Laminatitur I

Entrance on a steep slope that leads to a wide gallery with a great profusion of clastic phenomena. Then this descending gallery bifurcates. The left one has a fill of slabs and further on the floor is covered by flowstone that ends up closing the bottom. The right one is covered by flowstone that almost closes it at several points. There are other galleries that connect the two main galleries in which we see different floors, fossil levels.

The calcite floor and the flowstone cover part of the galleries; in the right one the flowstone almost closes it at several points.

In winter, as a consequence of the seepages and the calcite floor, it is easy to find large pits along the right gallery that force us to get wet.

Almost at the end of the right gallery one must climb a flowstone to be able to access an upper chamber, the highest part of the cavity from where no further progress can be made.

Cavity given the name Laminaritur, Laminatutur or Laminatitur, the latter being the one by which the people of the area know it and which means in Spanish "LUGAR DE BRUJAS".

Archaeology: remains of pottery and tools.