Kebara Cave

Kebara Cave is an important archaeological site located in Israel's Carmel Mountains. It is renowned for its rich deposits of prehistoric artifacts, including evidence of Neanderthal habitation. Excavations have uncovered tools, animal bones, and the remains of a young adult Neanderthal, which have provided significant insights into the lives and behaviors of these ancient humans. Notably, researchers found evidence of burial practices, suggesting complex social and cultural behaviors. The cave helps scientists understand the evolution of early humans and their interactions with the environment, contributing significantly to our knowledge of prehistoric life in the Levant region.