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Grotta di Colle Pera

Grotta di Colle Pera

A cavity with a narrow opening and a small shaft leading to a small chamber and an ascending gallery, initially filled with earth and stones.

Stroncone 15m 9m

A cavity with a narrow opening and a small shaft leading to a small chamber and an ascending gallery, initially filled with earth and stones.

Características

  • Tipo: Cueva
  • Municipio: Stroncone
  • N.º de catastro: UM499
  • Recorrido: 15 metros
  • Desnivel: 9 metros
  • Ficha actualizada:

Situación

Route: parking along the Prati state road, at Canepine. Walk along the dirt road of Colle Pera that leads to the chestnut trees of Callaru. Shortly before the chestnut enclosures, at a left-hand bend, there are markers consisting of white and red stripes that lead to the cave through the bosco for about 50 mt.

Route information: scrub or bushland, walkable path.

Location: Colle Pera.

Entrance context: natural, slope.

Access: free access; in front of the entrance there is a small terrace formed by the spoil earth from the excavation carried out over various years.

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  1. Grotta di Colle Pera

    Altitud: 902 m

    42.474056, 12.690861
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Descripción

Morfología

The main entrance is a hole at the foot of a rock from which one enters a fairly wide cavity crossed by a joint. The fissure also extends upwards through a narrow passage that opens into an upper entrance. The height difference between the two entrances is about 5 mt. A narrow opening and a small shaft lead into a small chamber and an ascending gallery that opens to the outside. The cave was initially filled with earth and stones. Trend: ascending/descending.

Hidrología

Hydrology and meteorology: absorbent; no circulation; environmental conditions equal to the outside.

Progresión

Traversability: easy; recommended period all year round. Rigging: temporary; single rope for ascent of about 4 mt.

Otros detalles

Geology: CDU1 Calcari Diasprigni - Middle-Upper Jurassic (Callovian-Tithonian); cherty limestones; stratified; subhorizontal; widespread, faults; stratified and corroded Diasprigni limestones. From the corrosion of these, red clay originates that filled the cave in the past.

Protection of historical-archaeological sites: no.

Notes on the name: family of shepherds from the area.

Historia

Probably used as a shelter by shepherds. Finds: archaeological. Archaeology and palethnology: discovery of fragments of fictile material that, once reassembled, formed a two-handled jug in fine ceramic dating to the late Roman period (finder Dr. Lanzi Franco). The excavations carried out by the GSS from 1975 to 1990 brought to light late Roman ceramic finds. Studies: archaeological.

Bio

Hypogean botany: algae and lichens. Environmental and biological protections: no.

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Fuente: Catasto Cavità Umbria (Federazione Umbra Gruppi Speleologici, FUGS) (catasto.fugs.it), con modificaciones. LicenseRef-FUGS-no-licence-stated Federazione Umbra Gruppi Speleologici (FUGS), Catasto Speleologico dell'Umbria · https://catasto.fugs.it/index.php?mod=caves&op=view&id=499 · datos a 2025 · Fuente: Catasto Cavità Umbria (Federazione Umbra Gruppi Speleologici, FUGS) (catasto.fugs.it), con modificaciones. LicenseRef-FUGS-media-per-item Federazione Umbra Gruppi Speleologici (FUGS), Catasto Speleologico dell'Umbria · datos a 2025