BAYAN GHARA
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Description
A certain Bayan Gharra (BROOKS 2001b: 26, 2001c) or Byran Gharra (CHAMBERS 2001b: 28) … looked like a resurgence but after getting past the first small well calcited chamber [speleothems] it took on the resemblance of a coffin level only it was in shale. I followed it to the end and we surveyed it and it terminated where the water was filtering through the roof or sides. I made my way back … SITUATION: At an unknown location in an unrecognised place or area that lies at an unknown distance in an unspecified direction from a certain village of Skhobia or so (note 1), which itself lies at an unknown distance from the Ziarat (N30°22'47”: E067°43'38”) on a route via Sanjabi [sic! for: Sanjawi, N30°17': E068°21'] to Harnai (also: Harnai Bazar, near N30°05'58”: E067°56'04”). CAVE LIFE -- bats (Chiroptera). CHAMBERS (2001b: 28) narrates how he once counted three dozen bats hanging in the roof and one that kept flying past my head.A certain Bayan Gharra (BROOKS 2001b: 26, 2001c) or Byran Gharra (CHAMBERS 2001b: 28) … looked like a resurgence but after getting past the first small well calcited chamber [speleothems] it took on the resemblance of a coffin level only it was in shale. I followed it to the end and we surveyed it and it terminated where the water was filtering through the roof or sides. I made my way back … SITUATION: At an unknown location in an unrecognised place or area that lies at an unknown distance in an unspecified direction from a certain village of Skhobia or so (note 1), which itself lies at an unknown distance from the Ziarat (N30°22'47”: E067°43'38”) on a route via Sanjabi [sic! for: Sanjawi, N30°17': E068°21'] to Harnai (also: Harnai Bazar, near N30°05'58”: E067°56'04”). CAVE LIFE -- bats (Chiroptera). CHAMBERS (2001b: 28) narrates how he once counted three dozen bats hanging in the roof and one that kept flying past my head.
Histoire
EXPLORATION HISTORY: 2000.10.20: Mick Chambers, OCC and CAAB members (Orpheus Caving Club & Chiltan Adventures Association, Balochistan) visited, explored and 'surveyed' (sports caver standards) 46 m to a degree yielding a 'survey' (total sum of survey leg lengths) but no cave survey (cave plan).
Cavités proche
Distance (km) | Nom | Longueur (m) | Profondeur (m) |
---|---|---|---|
0.0 | Pichie Ghara 1 | ||
0.0 | Pichie Ghara 2 | ||
0.0 | TABAI GHARA | ||
8.1 | WAWRI CAVE, Kawas Tangi | ||
10.1 | ZIARAT SHELTER | ||
14.6 | KHUM TANGI (Boycott 1997), 3rd (Cave in the) | ||
14.7 | KHUM TANGI (Boycott 1997), 2nd (Cave in the) | ||
14.8 | KHUM TANGI (Brooks 1990), 2nd (Cave in the) | ||
14.8 | KHUM TANGI (Brooks 1990), 1st (Cave in the) |