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Black Sea | |||
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Province: |
Tokat | |||
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Zile | |||
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Village: |
Evrenköy | |||
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| Structural Properties and formation : The first hall at the entrance of the cave has a floor filled with depression rocks and stones. The hall measures 8 m high and 5 m wide. The ceiling height at the remaining sections is app. 4-5 m, the width of passages are around 3-4 m. The cave consists of small passages and halls. The cave divides into two branches after the entrance and these branches are 15-20 m long and interconnect through small passages. In addition to these, there are many, very narrow bottle-neck passages, 2-3 m long, where one should crawl in order to pass through. There are stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones, and curtains but most of these were destructed by humans. |
| Research History: The cave was visited by BÜMAK between April 10-13, 2008 before it was open to public. |
| Findings: Animal bones were found in one of the halls. The cave is a natural formation and it contains no artifacts or archaeological findings. Although no bats were observed guano found at some sections proved their presence. |
