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Cova de la Font Major in northeastern Spain has revealed over 280 prehistoric engravings, including animal figures from the Ice Age. This discovery, published in Antiquity, highlights the cave's significance as a major site of rock art in the Iberian Peninsula. The engravings, which include horses and deer, were previously unnoticed by visitors who left graffiti on the walls. Researchers are uncertain about the cave's original use, whether for shelter or rituals. The findings contribute to understanding prehistoric art, which dates back tens of thousands of years, showcasing the creativity of early humans and Neanderthals.