Archaeology
Pigment Fragments Dug Up at Penascosa Push Human Presence in the Côa Valley Past 27,000 Years and Hint Its Engravers Also Painted
Archaeologists at the Côa Valley's Penascosa site found hundreds of ochre and other pigment fragments in a layer over 27,000 years old, suggesting the Palaeolithic engravers may also have painted. Penascosa is open for guided visits from 18 euros.