Cave Badanj

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Stolac records signs of life starting from the epipaleolithic period (14 000-12 000 B.C.E.). Somewhere in the waterbed of a blue river of Bregava, in a cavelets, in a rock, 45 meters above the river flow, a caveman found his hideout, in a cave Badanj. Those first residents left a trace, an engraving, a figurine of a horse attacked with arrows from its right hip. To those who do not see the significance, it is important to point out this is a first finding of its kind on the east Adriatic coast and the oldest display of fine art in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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TEMATSKA STAZA
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