The south-facing rock-shelter at the base of the slopes of the Douce, above the right bank of the Anglin, about 1 kilometers above the village, is composed of two geologically distinct sections; below is the Abri Bourdois, a classic rock-shelter site beneath a slight overhang, and above is the Cave Taillebourg, Named for the former property-owners, Mme Bourdois and M. Taillebourg.