Depths of the Earth: Caves and Cavers of the United States

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Harper & Row, 1966 - Caves - 398 pages
Illustrated account for the general reader.

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Contents

THE TOUGHEST CAVE
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THE ETERNAL STANDARD
34
IN A LONELY SANDSTONE CAVE
52
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Depths of the Earth: Caves and Cavers of the United States
William R. Halliday
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William R. Halliday
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TitleDepths of the Earth: Caves and Cavers of the United States
AuthorWilliam R. Halliday
Editionrevised
PublisherHarper & Row, 1966
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJun 10, 2009
Length398 pages
  
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