Chamber sealed for 45,000 years is discovered by Gibraltar museum team at the rear of Vanguard Cave

A 13-metre chamber that has remained sealed at the rear of Vanguard Cave for up to 45,000 years has been discovered by the Gibraltar National Museum team.
The announcement was made at the Calpe Conference at the Gibraltar University, by Professor Joaquín Rodríguez-Vidal - a Geomorphologist from the University of Huelva.
The discovery was made earlier on this year and will be explored sensitively given it's archaeological significance.
Speaking to our reporter Ros Astengo, Museum Director Geraldine Finlayson described the find as an 'incredible opportunity' and explained its significance.

[@lindakynokephalos7827]

I wan to come and excavate there. So interesting. I am studying archaeology and I love stuff like this

[@wretch1]

Sealed by who 45,000 years ago? Human history doesn't go back anywhere near that far.

[@pierreguertin5033]

Maybe naturally sealed. By a rock slide for example.

[@josephbenadam]

Media loves to delude us in order to get more audience

[@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible]

You see a round pebble, who made it round ? It's one of those thought traps that some people only think that there has to be some agent responsible for observable phenomena. In fact, it can just be a natural process. Every object has an history.

[@junglecat8806]

@@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible This cave is located on a beach right next to the ocean.

[@rshelia]

She is so emotional and so m I. Exciteded

[@Hypocrisywatch1]

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[@rshelia]

Yes I am one what about it. Are u a conformer