KYA 1 (Krem)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An initially 8 m deep hole in a rift (note 1) decided Jarratt to consist of a 10 m deep rift rift too tight (note 2) and Brooks as a blind rift pot (note 3) where JARRATT (2006: 6) noticed that it became too tight at around -15 m and JARRATT (2006: 20) observed a very interesting estimated length of 10 m at a guessed depth of 10 m. ETYMOLOGY: This cavelet was spontaneously named after a local tree (Jarratt 2005.03.06 Mss -Cave Log- 13: 46 entry 22/2/05), which must be the Khasi -ka dieng kya- or cotton tree, also semal (Hindi), shalmali (Sanskrit), etc. (note 4), botanically (Bombacea) Bombax malabaricum (IMPERIAL GAZETTEER 1907-1909, 25: xxv) or Bombax ceiba (BAZELY 1992: 28). SITUATION 2005: In an inexplicable direction 10 mtrs [in an ] from Kya 3 in a depression circled by karst pinnacles … near path (Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1). SITUATION 2006: Not only at an unidentified location somewhere on a ridge below Shnongrim hill fort (Jarratt 2006.03.04 Mss -Cave Log- 13 entry 063/4) but also somewhere in an unspecified Lum Manar area (Brooks circa 2006.10.31 undated Mss amendments to Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1; JARRATT 2006: 6). CAVE DESCRIPTION 2005: C. 8 m deep rift near path (Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1). CAVE DESCRIPTION 2006: [Deleted: c. 8 m] 10 m blind rift pot ending in too tight rift (Brooks circa 2006.10.31 undated Mss amendments to Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1). PROSPECTS: In one way or another Minimal / nil. Finished (Brooks, S J circa 2006.10.31 undated Mss amendments to Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1).An initially 8 m deep hole in a rift (note 1) decided Jarratt to consist of a 10 m deep rift rift too tight (note 2) and Brooks as a blind rift pot (note 3) where JARRATT (2006: 6) noticed that it became too tight at around -15 m and JARRATT (2006: 20) observed a very interesting estimated length of 10 m at a guessed depth of 10 m. ETYMOLOGY: This cavelet was spontaneously named after a local tree (Jarratt 2005.03.06 Mss -Cave Log- 13: 46 entry 22/2/05), which must be the Khasi -ka dieng kya- or cotton tree, also semal (Hindi), shalmali (Sanskrit), etc. (note 4), botanically (Bombacea) Bombax malabaricum (IMPERIAL GAZETTEER 1907-1909, 25: xxv) or Bombax ceiba (BAZELY 1992: 28). SITUATION 2005: In an inexplicable direction 10 mtrs [in an ] from Kya 3 in a depression circled by karst pinnacles … near path (Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1). SITUATION 2006: Not only at an unidentified location somewhere on a ridge below Shnongrim hill fort (Jarratt 2006.03.04 Mss -Cave Log- 13 entry 063/4) but also somewhere in an unspecified Lum Manar area (Brooks circa 2006.10.31 undated Mss amendments to Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1; JARRATT 2006: 6). CAVE DESCRIPTION 2005: C. 8 m deep rift near path (Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1). CAVE DESCRIPTION 2006: [Deleted: c. 8 m] 10 m blind rift pot ending in too tight rift (Brooks circa 2006.10.31 undated Mss amendments to Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1). PROSPECTS: In one way or another Minimal / nil. Finished (Brooks, S J circa 2006.10.31 undated Mss amendments to Jarrett 2005.02.23 Mss: Krem Kya 1).