Chawton Cave

Chawton Cave is an ancient underground site near Chawton, England, believed to have been used by early humans thousands of years ago. It served as a shelter and possibly a workshop for flint tools, offering protection from the elements. Archaeologists have found stone tools and other artifacts inside, helping us understand how prehistoric people lived and adapted to their environment. The cave provides valuable insights into early human activity in the region and contributes to our broader knowledge of prehistoric history in southern England.