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A blend of vivid field accounts and scientific essays documents cave exploration in the Mendip limestone and comparable districts, combining adventurous descriptions of descents into major caverns and swallets with geological and hydrological analysis. Detailed chapters describe specific systems such as Wookey Hole, Cheddar, Swildon's Hole, Lamb's Lair, and Mitchelstown, illustrated by plans, sections, and photographs. Contributors recount sporting challenges and discoveries while a geologist examines cave formation, antiquity, and underground river behavior, and the work also surveys regional finds and exploratory methods useful to speleologists and natural historians.
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