Rapali, 1st (Synrang)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An unspecified cave entrance (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified orientation, unidentified characteristics) is said to give access to the first of three more caves collectively recorded as Synrang Rapali 1, 2 and 3 (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc). ETYMOLOGY: The origin and meaning of the apparently Synteng Khasi (Pnar) cave names Synrang Rapali anonymous Arbenz, T et al. (2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc: Monday, 20th February) Krem Synrang Rapati Arbenz, T (2013.03.16 dated ”2012.04.30” cave distribution map Pala relief13 2.pdf grid square 11.517) has not yet been discovered (note 1). SITUATION: In the region between west of the village of Moo Knor (25°23'27”N: 92°36'16”E) and the orographically left bank of the Kopili River in a setting on one or the other so-called the bank of the stream Umpriang and at an estimated distance of about 400 m (or so) in an unidentified direction upstream from the entrance to the cave recorded as Snrang U –>Long 4 on the bank of the stream Umpriang (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc). SETTING: In an unidentified spatial relation to the cave entrances of Synrang –>Rapali 2 and Synrang –>Rapali 3 on one or the other so-called the bank of the stream Umpriang (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc).APPROACH: Get hold of a truck (a large, heavy motor vehicle, used for transporting goods, materials, or troops) and get yourself transported from the village of Moo Knor (25°23'27”N: 92°36'16”E) down the track to stop just past the farm of Lius Dkhar on the left (east) side. A turn is taken to the valley on the right (west), which is just about opposite that of the valley of Krem Tin [note 2] (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc).An unspecified cave entrance (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified orientation, unidentified characteristics) is said to give access to the first of three more caves collectively recorded as Synrang Rapali 1, 2 and 3 (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc). ETYMOLOGY: The origin and meaning of the apparently Synteng Khasi (Pnar) cave names Synrang Rapali anonymous Arbenz, T et al. (2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc: Monday, 20th February) Krem Synrang Rapati Arbenz, T (2013.03.16 dated ”2012.04.30” cave distribution map Pala relief13 2.pdf grid square 11.517) has not yet been discovered (note 1). SITUATION: In the region between west of the village of Moo Knor (25°23'27”N: 92°36'16”E) and the orographically left bank of the Kopili River in a setting on one or the other so-called the bank of the stream Umpriang and at an estimated distance of about 400 m (or so) in an unidentified direction upstream from the entrance to the cave recorded as Snrang U –>Long 4 on the bank of the stream Umpriang (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc). SETTING: In an unidentified spatial relation to the cave entrances of Synrang –>Rapali 2 and Synrang –>Rapali 3 on one or the other so-called the bank of the stream Umpriang (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc).APPROACH: Get hold of a truck (a large, heavy motor vehicle, used for transporting goods, materials, or troops) and get yourself transported from the village of Moo Knor (25°23'27”N: 92°36'16”E) down the track to stop just past the farm of Lius Dkhar on the left (east) side. A turn is taken to the valley on the right (west), which is just about opposite that of the valley of Krem Tin [note 2] (anonymous Arbenz, T et al. 2013.08.07 Mss: Diary 2012.doc).