ISSUE 8
S T A L A C T I T E S
Τ H E
O F F I C I A L
M A G A Z I N E
O F
H . S . S
ΝOVEMBER– DECEMBER2009
Petrochilos Foundation is instituted
In this
issue:
Announcements
2
Global news
3
Our Action
4
Rescue team
10
Geology
11
Mapping
12
Stalactites
One more issue of
the official eMagazine of Hellenic Speleological
Society is ready.
This issue is very
important to us because it is the first
time we release it
in English.
It is translated by
Konstantina Kalogirou and Alexandra
Kormari, who we
warmly thank. In
this issue you can
read news from our
speleological actions in every part
of Greece and scientific articles
about mapping,
geology and ethnoarchaeology. So,
Keep caving and
we are looking forward to informing
you with our latest
news soon.
Although eight years have passed since
administrative council of the H.S.S. voted
the much lauded Honorary President of
the statute of “Petrochilos Foundation”,
H.S.S. Anna Petrochilos died, the
which means that a new era for the soci-
“Petrochilos Foundation” is finally insti-
ety’s history has began. The Petrochilos
tuted. This unforgettable woman left an
couple and few others pioneers speleolo-
enormous legacy to the H.S.S. and ac-
gist had a great vision, which urged them
cording to her latest will and testament,
to create a firm ground in order to built
her landed property was ceded to H.S.S.
on it an edifice with long history and tra-
with the purpose of instituting a founda-
dition, able to turn any tight corner and
tion which will provide scholarships or
efficient to exalt the science of speleology.
master studies in the field of speleology.
The same vision unites the members of
In addition to that, two of her last appe-
H.S.S. in order to continue this great un-
tencies were the organization of a Spe-
dertaking and let Greek speleology pros-
leology Museum and the establishment of
per. Above all, it would be wise to men-
a Speleology chair in Greek Universities.
tion that we should never forget Anna
Thus, over the last two years, the prob-
Petrochilos and her eagerness in the evo-
lems were solved and the law procedures
lution of speleology.
th
completed. On the 10
of November, the
Fanis Ellinas
General Secretary of the H.S.S.
A cave in Greece
STALACTITES
DIROS CAVE, MANI
Photo by: Fanis Ellinas
Global news
The Cretan “Labyrinth” at Oxford
of Oxford. The expedition in Messara
was organised by Royal Geographical
Society and the Department of Geography and Environment of Oxford University under Nicolas Howarth supervision.
In the presentation and the related
expedition participated Tomas
Waldman, a Swiss specialist in the
“Labyrinth”, as well as Nikos Leloudas,
Eliza Hatzicharalampous and Dimitris
On October 15th 2009, three members
Hatziliadis, members of the H.S.S.
of the H.S.S. (Nikos Leloudas, Apos-
Photos from the presentation, the din-
tolos Leloudas and Eliza Hatzichara-
ner hall and the underground river our
lampous) attended the presentation of
members visited, are set out. More
the results of the research that took
details from the presentation can be
place in the “Labyrinth” of Messara in
found in the web site of H.S.S.
Crete the former July. The presentation
www.ede.edu.gr.
was organized in Christchurch College
Nikos Leloudas
treasurer of the H.S.S.
General Assembly of FSE
ogy, Common Behaviour Code for all
the speleologists and the Committee’s
future actions. More information about
these issues will be announced soon.
This year’s participations set a new
record, since around eight hundred
speleologists (800) attended the meeting. It was impressive the fact that
there were almost fifty (50) European
On the 25th of September, 2009, the
speleologist and four (4) of them were
General Assembly of the European
Greeks. Members from SPELEO Club A.
Speleological Federation took part in
Kanarios and A. Pagratis also joined
Churchill, UK within the framework of
the Greek participation.
Hidden Earth 2009. In the G.A.M. of
Last but not least, was the interesting
F.S.E. 23 out of 25 member countries
presentation of Rob Eavis (Sheffield
participated. Greece was represented
University Speleological Society -
by the General Secretary of the H.S.S.
SUSS) for the recent expeditions in
Fanis Ellinas and the President of
Lefka Ori, Crete.
F.H.S. Nikos Mitsakis, who (both of
The main
them) had no right to vote. (The topic
topics of the
is known, that F.H.S. insists on repre-
G.A.M. of FSE
senting all Greek speleologists, even if
they are not members of F.H.S.) In the
can be read in
meetings of the European Cave Protec-
our website
tion Committee (ECPC), the topics
which were under discussion were the
Institution of European Day of SpeleolISSUE 8
Fanis Ellinas
General Secretary of the H.S.S.
