How Veryovkina Cave Was Mapped—And Why We Might Not Have Reached the Bottom Yet
Picture this: You’re standing on a mountain pass in the Western Caucasus, surrounded by nothing but endless green peaks and jagged limestone cliffs. The air is crisp, the silence almost deafening. Then you look down at what appears to be just a crack in the earth—measuring a mere 10 by 13 feet. You have no ...












