GROTTE DU SORCIER
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Cave discovered in 1951, known for its engraving called Sorcier de Saint-Cirq, animal engravings and the small museum to see
This cave discovered in 1951, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is located between Les Eyzies and Le Bugue. It is known for a famous engraving called Le Sorcier de Saint-Cirq, one of the rare prehistoric anthropomorphic figures. It must be added animal prints, mainly horses but also buffalo or ibex, attributed to the early and mid-Magdalenian. In the Middle Ages, people dug the cliff and established their home there. You can visit some of these troglodytic landscapes. A small museum completes the visit. Possible access to the cluzeaux of the cliff and to the hamlet.
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La visite est un peu cher pour une si petite grotte même si le musée situé à côté de la grotte est à visiter.
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Not much to be seen.
Fortunately guide has conversation.