Gough's Cave

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Gough's Cave is a famous limestone show cave in Cheddar, Somerset, known for its impressive stalactite formations and significant archaeological discoveries, including ancient human remains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf limestone cave
show cave
age Pleistocene origin
contains Palaeolithic human remains
animal bones
archaeological deposits
country United Kingdom
discoveredInCentury 19th century
geologicalFormation limestone
hasAccess publicly accessible
hasFeature large chambers
stalactites
stalagmites
underground river
hasLighting electric lighting
hasProtectionStatus Site of Special Scientific Interest (area including cave)
hasSignificance evidence of early cannibalism
important British Palaeolithic site
prehistoric human occupation
hasUse archaeological site
show cave
knownFor Palaeolithic archaeology
ancient human remains
archaeological discoveries
stalactite formations
locatedIn Cheddar Gorge
location Cheddar
linked to: Cheddar cheese

Somerset
managedBy Longleat Enterprises
namedAfter Richard Gough
near village of Cheddar
openedToPublic 1890
partOf Cheddar Caves and Gorge complex
linked to: Cheddar Gorge

Mendip Hills karst landscape
region South West England
linked to: southwest England
subjectOf archaeological research
palaeoanthropological studies
touristActivities audio-visual displays
guided tours

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Cheddar Gorge contains Gough's Cave
Cox's Cave locatedNear Gough's Cave
Cheddar Yeo River (underground sections) feeds Gough’s Cave
linked to: Gough's Cave
Cheddar Man skeleton foundIn Gough's Cave
Cheddar Man skeleton locatedIn Gough's Cave, Cheddar Gorge, Somerset, England
linked to: Gough's Cave
Cheddar Man skeleton associatedWith Gough's Cave human remains
linked to: Gough's Cave