2 Pro The Doline Caves Of the village of Didyma, Greece

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The first traces of human life in this place date from the Late Neolithic Age (4,000-2,800 BC)
These are stone tools, found in the Great Cave, where the man of that time found refuge from the elements of nature.
In the next video, see the route inside the Cave and the small churches

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The first traces of human life in this place date from the Late Neolithic Age (4,000-2,800 BC)
These are stone tools, found in the Great Cave, where the man of that time found refuge from the elements of nature.
In the next video, see the route inside the Cave and the small churches

#travel_greece

Thank you very much for the like SmilingOgre​

 

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The first traces of human life in this place date from the Late Neolithic Age (4,000-2,800 BC)
These are stone tools, found in the Great Cave, where the man of that time found refuge from the elements of nature.
In the next video, see the route inside the Cave and the small churches

#travel_greece

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Thank you very much for the like sikspy​

 

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Great video. What are all the trees lined up in rows, olive trees?

 

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Great video. What are all the trees lined up in rows, olive trees?

olives in rows and in the circle of the cave are pines. Thank you very much I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

 

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The first traces of human life in this place date from the Late Neolithic Age (4,000-2,800 BC)
These are stone tools, found in the Great Cave, where the man of that time found refuge from the elements of nature.
In the next video, see the route inside the Cave and the small churches

#travel_greece

Good morning. Thank you very much. Have a wonderful weekend Nanny Ogg​

 

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The first traces of human life in this place date from the Late Neolithic Age (4,000-2,800 BC)
These are stone tools, found in the Great Cave, where the man of that time found refuge from the elements of nature.
In the next video, see the route inside the Cave and the small churches

#travel_greece

Thank you very much. Have a wonderful weekend Big Bro​