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Other early speleologists include Herbert E. Balch. An
international speleological congress was
proposed at a
meeting in Valence-sur-Rhone,
France in 1949...
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National Speleological Society.
Retrieved 11 July 2021. The
National Speleological Society Journal of Cave and
Karst Studies (National
Speleological Society)...
- (260 ft). In 2006, for the
first time in the
history of
speleology, the
Ukrainian Speleological ****ociation
expedition reached a
depth greater than 2,000 m...
- The
Sydney Speleological Society Inc. (SSS) is a
caving group based in Sydney, Australia. The
Sydney Speleological Society was
founded in 1954 and is...
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Retrieved 12
November 2012.
Welcome to the NZ
Speleological Society "About NZSS". New
Zealand Speleological Society.
Retrieved 10
August 2021. NZSS website...
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Exploration Society (1957) and the Sub Aqua
Speleological Society (1960). It is a
member of the
Australian Speleological Federation (ASF)
which is in turn part...
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Australian Speleological Group (WASG) is a
speleological group based in Nedlands,
Western Australia. It was
created in 1958 to
promote speleology, scientific...
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caving clubs or
speleological societies across Australia.
Newcastle and
Hunter Valley Speleological Society (NHVSS)
Sydney Speleological Society (SSS) Sydney...
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international speleological community, then
mostly Europeans,
agreed in a
meeting in Valence-sur-Rhone, France, to hold
international speleological congresses...
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Rescue Organisation. The SUI was
founded as the
Speleological Society of
Ireland in 1964 to
promote speleology (the
scientific study of caves) in Ireland....
