Combe-Capelle is a village and archaeological site located in southwestern France. It is known for the discovery of a prehistoric burial known as the Combe-Capelle man. Synonyms for this site may include Combe-Capelle cave, Combe-Capelle rock shelter, or Combe-Capelle II. These descriptors highlight the location and structure of the site. Additionally, other synonyms may include Combe Capelle Neanderthal or the Combe-Capelle type. These terms emphasize the significance of the discovery, as the Combe-Capelle man represents an important example of early human evolution. Despite variations in terminology, all of these synonyms reference a unique and important place in the history of archaeology.