Atapuerca

Atapuerca is a significant archaeological site located in northern Spain, known for its rich deposits of human fossils and tools. Dating back over a million years, it has provided vital insights into early human evolution and migration in Europe. Notable discoveries include the remains of early hominins like Homo antecessor, which are among the oldest in the region. The site has revealed evidence of prehistoric human behaviors, such as hunting and tool-making, contributing to our understanding of early human life and the development of complex societies. Atapuerca is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site due to its importance in human history.