cave in the Dordogne region, SW France, containing Upper Paleolithic paintings and engravings
Lascaux
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Lascaux
A cave of southwest France in the Dordogne River valley. The cave, discovered in 1940 and now closed to the public, contains important Paleolithic paintings, primarily of animals.
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