Khara-Hora Shaft
In 2011, deep in the harsh mountains of Kabardino‑Balkaria, speleologist Arthur Zhemukhov uncovered a startling find at Khara‑Hora—one that hints at a far older chapter of human history.
In 2011, deep in the harsh mountains of Kabardino‑Balkaria, speleologist Arthur Zhemukhov uncovered a startling find at Khara‑Hora—one that hints at a far older chapter of human history.
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