WAH DIAR (Krem)
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Description
Another unexpectedly vertical shaft (compare: Krem –>Makyshimen) recorded Ende (2007.02.17 Mss) as a Krem Wah Diar from what is suspected to be the Wah Ktiar (in short: Wah 'Tiar) or Centipede Stream. ETYMOLOGY: The Khasi (ex Hindi) noun -ka tiar- is an instrument, a tool, a weapon, fittings while -u 'tiar- is an abbreviation of -uktiar- and means a centipede (SINGH, N 1906: 50, 231). Ende (2007.02.17 Mss) explains Diar - implement or instrument. SITUATION: To reach the cave entrance continue down the ridge from Makyshimen [note 1] keeping the doline on the right. Then make sure the deep valley is on the right. At that point you are in the jungle thrushing about. In addition to the cave entrance coordinates N25°22'30.5”: E92°33'19.1” (WGS84, fully imagined horizontal precicion error ±10 m): 924 m asl (GPS Garmin Etrex Legend) lists Ende (2007.02.17 Mss) a couple of anonymous GPS positions to get you there via unspecified points (note 2). CAVE DESCRIPTION (Ende 2007.02.17 Mss):1x 2.5 m in cross section estimated 20 m shaft.1x 2.5 m in cross section estimated 20 m shaft.
Documents
Bibliography 06/01/2018Histoire
EXPLORATION HISTORY: 2007.02.17: Novell Bareh from Lumthari village guided Brian D. Kharpran Daly, Peter Glanvill and Barbara Anne am Ende (2007.02.17 Mss) to a Krem Wah Diar. Brooks, S J et al. (2007.03.01 Mss: Diary2007.doc) confirm that Barbara, Pete G and Brian KD visited two deep shafts [Krem Wah Diar and Krem Makyshimen], and GPSed positions.
Cavités proche
Distance (km) | Nom | Longueur (m) | Profondeur (m) |
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0.3 | SAH HATI BOREHOLE CAVITY | ||
0.4 | AA CAVE SAH HATI (Glanvill 2008) | ||
0.4 | MAKYSHIMEN (Thlu) | ||
0.5 | AA CAVE SAH HATI (Whitaker 2008) | ||
0.9 | LYNGKSHAIT, Lumthari (Krem) | ||
1.0 | UM KHIAN 1 (Tyngkhap Maw) | ||
1.0 | PYRTAG (Krem) | ||
1.0 | AA CAVE B15: three cows | ||
1.1 | UM KHIAN 3 (Tyngkhap Maw) |