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∙ 9y agoThe Ellora Caves of India were built in the 5th and 7th century A.D during the rule of the Kalachuri, Rashtrakuta, and Chalukya dynasties.
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What type of chemical weathering that is evident in many of the caves in your country is?
In all limestone caves, the same as as is "evident" - by the cave's very existence - as in all the limesrtone caves and other karst features in your country - chemical weathering! (Dissolution by carbonic acid.)
Why do spelunkers explore caves?
Because the caves are there. If you're asking about the etymology of "spelunker," it comes from the Latin "spelunca," meaning "cave." +++ Please see Discussion for a caver's answer! :-)
What is the origin of the word troll?
The origin of the word "troll" can be traced back to Old Norse, where it referred to supernatural beings in Scandinavian folklore. Over time, the term evolved to describe internet users who disrupt online discussions by posting provocative or inflammatory comments to provoke an emotional response.
Is vanilla extract a mineral?
Yes, because it comes from caves deep in the ground. (the flavorings of cladd and mollock do).
What religion is Sarah Silverman?
Sarah Silverman comes from a Jewish family, but is a self-proclaimed agnostic -- unsure about the existence or non-existence of a god.
In the case of a cash dividend a dividend liability comes into existence on what?
Date of Declaration
What do speleologists study?
Speleologists study caves and the processes that create them, including their geological formations, biodiversity, and preservation. They may also explore the connection between caves and groundwater systems, as well as the cultural and historical significance of caves to human societies.
What does a cave have to do with chemical weathering?
Their existence! Almost all caves are in limestone, and formed by dissolution along joints of the rock's calcium-carbonate by rainwater acidified by atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Who discovers caves?
Open caves will have been known the people living around them for centuries of course, even if no-one explored them. Discovering a cave thatdoes not have an open, obvious entrance is a matter for cavers who understand caves, their geology and the signs of their possible existence behind the boulders and earth choking the entrances. Digging that choke out can be a long-time labour of love - I can tell you from personal experience! Some caves ofcourse are entered from springs,but these are a matter for the cave-diver with the specialist skills to explore them.
How many caves are there in the ajanta caves?
The Ajanta Caves contain 29 caves in total.
What is the definition for joule?
Joule is a solid rock the comes from caves and below the ground . they also shine and sometimes see throw
How many caves are there in at the 'Ellora Caves'?
There are 12 Buddhist (caves 1-12), 17 Hindu (caves 13-29) and 5 Jain (caves 30-34) caves. Total 34 caves.
