Aurignac

The cavern Trou de Frontal was a place of burial, and similar to the cave of Aurignac.

Near the town of Aurignac, France, a workman named Bonnemaison, in the year 1852, accidently discovered a cave containing the remains of seventeen human skeletons.

These bones were taken by Dr. Amiel, the mayor of Aurignac, who was ignorant of their value, and consigned to the parish cemetery.

Section of the Sepulchral Grotto, in the Hill of Fajoles, Aurignac. a.

The cave or grotto of Aurignac, in which the seventeen human skeletons were found, was carefully examined by Lartet eight years after its discovery.