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Size: 6" x 4" - 150mm x 100mm

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Photograph Notes: The cave was apparently discovered in the 19th Century by labourers excavating rock for the nearby railway embankment, when it was slightly longer than its current 20m. The passage varies from 2m to 6m tall and averages about 4m in width. It is an archaeological site yielding animal and human bones and some pottery. The passage is what is known as a 'phreatic tube', a cave formed by solution of the limestone when it was full of water. There are also scallop marks on the roof and walls from which it is possible to deduce the flow direction of the water.

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