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A cave in the Pyrenees at 7,330 feet above sea level contained 23 ancient fireplaces, traces of a child, and green stones that prehistoric people appear to have been climbing up there to process as copper ore for over 4,000 years
Archaeological findings in a high-altitude Pyrenees cave reveal evidence of 5,500-year-old industrial activity and prehistoric copper processing.