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Le Pont d’Arc

geological formation, France
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  • Le Pont d'Arc
    Chauvet–Pont d’Arc
    / Artists of the cave

    …chosen for its closeness to Le Pont d’Arc (ā€œThe Arch Bridgeā€), a geological marvel carved by the ArdĆØche River that emerged from a limestone obstacle more than 400,000 years ago and was already an impressive natural monument at the time of the painters. It must have been felt as a…

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    …chosen for its closeness to Le Pont d’Arc (ā€œThe Arch Bridgeā€), a geological marvel carved by the ArdĆØche River that emerged from a limestone obstacle more than 400,000 years ago and was already an impressive natural monument at the time of the painters. It must have been felt as a…

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