Cueva de la Pileta

Cueva de la Pileta is identified in the supplied sources as a natural cave in the province of Málaga, Andalusia, notable for containing prehistoric cave paintings. According to the provided material, the cave was discovered in 1905. The supplied sources do not offer additional historical detail about the site's earlier use, the dating or description of the paintings, ownership, or subsequent investigations. The research notes supplied contain no mention of apparitions, hauntings, poltergeist activity, or any other paranormal phenomena associated with Cueva de la Pileta. No supernatural entities are named, and no witness reports of paranormal events are included in the provided material. The only documented attributes in the sources are archaeological: the presence of cave paintings and the reported discovery date. Because the supplied sources are limited to a Wikipedia entry and a Wikidata item, many typical site details (precise coordinates, access status, fuller archaeological context, or local folklore) are absent or marked as uncertain in these notes. The entry therefore confines itself to facts present in those sources and does not assert any paranormal claims.