Chapter II: Physical History of Caves
Caves formed by the Sea and by Volcanic Action 23
Caves in Arenaceous Rocks 24
Caves in Calcareous Rocks of various ages 25-27
Their Relation to Pot-holes, “Cirques,” and Ravines 27, 28
Water-Cave of Wookey Hole 29-31
Goatchurch Cave 31-34
Water-Caves of Derbyshire 34
Water-Caves of Yorkshire--Ingleborough 35-39
Rate of Deposit of Stalagmite 39-41
Descent into Helln Pot 41-47
Caves and Pots round Weathercote 47-50
Formation of Caves, Pot-holes, and Ravines 50-57
Caverns not generally formed in line of Faults 57
Various Ages of Caves 58-61
Filling up of Caves 61
Cave of Caldy 62-68
Black-Rock Cave, Tenby 68
Carbonate of Lime dissolved by Atmospheric Water 69-70
Circulation of Carbonate of Lime 71
Temperature of Caves 71-72
Conclusion 73
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