The second half of an interview that took place during the First International Planetary Caves Workshop aired yesterday on Planetary Radio. The show begins with a bit of the latest …
Entirely devoted to research on ice caves, the 5th International Workshop on Ice Caves: IWIC-V will be taking place from September 16th to 23rd, 2012. Following past workshops in Romania, …
An interview that took place during the First International Planetary Caves Workshop with professor of cave and karst science Penny Boston, has finally made it online. Mat Kaplan, the host …
New analysis published online Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has determined that the artists of the paintings of horses in France’s famous caves were creating …
A piece of a jawbone excavated from Kent’s Cavern in southwestern England is back in the spotlight again. First discovered in 1927 during an archeological dig, the bone was first …
At the first International Planetary Cave Research Workshop, held this week at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 28 participants took in presentations on a number of topics ranging from autonomous cave …
According to research published yesterday in the Nature, the international weekly journal of science, scientists have been able to offer the first conclusive evidence that the fungus Geomyces destructans causes …
The British Cave Research Association (BCRA) has just launched its brand new special interest group, the Cave Archaeology Group (CAG). Created to promote interest and understanding of archaeology in and …
The powder found inside two 100,000 year old abalone shells discovered within South Africa’s Blombos Cave are the oldest known evidence of an art workshop. The bright red powder, the …
A number of plant species growing in a cave in south-west China could be survivors from the last ice age. The plants, seven species of nettle, grow in the dark …
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