AMAN CAVE

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

There seems to exist an unspecified Aman Cave (Breitenbach 2005.10.29 to 11.13 Mss: Tagebuch; 2005.12.01 Mss: Bericht). ETYMOLOGY: Aman Cave sounds --but this is mere guesswork-- as if it were a Mother Cave and, perhaps, a cave sacred to a Mother Goddess. SITUATION: Breitenbach (2005.12.01 Mss) was told that Aman Cave lies in an unidentified Chodiyar region (note 1) and near or, to be precise, in an unspecified spatial relation to an unidentified village of Ganura (note 2), which is said to lie about 5 km approximately south-east of an unidentified place called Maraknali (Breitenbach 2005.12.01 Mss; DUCLUZAUX 1993) or, perhaps, Marakhali (Scherzer 1993 Mss) and Markhanuei (note 3).There seems to exist an unspecified Aman Cave (Breitenbach 2005.10.29 to 11.13 Mss: Tagebuch; 2005.12.01 Mss: Bericht). ETYMOLOGY: Aman Cave sounds --but this is mere guesswork-- as if it were a Mother Cave and, perhaps, a cave sacred to a Mother Goddess. SITUATION: Breitenbach (2005.12.01 Mss) was told that Aman Cave lies in an unidentified Chodiyar region (note 1) and near or, to be precise, in an unspecified spatial relation to an unidentified village of Ganura (note 2), which is said to lie about 5 km approximately south-east of an unidentified place called Maraknali (Breitenbach 2005.12.01 Mss; DUCLUZAUX 1993) or, perhaps, Marakhali (Scherzer 1993 Mss) and Markhanuei (note 3).