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Krubera
Lascaux
Mammoth
Waitomo
The Krubera Cave
http://blog.sierratradingpost.com/in-the-news/explorers-discover-one-of-worlds-deepest-caves/
A Lascaux painting
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| Famous Caves |
 Caves of a Thousand Buddhas http://yeschinatour.com/china-guides/china-attractions/kizilgaha-thousand-buddha-cave-kuqa/  Waitomo cave photograph www.greenpea.co.nz/  Entrance to Mammoth Cave http://www.southeasternoutdoors.com/public-lands/national-parks/mammoth-cave/mammoth-cave-2.html |
Caves have always been thought of as a mixture of a hole, rock,
and soil. Of course we know that caves are more than that. Caves just
like us have the famous among them. Caves become famous because of
historical importance, beautiful wall paintings, and their size. Among
the famous are Lascaux, Waitomo, Krubera, The Caves of a Thousand
Buddhas and others, too. Here we'll help you understand just how they
became famous and how they are today. Their history will be shared with
you and so will their experiences. Join as as we guide you through the
glamorous world of the famous caves. |
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