SCLADINA CAVE

Cave bear and woolly rhinoceros bones, flint tools... Scladina was discovered by cavers in 1971. The major find was the right hemi-mandible of a Neanderthal child, called the Sclayn Child, in 1993. Today, the site is still a prehistoric excavation site. Archaeologists will tell you about the methods used for the excavations and the life of prehistoric man. The DNA taken from a molar of the Sclayn child is quite simply the oldest known human DNA in the world!