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The CEOs of Cultural Property, Francisco Gimenez, and Heritage, Informatics and Telecommunications, Eduardo Linares, this morning presented the documentary "La Cueva Negra" by the Integra Foundation.
Also attending the presentation the Councillor for Culture and Tourism in the city of Caravaca, Maria Cruz Perez, director of the documentary, José María Molina, and the director of excavations at the Black Cave, Michael Walker.
"The Black Cave" is part of the series of historical documentaries animated Integra Foundation.
The film, made by digital animation, recreates the Straits Quípar River, located in the hamlet of La Encarnación caravaqueña, where is located the paleontological site of La Cueva Negra, whose discoveries have provided the scientific basis for the development of this audiovisual work.
During his 30-minute film, "The Black Cave" describes the way of life of the pre-Neanderthal and shows how it was the habitat of the area, which revealed the presence of large lakes and wildlife species now extinct.
"We may be talking of the first chefs in Europe," said the owner of Cultural Property, "and this is very important", and that cooking is an activity "truly human" and "will be hard to find something previously dated What's in the cave. "
The film is complemented by two other audiovisual provide additional information on the scientific and audiovisual third explains the production process.
"This is already revolutionizing the scientific-technical field," said Gimenez, and now the jump to public divulged a "much broader" through a video like this "is of enormous importance."
All audiovisual be available in a internet site after its release on Friday, October 19 at 20:00 pm in the Regional Film Archive, and is open until full capacity.
In addition, have been compiled into a DVD that will be distributed mainly by libraries and schools in the Region of Murcia.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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