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Jamal Cave
Cave in the Carmel mountain range in northern Israel
Jamal Cave (Arabic: مغارة الجمل, lit. 'Camel Cave') or Gamal Cave (Hebrew: מערת גמל) is an archaeological and prehistoric site in the western Carmel region, part of the Nahal Mearot prehistoric site, along with three other caves in its vicinity: Tabun Cave, Skhul Cave, and el-Wad Cave. The caves were proclaimed as having universal value by UNESCO in 2012.
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Jamal Cave (Arabic: مغارة الجمل, lit. 'Camel Cave') or Gamal Cave (Hebrew: מערת גמל) is an archaeological and prehistoric site in the western Carmel region, part of the Nahal Mearot prehistoric site, along with three other caves in its vicinity: Tabun Cave, Skhul Cave, and el-Wad Cave. The caves were proclaimed as having universal value by UNESCO in 2012.
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