Film camera men and a party oi archeologists have paid the first visd to the home of ancient Britons for po» sib'y 2000 years. Into the famous Wookoy Hole cave near Wells. Somerset, the party rowed by boat recently into a vast ne« cavern, unsealed for the first time on record by a fall in the water level through drought. A cavern so lofty that naked eye tonld not see the roof was found and new facts regarding the source of the river Axe have been brought to light. The discoveries promise to be of great archa:o!ogical value.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22260, 12 May 1934, Page 12
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