AA CAVE, Lumshnong (Scherzer), 5th

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An unidentified caving object in the face of which an expedition caver was able to notice with speed and efficiency a first of two unspecified cave entrances (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified orientation, unidentified characteristics). IDENTITY: Unknown (note 1). Compare –>AA Cave, Lumshnong 1 (Lindenmayr) through to –>AA Cave, Lumshnong 6 (Lindenmayr). ETYMOLOGY: No autochthonous, indigenous or locally known name has been identified for this cave, which was barely noticed as one of -four village cave entrances shown by resident people to Franz- (Scherzer, H 2015.04.01 Mss -Tagebuch- Fr. 16.01.2015). SITUATION: Unknown (Scherzer, H 2015.04.01 Mss -Tagebuch- Fr. 16.01.2015). POSITION: Near (ignored precision error presumably ±0 m) 25°10'37.5”E: 92°22'35.6”E (Scherzer, H undated January 2015 GPS Garmin Etrex reading).An unidentified caving object in the face of which an expedition caver was able to notice with speed and efficiency a first of two unspecified cave entrances (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified orientation, unidentified characteristics). IDENTITY: Unknown (note 1). Compare –>AA Cave, Lumshnong 1 (Lindenmayr) through to –>AA Cave, Lumshnong 6 (Lindenmayr). ETYMOLOGY: No autochthonous, indigenous or locally known name has been identified for this cave, which was barely noticed as one of -four village cave entrances shown by resident people to Franz- (Scherzer, H 2015.04.01 Mss -Tagebuch- Fr. 16.01.2015). SITUATION: Unknown (Scherzer, H 2015.04.01 Mss -Tagebuch- Fr. 16.01.2015). POSITION: Near (ignored precision error presumably ±0 m) 25°10'37.5”E: 92°22'35.6”E (Scherzer, H undated January 2015 GPS Garmin Etrex reading).