Vindija Cave

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Vindija Cave is a Paleolithic archaeological site in northern Croatia renowned for its well-preserved Neanderthal remains that were crucial for sequencing the Neanderthal genome.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Paleolithic site
archaeological site
cave
archaeologicalPeriod Middle Paleolithic
Upper Paleolithic NERFINISHED
associatedWithResearchInstitution Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology GENERATED
associatedWithScientist Svante Pääbo NERFINISHED
containsFossil Homo sapiens NERFINISHED
Neanderthal NERFINISHED
containsRemainsOf Pleistocene fauna
cave bear
fox
large herbivores
wolf
country Croatia
discovered 1920s
excavatedBy Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts NERFINISHED
Mirko Malez NERFINISHED
firstMajorExcavations 1970s
geologicalFormation limestone cave
hasApproximateDateRange about 150000 to 10000 years ago
hasArchaeologicalCulture Aurignacian NERFINISHED
Gravettian NERFINISHED
Mousterian NERFINISHED
hasDating Late Pleistocene
hasGeologicalAge Pleistocene NERFINISHED
hasKeySpecimen Vindija Neanderthal Vi-33.16 NERFINISHED
Vindija Neanderthal Vi-33.25 NERFINISHED
Vindija Neanderthal Vi-33.26 NERFINISHED
Vindija Neanderthal Vi-80 NERFINISHED
hasProtectionStatus protected paleontological site of Croatia
hasStratigraphicUnit G1 Neanderthal horizon NERFINISHED
G1 layer
G2 layer
G3 layer
knownFor Late Pleistocene hominin fossils
Mousterian archaeological layers
Neanderthal remains
Upper Paleolithic archaeological layers
contribution to Neanderthal genome sequencing
locatedIn Varaždin County NERFINISHED
northern Croatia NERFINISHED
northwestern Croatia NERFINISHED
locatedNear Donja Voća NERFINISHED
partOf Vinec Valley NERFINISHED
providedDNAFor draft Neanderthal genome
high-coverage Neanderthal genome sequence
usedAs prehistoric animal den
prehistoric habitation site

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