AA CAVE, Siju Damokgithim, 2nd

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

No locally known name has been recorded of a cave entrance with no recorded shape or dimensions, which faces an unknown direction, and is said to give access to a solitary cave chamber (estimated 3 m high and wide, estimated 30 m long), which seems to be almost completely filled with washed-in soil as it is similar in style to the base of the nearby Footpath Pot but having again no way on (BROOKS & SMART 1995: 35). SITUATION: The second of the Footpath Pot and Cave(s) (BROOKS & SMART 1995: 35) had been found in a cleft / ravine which lies not only somehow adjacent to Middle Siju village (i.e. Siju Hat) but also somewhat near to the village and without specified spatial relation except nearby the so-called Footpath Pot (i.e. –>AA Cave (Siju Damokgithim).No locally known name has been recorded of a cave entrance with no recorded shape or dimensions, which faces an unknown direction, and is said to give access to a solitary cave chamber (estimated 3 m high and wide, estimated 30 m long), which seems to be almost completely filled with washed-in soil as it is similar in style to the base of the nearby Footpath Pot but having again no way on (BROOKS & SMART 1995: 35). SITUATION: The second of the Footpath Pot and Cave(s) (BROOKS & SMART 1995: 35) had been found in a cleft / ravine which lies not only somehow adjacent to Middle Siju village (i.e. Siju Hat) but also somewhat near to the village and without specified spatial relation except nearby the so-called Footpath Pot (i.e. –>AA Cave (Siju Damokgithim).