michael Marino

The Romito Cave located in Papasidero houses an absolutely stunning carving of a Bos Primigenius (an extinct wild bull) etched into the rock, by human hand, around 10,000 BCE. It’s a popular paleolithic site preserving ancient rock art, located in the northern province of Cosenza.

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