Cave of Pego do Diabo

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The Cave of Pego do Diabo is a small karst cave in a Turonian limestone outcrop located about 250 metres above sea level in the municipality of Loures, about 20 km north of Lisbon in Portugal. The erosion of the outcrop resulted in a set of openings in the rocks wide enough to be exploited by humans. Several archaeological studies have been conducted within the cave, which give insights into the duration of Neanderthal presence on the Iberian Peninsula and to the presence of carnivorous animals during the Paleolithic.

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Location: 38.8644, -9.2183, KML, Cluster Map, Maps,
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  • Artificial caves of Alapraia
    cultural heritage monument in Cascais, Portugal
  • Assafora Cave
    cave in Portugal
  • Casal (ou Quinta) de Porto Côvo, incluindo a Gruta natural de Porto Côvo
  • Cave of Pego do Diabo
    cave and archaeological site in Portugal
  • Cave of Salemas
    cave and archaeological site in Portugal
  • Gruta da Pedra Furada
    cave and archaeological site in Portugal
  • Gruta do Poço Velho
    cultural heritage monument in Cascais, Portugal
  • Alcântara I Tunnel
  • Túnel do Baptista Russo
  • Tunel do Rossio
TypeSubtypeDateDescriptionNotesSource
arearegion1128Portugalcountry, sovereign stateWikidata
sitecaveArtificial caves of Alapraiagrotto, archaeological site, cultural heritage, caveWikidata
sitecaveAssafora CavecaveWikidata
sitecaveCasal (ou Quinta) de Porto Côvo, incluindo a Gruta natural de Porto Côvocasal, cultural heritage, necropolis, caveWikidata
sitecaveCave of Pego do DiabocaveWikidata
sitecaveCave of SalemascaveWikidata
sitecaveGruta da Pedra Furadaarchaeological site, caveWikidata
sitecaveGruta do Poço Velhocultural heritage, caveWikidata
sitetunnelAlcântara I Tunnelrailway tunnelWikidata
sitetunnelTúnel do Baptista Russoroad tunnelWikidata
sitetunnelTunel do Rossiorailway tunnelWikidata