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Typically, the French authorities restrict access to the cave to researchers, who are only allowed to enter it four weeks per year. But a team of AFP journalists was recently allowed to visit the ...

(French Ministry of Culture) According to AFP, the late amateur speleologist who discovered the cave in September 2000, had described the "rush of adrenaline" he felt when he saw the curved ...

Typically, the French authorities restrict access to the cave to researchers, who are only allowed to enter it four weeks per year. But a team of AFP journalists was recently allowed to visit the ...

French explorer Michel Siffre spent more than 60 days underground in July 1962 to discover how the human body would be impacted without time cues.

Discovered 25 years ago in Dordogne, southwestern France, the Cussac cave is an immaculately preserved jewel of prehistory – and so strictly protected by the French ministry of culture that the ...

Archaeologists found footprints of children — and even babies — in another French cave, Fontanet, where they estimated children entered areas with ceilings lower than 130 centimeters.

A soldier's name carved into the walls of a French underground city has been traced back to a Barnsley man. The town of Naours, north of Amiens, is home to a network of tunnels and caves ...

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