Israel’s Underground
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Location: Ayalon Cave Ramle Israel
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Notes: An amazing cavern, cut off from the outside world for millennia, was discovered beneath central Israel. At 1.6 miles (2.5 kilometers) long, the newly named Ayalon Cave is Israel’s second-largest known limestone cave. The underground chamber stretches some 330 feet (100 meters) deep, near the town of Ramle, not far from the city of Tel Aviv
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Location: Ein Kerem Israel
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Notes: A cave has been discovered which is believed to have been the abode of John the Baptist, west of Jerusalem.
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Location: Ramla Israel
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Notes: A cavern was discovered in 2006, which had been sealed for so long from the outside world, that 8 species of previously unknown cave life (within the cave and within an underground lake) have been identified.
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Location: Israel
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