793 Cubio Redondo
North Vega VN50019595 Alt. 200m Length 12m

An awkward climb up to the right of an obvious gully leads to a walking height cave entrance. The passage has been excavated of its sediments but the entrance originally had thousands of skeletal remains from owl pellets. Twelve metres in there is a calcite and mud blockage, which is quite close to a passage in Cueva de Colmenas (363). At the bottom left of the back wall is a draughting hole. Two types of pottery have been discovered and a flint point, supposed to be typical of the Azilian. The site has been excavated by Spanish archaeologists and extensive studies made of the deposits.

Reference: anon., 1994b (logbook); anon., 1995c (logbook); anon., 1996b (logbook); Ruiz Cobo Jesús and Smith Peter, 2000
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