Mammoth Cave, Neolithic site
Ref: HLCGFP4/015
Located just above the top of the Great Sand Dune on the eastern side of the Rock.
The “Mammoth” name reflects the size of the cave – the alternative “Signal Station” refers to the fact that it was just below Signal Station. It is located above the water catchments with another 20 to 25 metre climb to reach the mouth of the cave. It is known to be one of the biggest caves in the area.
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Mammoth Cave (circled) discovered during blasting operations in 1902 (Neville Chipulina)
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Mammoth Cave approach (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth Cave entrance (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth Cave entrance (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth Cave chamber (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth Cave interior cavity (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth Cave rock formations (Jared Simpson).
Mammoth Cave stalagmite and stalagtite formations (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth Cave interior fisssures (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth Cave interior fissures (Jared Simpson).
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Mammoth's Cave view (Jared Simpson)
