Hohlenstein-Stadel (arula)

Hohlenstein-Stadel arula, tigisa koe Schwäbische Alb jakama getalte Germana, tir ayaf is abdiizvugalaf debak ke Lekeraporugal. Rawopaf debak Taneafa jowara isu vestara va Hohlenstein-Stadel arula bak 1861 az 1866 gan Oskar Fraas abdiizvopik zo skud. Hohlenstein-Stadel betsa tir ke glupafa belca dem levedafa betsava is buta. Kolanixo lentlyon vodjuso va vansara va arula nover. Betsava tir ton mantamafa lupaxa dem abrotce vas 50 m-. Tir dem plor is remak kene kot kril. Fulteyafa bada ke Hohlenstein-Stadel arula va men koafizayana muka isu xa ape ruldad. Rawopafa olkotca trasiyina koe bata arula, don kudjot va krapolik, tid evlon gu Moustier Sare iku Madeleine. Nesida ke Aurignac Sare ke arula gu 35000 ik 41000 AR tanda zo evlayar. Tamavafa Gadakiewega Belca dem tevoya abdiizvugalafa arula ( don Hohlenstein-Stadel arula ) milvemon tigisa getalte Germana va tano katcalapafo izvaxo ke tawava tadler nume bak 2007 wetce arayaf debak ke tamavafa gadakiewega ke UNESCO zo bendeyer. Ewava va Hohlenstein-Stadel Kolanixo ke arula krapolik, kudjot Dere rupec Krapolik kudjot Sirgenstein arula Bockstein arula Geissenklösterle arula Hohle Fels arula Vogelherd arula

Hohlenstein-Stadel DEBALA Debala Asselfingen, Lonetal Germana   Maneka  48° 32′ 58″ L-, 10° 10′ 23″ R- KIRA Ord Karst arula Sidopugal Jurasuk Ayafe sare Moustier Sare, Aurignac Sare, Madeleine Sare Ontine ke kolanixo 470 m- Grupene abrotce 50 m- Hohlenstein-Stadel arula Tamavafa gadakiewega ke UNESCO DEBALA Tawavaf seg Europa Patecta Germana        Galdolk Baden-Württemberg Galdolk Maneka  48° 32′ 58″ L-, 10° 10′ 23″ R- KIRA Ord Arayaf debak Ludeem (iii) Debakaf otuk 1527 Bendesa ilana 2017 ( 41-eaf frugot ) Welmot km² Winugafa pimtara ke UNESCO Arula is yamba ke oprugalafe sare koe Schwäbische Alb jakama ( Hohlenstein-Stadel arula ). Taneaf witaf ayik ko Europa weti 43000 tanda bak bocaf oprugal artlaniyid. Tano sinafo inkexo tiyir Schwäbische Alb jakama vagee Germana. Tevoya arula joxana mali 1860-e sanda va stabrega guazafa gu 33000 ik 43000 tanda al razdad. Balumayan kudjot va sulem ( don arulaf krapol is melmakol is okol is jaftol ) is stalta is korafa ingaxa tulon zo trasiyid. Aryon kudjot volas va ayasulemaf tisik is kudjama va ayikya zo kosmayad. Bat rawopaf debak va volasa yamba tisa tana losavsafa ke tamava vrutad ise va koafira icde xanta ke ayafa yambafa vonera webed. (en) Caves and Ice Age Art in the Swabian Jura. Modern humans first arrived in Europe 43,000 years ago during the last ice age. One of the areas where they took up residence was the Swabian Jura in southern Germany. Excavated from the 1860s, six caves have revealed items dating from 43,000 to 33,000 years ago. Among them are carved figurines of animals (including cave lions, mammoths, horses and bovids), musical instruments and items of personal adornment. Other figurines depict creatures that are half animal, half human and there is one statuette of a woman. These archaeological sites feature some of the oldest figurative art worldwide and help shed light on the origins of human artistic development. ~ UNESCO website, licence CC-BY-SA IGO 3.0

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