36. Belmaco and the Petroglyphs of La Palma
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In 1772 Viera y Clavijo called the Belmaco engravings «mere scribbles». Who saw them first, what is known of their age and meaning, and where the UNESCO bid stands. The full story, with sources: https://lapalmago.com/en/historias/belmaco-petroglifos/
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