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12 International Cave Rescue Conference cronache ipogee pagine di informazione speleologica per il Friuli Venezia Giulia - n. 8/200 UOMO PREISTORICO SCOPERTO IN UNA GROTTA DEL CARSO? In una ben nota e molto visitata grot- ta sul Carso i soci della JOSPDTrst (Jamarski Odsek Slovensko Planinsko Društvo Trst / Gruppo Grotte dell'As- sociazione Alpina Slovena di Trieste) hanno superato, con un lungo scavo, un crollo fortemente concrezionato e hanno raggiunto una piccola saletta, dove sul pavimento si trovano delle ossa che sembrano umane. Considerando che il crollo che divide l'ingresso della grotta dalla saletta, dove sono state trovate le ossa, è molto concrezionato, siamo giunti alla conclusione che le ossa dovrebbero essere molto antiche. Stojan Sancin Ulteriori informazioni potrete trovarle sul sito: www.jospdtrst.org. Indirizzo di posta elettronica: [email protected] cronache ipogee settembre 200... 11 SETTEMBRE 2010 La ristorazione può essere offerta e organizzata dal Gruppo Grotte Tre- Un folto gruppo di persone, viso presso la cucina della struttura; speleologi e non, hanno comprende colazioni, pranzi e cene partecipato all'inaugurazione del Cen- per comitive. tro di Documentazione Speleologica Il Centro offre anche una collocazione Il Centro di Documentazione Speleologica "Fran- "Francesco Dal Cin", a Treviso. per mostre ed esposizioni, la sala cesco Dal Cin", a Treviso. (Franco Gherlizza) Ultimata la parte "istituzionale", cul- museale è quella dedicata a queste minata con il taglio del nasto, il resto attività. Grazie alla sua posizione, della giornata è stata caratterizzata situata al piano terra e con ingresso da iniziative conviviali e dal piacere indipendente rispetto al resto della di incontrare vecchi amici che si sono struttura, è fruibile direttamente dal trovati per onorare la memoria del pubblico. Inoltre, essendo completa- mitico "Barba". mente oscurabile è adatta a proiezioni Alla sera, dopo una lauta cena col- video, normali o 3D. lettiva, è stato presentato il video, Nell’area più riservata del Centro si prodotto da Enzo Procopio e Tono De trova la foresteria in grado di ospitare Vivo, dedicato a Francesco Dal Cin e almeno 16 persone; è dotata di letti Il piazzale antistante il Centro con alcuni degli intitolato "Mani come badili. C'era una a castello e materassi. La posizione intervenuti all'inaugurazione. (Franco Gherlizza) volta il Cin". privilegiata, all’interno del parco dello Il Centro di Documentazione Speleolo- Storga, rende la struttura ideale per gica "Francesco Dal Cin" nasce come convegni con grande numero di par- struttura polifunzionale. tecipanti come eventi nazionali. Dista cinque minuti dal centro di Treviso, in uno dei parchi naturali più Al pomeriggio di sabato 11 estesi della Provincia; è la risposta settembre 2010, l'Unione alle vostre esigenze di studio speleo- Speleologica Pordenonese logico; dispone di ampi spazi comuni CAI ha organizzato i due quali sala conferenze, biblioteca, sala incontri dei quali riproduciamo gli mussale, cucina, foresteria, bagni e un inviti. ampio spazio esterno. Le due iniziative culturali sono state Il Centro è in grado di accogliere e Scorcio della mostra storica "Ipogea" che il Club promosse in chiusura della mostra Alpinistico Triestino ha prestato per l'inaugura- ospitare gruppi di studio, scuole di "Aganis, landris e altre storie in zione della sala museale. (Franco Gherlizza) speleologia per corsi di formazione e Val Colvera" che è rimasta esposta, convegni. Il tutto un una cornice tipica presso il Teatro Circolo Operaio di di un ambiente speleo-alpino. La sala Frisanco, fino al 12 settembre 2010. conferenze, illuminata da luce natura- le, è accogliente e funzionale e può ospitare fino a 50 persone. 11 - 19 SETTEMBRE 2010 "SARDEGNA IPOGEA" Un gruppo di sei soci del Club Alpinistico Triestino ha deciso, nella settimana sopra indicata, di effettuare Sardegna. L'ingresso, a mare, della Grotta del delle escursioni in alcune grotte che Bue Marino. (Franco Gherlizza) si trovano nei territori di Olinea e di Dorgali (Sardegna centro orientale). Le grotte visitate dal team triestino sono state, nel dettaglio: la Grotta del Bue Marino, laGrotta di Tiscali, laGrotta Donini, laGrotta Su Bentu e la Grotta Su Palu. I nostri speleologi sono stati agevolati, nelle ricerche degli ingressi, dalle in- dicazioni e dall'accompagnamento dei soci dello Speleo Club Oliena "Gianni Sardegna. L'ingresso della Grotta Su Bentu. Pinna", ai quali va il nostro più sincero (Serena Milella) ringraziamento. 