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I just visited Pair Non Pair today and the archaeologist guide who has worked there for more than 20 years says that the story about the cow's leg getting stuck leading to the discovery of the cave is a local legend that is not accurate. The brilliant and self-taught archaeologist Francois Daleau (sorry I can't render the c of his first name correctly with my American keyboard) found the nearby and more recent Grotte des Fees (fairy cave) nearby full of prehistoric objects and began exploring the entire region. I am not updating the page as I am not a regular Wikipedia Editor or anything but someone who is should make this correction.Mzetlin (talk) 21:20, 2 July 2022 (UTC) MindaReply