AA CAVE, Lumshnong 1 (Lindenmayr)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An apparently about 1 m wide and more than 2 m high cave entrance gives access to a scramble down into a rift cave passage (Lindenmayr, F undated 2015.01.09 cave1_1.JPG through to cave1_4). ETYMOLOGY: No autochthonous, indigenous or locally known name has been identified for this cave which was referred to as cave1 (Lindenmayr, F 2015 s.a. Mss JUD). SITUATION: Unknown (Lindenmayr, F 2015 s.a. Mss JUD) and in an unspecified setting at an unidentified location somewhere in the vicinity of the JUD Cements Ltd. (note 1). CAVE POTENTIAL: Unknown since 9th January 2015 when F. Lindenmayr paid attention to the latent significance of this cave which H. Scherzer pooh-poohed on the spot (note 2).An apparently about 1 m wide and more than 2 m high cave entrance gives access to a scramble down into a rift cave passage (Lindenmayr, F undated 2015.01.09 cave1_1.JPG through to cave1_4). ETYMOLOGY: No autochthonous, indigenous or locally known name has been identified for this cave which was referred to as cave1 (Lindenmayr, F 2015 s.a. Mss JUD). SITUATION: Unknown (Lindenmayr, F 2015 s.a. Mss JUD) and in an unspecified setting at an unidentified location somewhere in the vicinity of the JUD Cements Ltd. (note 1). CAVE POTENTIAL: Unknown since 9th January 2015 when F. Lindenmayr paid attention to the latent significance of this cave which H. Scherzer pooh-poohed on the spot (note 2).