BBC1 年
Red Lady of Paviland: Should remains come back to Wales?
On 18 January 1823, The Red Lady of Paviland was discovered in a cave on the Gower peninsula, Swansea, by William Buckland, a reverend and Oxford University's first ever professor of geology.
BBC14 年
1: Prehistoric Wales
The most significant evidence of the presence in Wales of Palaeolithic or Old Stone Age people is the burial discovered in Paviland Cave in Gower. The bones were assumed to be those of a female ...
KS2 History / PSHE and Social Studies: What do ancient bones tell us about the Stone Age?
The Red Lady of Paviland is one of the oldest skeletons found in Britain, dating from around 30,000 years ago.