Amud Cave

Amud Cave is an archaeological site in Israel known for preserving ancient human and animal fossils dating back around 50,000 years, during the Middle Paleolithic period. It provides important insights into early human life, including their tools, bones, and evidence of hunting. The cave’s discoveries help scientists understand how humans and animals interacted and evolved in this region. Its findings contribute significantly to the study of human prehistory, revealing aspects of our ancestors’ behavior, environment, and adaptation during a crucial period of human development.