This is confirmed by the presence of kitchen waste piles from the Middle Stone Age, tombs from the Copper and Bronze Ages, as well as fortresses and tombs from the Iron Age to the Visigoth and Middle Ages.

From a total of 4,614 artifacts that have been discovered, researchers also found spears, needles, and "proto harpoons." In addition, this cave also preserves a number of artworks, such as carved auroch bones with images of aurochs and human faces. According to the researchers, these are the only artifacts of their kind ever found in Paleolithic Europe.

Bracelets or pendants that may have been used by cave dwellers were also found, mostly made of deer, horse, and bison bones. Researchers continue to carry out excavations and non-invasive analysis methods to deepen their knowledge of La Garma while preserving it. Additional information about this discovery will be announced in a press conference at the National Archaeology Museum in February 2024.