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The Buddhist Caves of Ajanta, located in Maharashtra, India, were built between 200BC to 600AD almost 300 years after the death of The Buddha. Listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO, the caves and their...
A series of videos for the cave explorer.
A record of the British 1975 caving expedition to New Guinea. Twenty cavers spent six months wholly within the tropics, the central highland region which offers great thicknesses of limestone (over 3000...
Examines the complex network of life in the caverns of Tamana Cave under the tropical forests of Trinidad, which depends on one group of animals - the bats, which feed in the forest outside, but return to...
Castleguard is an alpine cave under the Columbia icefield in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies. In 1973 a group of speleologists, led by Derek Ford, set out to explore this system. Demonstrates the...
Since the Lascaux caves are now closed to the public, a reproduction of them has been undertaken. The film analyses, through the difficulties encountered by the team of painters and sculptors currently...
Deals with underground limestone areas and their general characteristics. Covers the principal biological features of cave-dwelling creatures, the techniques of collecting them and methods of studying them....
Depicts drawings believed to have been made by Cro-Magnon men some 20,000 years ago, found on walls of caves near the river Vézéré in France.
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