Pontnewydd Cave

Pontnewydd Cave is a significant archaeological site located in Wales, known for its rich deposits of Ice Age artifacts and remains. Discovered in the 19th century, it contains evidence of prehistoric human habitation, including tools and animal bones, which provide insight into early human life and their environment. The cave is particularly famous for its evidence of Neanderthals, making it important for understanding human evolution. Excavations have revealed its role as a shelter for early humans, showcasing their adaptation to changing climates and landscapes over thousands of years.