Geology of Bell Caves by wizardofnoz
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Several of you have seen the "Bell Caves" one of my recent posts. These ancient bell caves were made by burrowing into the ground and excavating to create bell shaped caves beneath their homes.
After the layer of topsoil was a thin layer of hardened rock, geologically called as "Nari". Once this was chipped off, the third layer was a softer layer of limestone. The ancients dug through this limestones to to create the "Bell Caves". In this photo those three layers are clearly visible. The top soil and the vegetation on it, followed by the Nari, and then below it the whitish limestone.
Comments (12)
0rest4wicked
Great presentation!
RG19
From Mrs. RG19 Cool picture.
mgtcs
Amazing place my friend, loved the colors, fantastic rock formation! Excellent shot!
psyoshida
Wonderful place and quite unusual rock color and formation.
vaggabondd
I see the layers and would have not even noticed them if you had not pointed them out. thank you and nice shot my friend
netot
Great capture of the layers and great info.
evinrude
Excellent image, crisp and vivid. Good eye!!!
Leije
Interesting infos and nice shot !
alida
cool colors
Richardphotos
I like the colors very much. an outstanding representation
rachris480907
Fantastic photo (the white and browns make it look like roasted marshmallows! grin). Very informative text, too! Great shot, Noel!
junge1
Fantastic capture and interesting information!