TALAGUD, Fuligard, Fuligird, Fulojird, Fulodschird = Chahar Bagh-e Farah Gerd? (Cave at)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

Two apparently lost cave entrances (note 1) give access to approximately 300 m or 400 m of explored cave galleries with speleothems (some very large and transparent stalactites) which LORD (1838: 533-534 note, 536) reported from a very magnificent natural cavern [note 2] and MASSON (1842-1844, 3: 168) considered a remarkable cave [note 3]. SITUATION: At an elevation of 2000 feet (about 600 m) above the valley floor, and near the summit of a hill without known name (note 4) near a place called Talagud (note 5), which lies at an unspecified distance west of Fuligird, Fuligard, Fúlojird and Fulodschird or Chaharbaghe Farahgerd (note 6). LINDBERG (1958: 143): Lord (B.P.) 1838 … grotte naturelle à Talagud, localité que je n'ai pas pu retrouver (I could not trace down the location of the natural cave near Talagud).Two apparently lost cave entrances (note 1) give access to approximately 300 m or 400 m of explored cave galleries with speleothems (some very large and transparent stalactites) which LORD (1838: 533-534 note, 536) reported from a very magnificent natural cavern [note 2] and MASSON (1842-1844, 3: 168) considered a remarkable cave [note 3]. SITUATION: At an elevation of 2000 feet (about 600 m) above the valley floor, and near the summit of a hill without known name (note 4) near a place called Talagud (note 5), which lies at an unspecified distance west of Fuligird, Fuligard, Fúlojird and Fulodschird or Chaharbaghe Farahgerd (note 6). LINDBERG (1958: 143): Lord (B.P.) 1838 … grotte naturelle à Talagud, localité que je n'ai pas pu retrouver (I could not trace down the location of the natural cave near Talagud).