2 cronache ipogee Incontri … Comune di Frisanco Unione Speleologica Pordenonese C.A.I. Sezione C.A.I. di Pordenone Circolo culturale Menocchio Silvana Sibille-Sizia ‘Agane’, un mito lungo 35.000 anni Sabato 11.09.2010 ore 18.00 - Sala del Circolo Operaio di Frisanco - nell’ambito della Mostra Aganis, Landris e altre storie in Val Colvera Coordinatrice della serata: Romina De Lorenzi Interviene il gruppo musicale Le Agane Info: Cell. 349 7864624 (Presidenza USP C.A.I.) e-mail: [email protected] Incontri ... Comune di Frisanco Unione Speleologica Pordenonese C.A.I. Sezione C.A.I. di Pordenone Circolo culturale Menocchio Gian Paolo Gri Docente di Antropologia culturale all’Università di Udine Novella Cantarutti e le tradizioni orali delle valli del Colvera e del Meduna Sabato 11.09.2010 ore 18.00 - Sala del Circolo Operaio di Frisanco - nell’ambito della Mostra Aganis, Landris e altre storie in Val Colvera Comune di Frisanco Circolo culturale Info: Cell. 349 7864624 (Presidenza USP C.A.I.) e-mail: [email protected] Menocchio CLUB ALPINO ITALIANO SCUOLA NAZIONALE DI SPELEOLOGIA CAI COMMISSIONE CENTRALE PER LA SPELEOLOGIA CAI ASSEMBLEA ORDINARIA DELLA SCUOLA NAZIONALE DI SPELEOLOGIA CAI E RIUNIONE GRUPPI GROTTE CAI Pordenone 3-4 dicembre 2010 Organizzazione: SCUOLA DI SPELEOLOGIA CAI PORDENONE UNIONE SPELEOLOGICA PORDENONESE CAI Informazioni e iscrizioni: IS Giorgio Fornasier cell. 3395888035 @mail [email protected] Segreteria USP CAI PN Fax: 0434-522823 @mail [email protected] cronache ipogee CORSO DI SPELEOLOGIA DELLA Ha avuto inizio ed è in ABISSO LED ZEPPELIN: SCUOLA DI SPELELOLOGIA ISONTINA pieno svolgimento il pri- NUOVO –1000 mo corso di speleologia SUL MONTE CANIN della neonata “Scuola di Speleologia Isontina” Una settimana di punta nelle parti più che vede riuniti ben tre gruppi isontini profonde dell’abisso, ha permesso in un unico progetto didattico. a Marco “Cavia” Sticotti della Com- L’ambiziosa iniziativa che è stata vo- missione Grotte Eugenio Boegan di luta precisamente dal Centro Ricerche Trieste e a due speleologi ungheresi Carsiche “Carlo Seppenhofer” di Go- di by-passare la frana abbandonata rizia, dal Gruppo Speleologico “Talpe lo scorso inverno per trovarsi in una del Carso” di Doberdò del Lago e dal galleria discendente che fa raggiungere Gruppo Speleologico Monfalconese al “Zeppelin” i fatidici –1000 metri. La lezione di geologia, tenuta da Andrea La galleria continua inclinata a 45° e Mocchiutti. A.d.F. di Monfalcone ha riscosso fin da subito il plauso della Provincia di alla base di un salto di circa 10 metri, Gorizia, attraverso l’Assessore allo si intravede un corso d’acqua. Sport, sig.ra Sara Vito, e soprattutto dai Fin dalla sua scoperta, nel 1992, da giovani a giudicare anche dal numero parte della Società Adriatica di Spe- degli allievi iscritti, ben quattordici! leologia, l’abisso ha visto la parteci- La novità assoluta che caratterizza pazione di molti gruppi speleologici questa prima edizione e dei tempi che sia triestini che provenienti da altre stanno cambiando è rappresentata dal parti d’Italia. folto gruppo femminile presente tra gli Dal 2008, grazie anche al contributo iscritti al punto da costituire quasi il esplorativo degli speleologi ungheresi, 50% del totale degli allievi dell’intero l’abisso è ritornato a essere il prota- gonista del Monte Canin. corso. Grotta di Ternovizza. Preparazione degli allievi. “Uniti per crescere”. È questo il motto Grotta “BurJA”: video fortunato che ha accompagnato la na- DEL “SOFFIO timavico” scita della nuova interessante iniziativa nella provincia di Gorizia; la Scuola Il Gruppo Grotte Jamarskj Odsek di Speleologia Isontina, emanazione SPDT-Trst da anni sta lavorando alla della Commissione Nazionale Scuole grotta “Burja” sopra Kozina, in Slo- di Speleologia della Società Speleo- venja. Il nome Burja, deriva dal “vento” logica Italiana, si pone dunque come che si può percepire all’entrata della un punto di riferimento nella didattica grotta, forte come la “Bora” appunto. speleologica della nostra provincia. La grotta, che per il momento, raggiun- Nata come un primo progetto pilota ge i 201 m di profondità, è ancora in che, forse in futuro prenderà piede e fase di esplorazione e le sorprese di Scendendo nella Grotta Ercole. potrà svilupparsi sull’intero territorio certo non mancheranno visto il video regionale, almeno questo è l’auspicio che gli esploratori hanno pubblicato del coordinatore regionale C.N.S.S. sul sito del loro gruppo (www.jospdtrst. - S.S.I. del Friuli Venezia Giulia, sig. org/notizie). La grotta Burja, a quanto Mauro Kraus che è stato presente sembra, oltre che a “soffiare” spruzza- alla prima lezione del corso svoltasi va zampilli d’acqua all’esterno: il video a Monfalcone. è impressionante e dà l’idea di quanto Il grande numero degli allievi iscritti ancora c’è da scoprire e da sapere rappresenta indubbiamente un suc- sulla circolazione idrica sotterranea. cesso ma, non è il solo visto che fin Le forti precipitazioni dei giorni scorsi da subito la Scuola ha organizzato già hanno attivato i
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