Anaroa Cave
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Description
Men at entrance to limestone caves, Anaroa
From “Early Stations of Hawke’s Bay” by Miriam McGregor, 1970 – ‘…Anaroa means “long cave” ….It is thought possible that the valley was once a lake fed by the main spring, and that an earthquake split the rock and allowed the water to escape to form the waterfall. There is an opening near the waterfall which may once have been the entrance to a cave which has now become closed.’
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AnaroaFormat of the original
Glass plate negativeDate published
About 1906Accession number
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