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UID:pretalx-nss-convention-2026-9JABTJ@talks.caving.dev
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DESCRIPTION:Texas cavers were scouting for caves in Coahuila Mexico\, south
  of Big Bend National Park\, when they heard stories from locals of a cuev
 a sin fin ('Cave without an End' in Spanish) that was full of bones. The s
 econd part at least was true – multiple human skeletons were found 10 m 
 deep inside the cave. After that\, a vertical shaft was encountered\, whic
 h would require a return expedition. In June 2025\, seven US cavers return
 ed to the site and worked alongside Mexican cavers and government archeolo
 gists to research and document the human remains. The cavers also continue
 d exploration and descended 103 m deep and reached the bottom of Cueva Sin
  Fin.
DTSTAMP:20260826T232338Z
LOCATION:Auditorium
SUMMARY:Cueva Sin Fin - 
URL:https://talks.caving.dev/nss-convention-2026/talk/9JABTJ/
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