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Acknowledgments

This site and the great deal of information in it could not have come about without the long and systematic work of the people of the Cave Research Center.

In the 20th century humans reached the moon, the summit of Everest and the depths of the sea, and caves are probably among the last places on Earth that allow researchers to reach a place where no human has set foot before. For decades the ICRC's staff and volunteers have been going out into the unknown, and there is not always "light at the end of the tunnel...". As is the way of true researchers, the road is not easy and involves many obstacles - cliffs and abysses, security constraints and many other risks.

And so the greatest thanks go first of all to all the ICRC staff and volunteers over the years.

Thanks to Yoav Negev for building and maintaining the site.

Thanks to Amit Mendelssohn of the hiking site inature.info, and to Boaz Langford for advice and for contributing written and photographic material.

The information on the site is intended for personal use only, and is protected by copyright. It is forbidden to copy or duplicate content and images from the site in any form.

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