Geography and Environment: The caves in the vicinity of the Armagan Dam were formed within the local crystallized limestones of the massif and contact zones of rocks with schists. The cave which was formed in the horizontal direction and parallel to the slope inclination of the left shore of the dam is entered through a 1.5 square meter oval mouth. Following a vertical descent is a debris of clay; sand; grit and blocks. The debris which can be passed through by walking is terminated at where narrow and small inclines start. At the end of these descents; the cave gets narrower and ends up with a clean surfaced fracture systems of 10-15 cm apertures. |