CHAPPAR RIFT (Cave at the)
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Description
An approxiately 6 m wide cave entrance allows peeping into a shallow bedding plane cave passage which ascends across sand and small stones for an estimated 10 m to where it seems to divide into several solutional tubes. SITUATION: The entrance, which faces in an unknown direction, lies at the southern end of the gorge called Chappar Rift (note 1), above a walled platform at the base of a cliff approximately 300 m north-east of the Levi Post (note 2) and estimated 150 vertical metre higher up. CULTURAL HISTORY - Human use: A walled platform runs across the entrance, suggesting it may once have been used as a shelter, accomodation, store, stable, or the like (Brooks, S J 2000.10.23 Mss).An approxiately 6 m wide cave entrance allows peeping into a shallow bedding plane cave passage which ascends across sand and small stones for an estimated 10 m to where it seems to divide into several solutional tubes. SITUATION: The entrance, which faces in an unknown direction, lies at the southern end of the gorge called Chappar Rift (note 1), above a walled platform at the base of a cliff approximately 300 m north-east of the Levi Post (note 2) and estimated 150 vertical metre higher up. CULTURAL HISTORY - Human use: A walled platform runs across the entrance, suggesting it may once have been used as a shelter, accomodation, store, stable, or the like (Brooks, S J 2000.10.23 Mss).
Documents
Bibliography 06/01/2018- Temple, Richard 1880.
Cavités proche
Distance (km) | Nom | Longueur (m) | Profondeur (m) |
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0.6 | RAYGUO SAATH GHARA | ||
6.4 | MAZHU CHINA 1 | ||
6.4 | MAZHU CHINA 2 | ||
7.4 | KHUM TANGI (Brooks 1990), 3rd (Cave in the) | ||
7.7 | PIL GHAR GHARA, 1st (Lower) | ||
7.7 | PIL GHAR GHARA, 2nd (Upper) | ||
7.7 | PIL GHAR GHARA, 3rd | ||
8.9 | KHUM TANGI (Boycott 1997), 2nd (Cave in the) | ||
9.0 | KHUM TANGI (Boycott 1997), 3rd (Cave in the) |