MYNKREM, Umkyrpong 2015
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Description
An unspecified cave entrance (unidentified shape, unidentified dimensions, unidentified orientation, unidentified characteristics) gives access to an unexplored cave passage which leads to sump or, maybe, a duck (Anonymous [Arbenz T, Brooks S J et al.] 2015.04.03 Mss: Diary 2015.docx 5th February 2015 Thursday). ETYMOLOGY: It may have been Daphyrnai Sariang from Umkyrpong, then acting as a guide, who had said on 5th February 2015 either -mynkrem- (standard Khasi), a caver (note 1) or -mynkrem- (Synteng Khasi (Pnar), literally: hole water (note 2) in the sense of a source or spring of water. Somebody achieved put the cart before the horse, reversed the original cave water and ended up with a Water Cave (Anonymous [Arbenz T, Brooks S J et al.] 2015.04.03 Mss: Diary 2015.docx 5th February 2015 Thursday).SITUATION 2015.02.05: Unknown. Somewhere west of Umkyrpong (25°26'04”N: 92°34'48”E) and at an unspecified location which expedition cavers reached on Thursday, 5th February 2015, whenfollowing an unspecified the path without orientation towards and unspecified the Shaktiman track which led for an unidentified distance in an unrecognised direction (Anonymous [Arbenz T, Brooks S J et al.] 2015.04.03 Mss: Diary 2015.docx 5th February 2015 Thursday) to Pala (25°24'43”N: 92°34'09”E). CAVE DESCRIPTION: The pond ended in a sump (or maybe a duck) (Anonymous [Arbenz T, Brooks S J et al.] 2015.04.03 Mss: Diary 2015.docx 5th February 2015 Thursday).following an unspecified the path without orientation towards and unspecified the Shaktiman track which led for an unidentified distance in an unrecognised direction (Anonymous [Arbenz T, Brooks S J et al.] 2015.04.03 Mss: Diary 2015.docx 5th February 2015 Thursday) to Pala (25°24'43”N: 92°34'09”E). CAVE DESCRIPTION: The pond ended in a sump (or maybe a duck) (Anonymous [Arbenz T, Brooks S J et al.] 2015.04.03 Mss: Diary 2015.docx 5th February 2015 Thursday).
Documents
Bibliography 06/01/2018Histoire
EXPLORATION HISTORY: 2015.02.05: Daphyrnai Sariang from Umkyrpong, then acting as a guide, walked Brian D. Kharpran Daly, D. Khlur B. Mukhim and Oana Mirela Chachula from Umkyrpong to the west, starting at the village end of the bridge [note 3], to find new caves. … they located Mynkrem, the Water Cave. Khlur went for a brief inspection, the pond ended in a sump (or maybe a duck) whereupon Mynkrem was left unsurveyed for the time being (Anonymous [Arbenz T, Brooks S J et al.] 2015.04.03 Mss: Diary 2015.docx 5th February 2015 Thursday).
Cavités proche
Distance (km) | Nom | Longueur (m) | Profondeur (m) |
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0.1 | AA CAVE, Umkyrpong 2015 2nd (Krem) | ||
0.5 | AA CAVE, Umkyrpong 2015 1st | ||
0.5 | PALA DEPRESSION (Boycott 2008) | ||
0.5 | SYNRANG LANGKSHAIH (Krem) | ||
0.8 | DIENG JEM (Krem) | ||
0.8 | DIENG JEM RESURGENCE | ||
0.8 | THORN CAVE (Dawson 2010) | ||
1.0 | JAN, Pala (Krem) | ||
1.0 | LOW BRIDGE CAVE |