Lene Hara cave in Tutuala, East Timor (Timor-Leste), is a significant archaeological site known for its prehistoric rock art and ancient human occupation. The cave features an array of well-preserved paintings, including depictions of human figures, animals, and geometric patterns, which provide insights into the cultural and artistic practices of early inhabitants. Excavations in the cave have revealed artifacts such as stone tools and pottery, indicating that it was used by humans for thousands of years.
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