029 Cueva Subterránea
Ozana 30T 0454509 4795623 Altitude 470m Length 70m

Updated 6th November 2003; 13th May 2006; 2nd May 2007; 3rd May 2009

The entrance leads down over gour pools to a well decorated, 30m long chamber beyond an ancient wall. The villagers believe that the pools of this cave contain salt water.
At Easter 2006, a dig was started at the rear of the cave, probably where "sumidero" is marked on the 1964 survey. During Easter 2007 use was made of a pump to remove water before the dig was restarted. Progress is now starting to descend as the roof lowers.
At Easter 2009, after 3 days of digging, enthusiasm dropped as the excavators were not sure where to dig.

References: Fernández Gutiérrez et al, 1966 (survey); Kendal Caving Club and Manchester University Speleological Society, 1975 (survey); Corrin J S and Smith P, 1981; anon., 1989 (logbook); anon., 2006b (Easter logbook); Corrin Juan, 2007; anon., 2007b (Easter logbook); Corrin Juan, 2007a; anon., 2009a (Easter logbook)
Entrance pictures :

Digital photos around the entrance, Easter 2006. A1 by Andy Morse; A2-B1 by Dave Cooke; B2 by Jon Whiteley; B3 by Les Williams A1: Les Williams at the entrance. A2: Andy Morse emerging from the cave. A3, B1: Approaching the cave. B2: Dave Cooke emerging from the cave.
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Underground picture(s):
photos around the dig, Easter 2007

Digital photos, Easter 2006. A1-G1 by Andy Morse with Jon Whiteley (A1), Les Williams and Dave Cooke, e.g. F2 and Dave Bell - G1. G2 by Dave Cooke G3-I3 by Jon Whiteley J1-Q3 by Les Williams with Dave Cooke. C1: Viewing the dig site and digging E3-G1. B3: The flooded dig. G3, K1, L1, P2-3: Pen arrangements. H1, K2, K3: Wall just inside the entrance.
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Detailed Survey : from 1964: low res  high res. From 1975: low res  high res
Line Survey :
On area survey :
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