Omg, what type of cave is this? 30 feet long and 6 ft. Deep..

[Stella van gogh]

 

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[newnan man]

Did you go in it? Entrance looks a little sketchy.

 

[Gare]

It is kind of a unique opening. Please BE Careful do NOT ENTER IT ALONE or AT ALL !!!

 

[Stella van gogh]

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No. I didnt go in....the top is co ered with stone spikes for about 30 ft. , then there is an exit....I shined my flashlight in and it has a dirt floor and room to stand up....

 

[Stella van gogh]

No. I didnt go in....the top is co ered with stone spikes for about 30 ft. , then there is an exit....I shined my flashlight in and it has a dirt floor and room to stand up....

 

[Stella van gogh]

Creepy trees huh?....I was just reading about signs carved in trees leading to treasures or portals....yikes

 

[newnan man]

Where is this cave at, state, country?

 

[Gare]

Do you think it was dug and made by humans or maybe during the ice age ?
nice pictures BTW

 

[Tony in SC]

Could be just A natural wash?

 

[tamrock]

Grave of a people buried 400 years ago and later left the grave as zombies and vampires. They're out there, don't you know

 

[tamrock]

Where is this cave at, state, country?

We may never know.

 

[Tpmetal]

I have never seen a natural formation like that. it looks almost like intentionally stacked arches.

 

[mjb Mike]

Wow I would have to find a way in

 

[creskol]

Looks a lot like a crude, man made "refrigerator" so to speak (aka root cellar) to store perishables in.

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

Looks natural I guess
What rock type is it?
Unique for sure

 

[Doubter in MD]

It doesn't look natural to me but that doesn't mean anything because I don't really know anything much about rock formations. It is intriguing.

 

[LandSeig]

Are rocks in your area naturally on end like that? I have seen basalt with folds from tectonic activity make patterns like that but it was solid rock. That looks pretty man made to me. What area/country are you in? You could do research on some of the natives in the area and the structures that they built. But I would definitely be getting a helmet and some friends and start sifting that dirt floor.

 

[Stella van gogh]

Where is this cave at, state, country?

North Texas

 

[Stella van gogh]

Do you think it was dug and made by humans or maybe during the ice age ?
nice pictures BTW

It is definitely man made...I wouldnt be surprised if it were prehistoric

Are rocks in your area naturally on end like that? I have seen basalt with folds from tectonic activity make patterns like that but it was solid rock. That looks pretty man made to me. What area/country are you in? You could do research on some of the natives in the area and the structures that they built. But I would definitely be getting a helmet and some friends and start sifting that dirt floor.

The rocks around here do not sit upright
...triangular or pyramid shaped were used one at a time spread out around perimeter of campsite to ward off evil spirits....Ive seen a lot of cliffs and overhangs where they would sleep or live but I honestly have not seen Indian
dwellings with such architecture
...the door is secure and archway is beautiful....the triangular spikes go across the top like a porcupine....

 

[DizzyDigger]

Looks like the kind of cave I'd want to stay the hell out of....

But, I would certainly consider strapping a light and a Go-pro onto
an RC truck and let it take the risk.

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