Inchnadamph Bone Caves

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Inchnadamph Bone Caves are a series of limestone caves in the Scottish Highlands renowned for their rich archaeological and paleontological remains, including bones of extinct Ice Age animals and early human artifacts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
cave system
paleontological site
accessibleFrom A837 road NERFINISHED
containsFossilsOf arctic fox
brown bear
giant deer
lynx
polar bear
reindeer
wolf
woolly mammoth
woolly rhinoceros
containsRemainsFromPeriod Holocene NERFINISHED
Pleistocene NERFINISHED
country Scotland
geologicalSetting limestone
hasAccess footpath
hasArchaeologicalEvidenceFromPeriod Bronze Age
Iron Age
Mesolithic
Neolithic
early historic period
hasComponent Antler Cave NERFINISHED
Badger Cave NERFINISHED
Bone Cave
Bone Passage NERFINISHED
Fox’s Den NERFINISHED
Reindeer Cave NERFINISHED
hasDesignation SSSI NERFINISHED
Site of Special Scientific Interest NERFINISHED
hasDiscoveryType cave deposits
hasGeologicalFeature karst landscape
hasNotableFeature rich bone deposits
subterranean chambers
knownFor Ice Age animal remains
archaeological remains
early human artifacts
paleontological remains
locatedIn Scottish Highlands
Sutherland NERFINISHED
near Inchnadamph NERFINISHED
partOf Assynt region NERFINISHED
Inchnadamph National Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
Northwest Highlands NERFINISHED
protectedBy NatureScot NERFINISHED
researchField Quaternary science
archaeology
paleontology

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Assynt contains Inchnadamph Bone Caves