Cova de Roquerols

The cave was found in February 1990 by David Vilasís and Marc Lassalle, from Seva, while they were carrying out a census of eagle owls. In a later exploration with an archaeologist, they found a human jawbone and fragments of pottery. Then in 2013, on new visits, more bones were found, among them cranial bones and more fragments of pottery.

Knowledge of the existence of the cavity was limited to the archaeological sphere, being unknown to speleologists. In that same year 2013, Francesc Casanellas, from Aiguafreda, provided Ferran Cardona with not very precise data about the location of the cave, but it would not be until a few years later that he finally located it.

In 2018, Francesc Casanellas published the self-published book “Restes prehistòriques d'Aiguafreda i el seu entorn”, in which he provides the archaeological data of the cave, which includes photographs of the jawbone and the bones found. So far the bone remains have not been able to be dated; they are at the Ajuntament d'Aiguafreda, except for the jawbone.