AA CAVE (Harper 2008) no. 21

(Baghmara - IN)
25.325500,90.605400
Grottocenter / carte

Description

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

A relatively small hole of unidentified size is not only said to give access to a relatively tight pitch developed in what appeared to be soil descending for an estimated 20 m but also believed to require 20 m rope to safeguard climb into (Harper, R C 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). ETYMOLOGY: No locally known name has been identified for this comparatively small hole or doline and Cave no. 21 (note 1). SITUATION: a local guide [is] essential to explain the whereabouts of Cave No. 21 as this hole in soil was understood to lie somewhere on a path between Dikkakol and A’Sakol at a location on ridge to North West of one of the nine distinct Nengkhong villages (note 2) in the vicinity of the confluence (N25°18'13”: E090°36'52” WGS84) of the Chibe River and the Rongdik (after Harper, Rob 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). According to the recorded GPS position (note 3), however, Cave No. 21 (Harper 2008) does not lie between –>Dikkakol and –>Asakol but south-east from both of these caes and at linear distances of 96 m north-east from –>Janta Dobhakol, 413 m south-east from –>Asakol, and 774 m south-east from –>Dikkakol.HOLE DESCRIPTION: A small hole by the side of the path between Dikkakol and A’Sakol was investigated to reveal a tight pitch developed in what appeared to be soil descending for an estimated 20 m but not pushed to any conclusion (Harper 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). TACKLE: 20 m rope to safeguard climb into doline might be advisable (Harper 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). SPELEOMETRY: It only takes a little superhuman space warping efforts to combine 20 m est LENGTH with DEPTH: 30m est (Harper 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf) but then we have to consider that the -survey- method used was peeping down a hole.A relatively small hole of unidentified size is not only said to give access to a relatively tight pitch developed in what appeared to be soil descending for an estimated 20 m but also believed to require 20 m rope to safeguard climb into (Harper, R C 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). ETYMOLOGY: No locally known name has been identified for this comparatively small hole or doline and Cave no. 21 (note 1). SITUATION: a local guide [is] essential to explain the whereabouts of Cave No. 21 as this hole in soil was understood to lie somewhere on a path between Dikkakol and A’Sakol at a location on ridge to North West of one of the nine distinct Nengkhong villages (note 2) in the vicinity of the confluence (N25°18'13”: E090°36'52” WGS84) of the Chibe River and the Rongdik (after Harper, Rob 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). According to the recorded GPS position (note 3), however, Cave No. 21 (Harper 2008) does not lie between –>Dikkakol and –>Asakol but south-east from both of these caes and at linear distances of 96 m north-east from –>Janta Dobhakol, 413 m south-east from –>Asakol, and 774 m south-east from –>Dikkakol.HOLE DESCRIPTION: A small hole by the side of the path between Dikkakol and A’Sakol was investigated to reveal a tight pitch developed in what appeared to be soil descending for an estimated 20 m but not pushed to any conclusion (Harper 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). TACKLE: 20 m rope to safeguard climb into doline might be advisable (Harper 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf). SPELEOMETRY: It only takes a little superhuman space warping efforts to combine 20 m est LENGTH with DEPTH: 30m est (Harper 2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21.pdf) but then we have to consider that the -survey- method used was peeping down a hole.

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EXPLORATION HISTORY: 2008.02.15: Keith Sanderson saw a hole in soil and Harper, Rob (2008.02.15 Mss: Cave No. 21) recorded one Cave No. 21 and claimed that it was not pushed to any conclusion when actually nobody had attempted to enter it. Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

Cavités proche

Distance (km)NomLongueur (m)Profondeur (m)
0.1DOBHAKOL, Nengkhong Jantagiri
0.4ASAKOL
0.8Dikkakol191567
1.0MAKKREKOL, Nengkhong Chibigiri
1.3DOBHAKOL, Nengkhong Chibigiri
1.4AA CAVE (Harper 2008) no. 24 chignap
1.4AA CAVE (Harper 2008) no. 24 chiring
1.4Sapek Chiring
1.5PAROAKOL, Nengkhong Chibigiri