Cova de Mas Vilar
Small cave with a 24 m passage in Santa Maria de Miralles (l'Anoia), with three entrances in a rock shelter and an inner chamber.
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Cova de Mas Vilar
Small cave with a 24 m passage in Santa Maria de Miralles (l'Anoia), with three entrances in a rock shelter and an inner chamber.
Santa Maria de Miralles · Anoia
Sviluppo: 24 m · Profondità: 10 m
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Small cave with a 24 m passage in Santa Maria de Miralles (l'Anoia), with three entrances in a rock shelter and an inner chamber.
Topografia
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Foto
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Descrizione
Morfologia
At the back and upper area of a large rock shelter about 15 metres wide by about 6 metres high are located three entrances that through separate passages, of little height, lead into a wide chamber about 2 metres high. From the back of this chamber, climbing slightly, follows another gallery of more reduced dimensions and that ends by closing after a few metres. In the centre of this gallery there is a chimney that rises about 3 metres.
Concrezioni
The entire cavity, both walls and ceiling and floor, presents a fairly significant masking of lithogenic forms.
Altri dettagli
Small cave with a 24 m passage.
Storia
Certainly known since ancient times. In January 1951, on a visit to the Plana d'Ancosa by members of the GES – CMB, they claim to have explored the Cova del Mas Milà, which is possibly the same one that four years later, in April 1955, they visit again and already cite as Cova de Mas Vilà, although of these two explorations only a record remains in the GES activity book.
The first specific mention that we know of is the one provided by members of the SIS – CE Terrassa who visit and survey it in August 1976. In some archaeological works they mention it erroneously as if it were the Cova de Valldecerves and attribute to it an archaeological heritage that surely corresponds to the latter, although at the Cova de Mas Vilar it seems that excavations have also been carried out.
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Bibliografia
- Badiella,E.; Fustagueras,J.; Indurain,J. (1977).- “Estudi geoespeleològic de les cavitats dels voltants del poble de La Llacuna” SIS (5): 53-65 /Arxiu del Centre Excursionista de Terrassa (11): 409-421. SIS – CET. Terrassa.
- Revisió de coordenades i fotografies facilitades per Alfred Montserrat (ERE-CEC) (octubre 2016)
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