
Cova de la Piràmide
Small interstitial cave at Fondal de Valldellós, in Mediona, in a chaos of limestone blocks with archaeological interest.
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Cova de la Piràmide
Small interstitial cave at Fondal de Valldellós, in Mediona, in a chaos of limestone blocks with archaeological interest.
Mediona · Alt Penedès
Sviluppo: 10 m · Profondità: 6 m
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Small interstitial cave at Fondal de Valldellós, in Mediona, in a chaos of limestone blocks with archaeological interest.
Topografia
Espeleoindex · CC BY-NC 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ · Immagine © del suo autore.
Foto
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Descrizione
Morfologia
Small cave of interstitial type. A gallery of triangular section, slightly descending, which after a few metres begins an ascent through a narrower and shorter conduit that leads to a small opening that comes out to the exterior. As is already the general pattern of the cavities in the area, the whole space is covered by large blocks.
Progressione
Through a gallery of triangular section, slightly descending, which after a few metres begins an ascent through a narrower and shorter conduit that leads to a small opening that comes out to the exterior.
Altri dettagli
Although it does not seem that favourable conditions exist for permanent troglodytic habitation, the fact is that numerous pieces from prehistoric times (Neolithic and Bronze) and from the early Christian era have been collected, within the small “almost” caves that open beneath the blocks.
Storia
The hollow of Valldellós is already cited in 1928 in an itinerary of the Centre Excursionista Rafel de Casanova (at that time they called it Fondal de Clivelleres).
In 1956, Pere Giró mentions a donation of archaeological material made by Josep Lloret to the Museum of Vilafranca del Penedès.
But it is not until 1975 that, three members of the Agrupació Excursionista Talaia (Vilanova i la Geltrú) (J. Alegret, M. Pàmies and J. Virella), rediscover the site, and from 1978 until 1986 the area was the object of an important archaeological intervention by the Associació d'Estudis Científics i Culturals de Mediona.
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Bibliografia
- Coll, J.M.; Molina, J.A.; Roig, J. (1995).- “El fondal de Valldellós (Mediona, Alt Penedès): Un nucli eremític-cultual en cova del s. V”. Miscel·lània Penedesenca (20): 169-183. Institut d'Estudis Penedesencs.
- Rafecas, Eduard (1995).- Mediona. Guia d'esports d'aventura. 76 pp. Ajuntament de Mediona.
- Totes les dades, topografia i fotografies han estat extretes del web: espeleodijous.cat Apunt del 5-11-2020
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