Friday 17 June 2022 01:28 AM Woolly Mammoth bones found under Pembroke Castle trends now
Friday 17 June 2022 01:28 AM Woolly Mammoth bones found under Pembroke Castle trends now
Archeologists discover prehistoric cave containing 10,000-year-old woolly mammoth bones underneath Henry VII's Pembroke Castle Archeologists have found a 10,000-year-old woolly mammoth in South Wales They were digging in a prehistoric cave located underneath Pembroke Castle The site, known as Wogan Cavern, was used by humans and ice age animals The castle was where the first Tudor king, Henry VII was born in 1457
View
comments
Bones of a woolly mammoth from 10,000 years ago have been found in a prehistoric cave under the castle where Henry VII was born.
Archaeologists are set to carry out a further excavation of the limestone cave hidden below Pembroke Castle which dates to the Stone Age.
They hope to find further evidence of how the site - known as Wogan Cavern -was used by early humans and animals in the Ice Age.
Pembroke Castle was first built in 1093 and rebuilt a century later and in 1457 the first Tudor king, Henry VII was born there.
