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Prehistorical Geosite in Marina di Camerota
The Cala Cave is an important prehistoric
site , like others in Marina di Camerota,
located a few meters from the sea and
inside it collect different testimonies of the
presence of Neanderthal groups , and most
modern men succeeded between 30,000
and 10,000 years ago .
Inside it was found several stone tools such
as scrapers and back ends , faunal remains,
sea shells , bone artefacts and hearths
dating back 27,000 to 24,000 years agos .
By newer layers , however , they come
interesting finds of the Mesolithic , Neolithic
and Copper .
The museum’s exhibition In the Cala Caves
is part of a larger project entitled " From “the
Paleolithic to the Middle Ages , Journey in
Cilento” up hills and down dales" which it
see Together with the Municipality of
Camerota, Casaletto Spartano, Morigerati,
Piaggine, Tortorella Rofrano and with the '
objective of strengthening the relationship
between coastal and inland Through its
history and stories , and enhance the rich
historical - cultural heritage of the coast of
Marina di Camerota and internal areas .
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Distance by car…………….17 min
Difficulty ……………………very low
Villamirella
Head north
37 m
Turn left towards Strada Statale 562/SS562
72 m
Turn left towards Strada Statale 562/SS562
120 m
Turn left onto Strada Statale 562/SS562
Continue to follow SS562
9.9 km
Turn left onto Strada Provinciale 66/SS562
350 m
Turn right onto SS562
650 m
Turn right onto Via delle Barche
Cala Cave , Lido del Poggio