AA CAVE (Dikstra 2014)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An estimated 6 x 10 doline of unknown depth, widths, and shape gives access to the daylight-lit obverse side of a drafting impassible hole [note 1] in the bottom (Dikstra, M in: anonymous Brooks, S J et al. 2014.04.05 Mss: Diary Meghalaya 2014 Second Edit: 13th February, Thursday). SITUATION: Near the limestone-pinnacled -khlieh- or top of an unidentified -lum- or the hill (Dikstra, M 2014.02.13) with an unidentified name, which culminates at an explainable walking distance into an understandable direction from the village of Lama (near ±1 km N25°10'00”: E092°14'40”) on the interfluve east of the Myntdu (Hari River) and the Wah Lariang / Lynriang. APPROACH: A certain the track from the cave entrance to Krem Um Sapnar towards the entrance of the cave recorded as Krem Um Mutha [Krem –>Um Muta] … continues up the hill through betel [rather Areca palm than Betel vines] plantation [February 2014], then passing between limestone pinnacles steeply uphill. They [Marcel Dikstra, Jos -Yoxz-Burgers & Richa Jain] stopped several times trying to get a GPS bearing. This worked only near the top of the hill. There is a 6 x 10 doline … (Dikstra, M in: anonymous Brooks, S J et al. 2014.04.05 Mss: Diary Meghalaya 2014 Second Edit: 13th February, Thursday).Burgers & Richa Jain] stopped several times trying to get a GPS bearing. This worked only near the top of the hill. There is a 6 x 10 doline … (Dikstra, M in: anonymous Brooks, S J et al. 2014.04.05 Mss: Diary Meghalaya 2014 Second Edit: 13th February, Thursday).