Page 3
Action!
Agio Pnevma cave in Iti mountain
stand on his or her feet and walk.
The team will continue the mapping
and the exploration of this cave in another expedition and it is sure that
more tunneling will be done in order to
be safe for every speleologist to explore Agio Pnevma’s Cave.
It is important to be mentioned that I
checked H.S.S.’ archive and I didn’t
find anything about this particular
cave. In addition to that, it is obvious
that no one else has explored it before
th
On the 10
th
and 11
of October 2009,
since we were the fist who dug it in
Thanasis Xanthopoulos (expedition’s
order to pass through it. The next level
supervisor), Giannis Tsakanikas, Vasilis
is to find out what is hidden in the rest
Gianoutsos, and Anna Mastoraki, mem-
of the cave we haven’t explored yet.
bers of the H.S.S. We were invited by
Mr. Kostas Stasinos, a Lamia’s citizen,
to explore a very interesting cave in Iti
mountain, near by the Agio Pnevma
Church.
We would really like to express our
gratefulness to Mr. Stastinos for his
hospitality.
Mr. Stasinos, was informed about the
cave by a shepherd of the near area
and he invited us to explore it. The
cave is on 1,207 meters height, is an
old underground river’s bed and is very
interesting. Today, the water falls 5m
lower and to the left from the cave’s
entrance. Its length up to now is
around 250 m. Giannis Tsakanikas,
and Vasilis Gianoutsos through a tunnel they dig, explored this part. However, the cave seems to go on, though
more tunneling is necessary.
While we were exploring the cave, the
decoration was more and more beautiful. On the floor we could see soft
sand, small pebbles and in few spots
there was also dry mad. After the
cave’s entrance there is a lateral tunnel
which stops after 20 m. In the central
tunnel of the cave it was necessary to
dig the soft sand in order to pass. On
the other hand, in some spots the tunnel is comfortable and anyone can
STALACTITES
Thanasis Xanthopoulos
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
page 4
Action!
Cave “Tripa” in Ipati, Fthiotida
During the expedition in Ipati on 27th
the cave but also helped with the rig-
of September 2009, Mr Karvelis, a re-
ging. H. Garlaouni also, discovered few
tired professor of Greek philology,
fossils on the cave’s walls.
writer and citizen of Kapnoxori village,
The cave’s limestone was so ramshack-
indicated to us the Tripa Cave. Unfor-
led by guano, that we could not rig.
tunately, we run out of time, so we
The pothole at the end of the cave,
could not visit it. However, we decided
even if it had an impressive entrance,
that it would be useful to find at least
it was just 15m. At the bottom of pot-
the path. On the 1st of October 2009
hole there were six small chambers
members of H.S.S. Sotiris Giannis and
whith depth from 4m to 7m. One of
Fitiza Roza checked the path.
them, led us to 3 more chambers,
The cave is on the east side of the
making the area to look like a small
Xerias’ canyon. The route’s inclination
labyrinth.
is big with a high difference of approxi-
The floor of the pothole was full of
mately 150 m.
guano, making the continuation of the
After two hours of walking, we found
exploration impossible. The weird
the entrance of the cave. When we
shapes of the limestone in Tripa Cave
reached Tripa Cave, we had in our
can be a result of erosion due to hu-
mind Mr Karvelis’ narration about the
midity and the great concentration of
fight which took place there, during the
guano.
civil war, but it was the size of the
Our geologist promised to try gather-
cave that caught our attention.
ing information on soil erosion in the
According to my personal calculations
area in order to find elements which
the cave’s length was around 80 m. As
will help us to understand the percent-
far as the height and the width of the
age of ground denudation in this par-
cave are concerned, I calculated them
ticular area and the position of the
in some spots around 15m. The cave
cave as far as the river bed is con-
continued vertically and so, we decided
cerned.
that we should stop the expedition and
For this expedition in Ipati, the H.S.S.
continue the exploration another time.
On the 14th of November 2009 we went
back in the area. This expedition’s
members were the speleologists: Liakopoulos Ilias (H.S.S. & archaeologist
of The Department of Speleology of the
Ministry of Culture, Georgiadis Giannis
(H.S.S), Garlaouni Hara (geologist,
Special thanks to all the
members of the expedition
cause thanks to their
materials,
knowledge,
experience, patience and
good mood, the expedition
was totally successful
Dept. of Northern Greece of H.S.S.),
Sotiris Giannis (H.S.S), Lamprakopoulos Thomas (H.S.S), and Sotiris Evaggelos, student .
A cautious belaying was mandatory
due to the weight we had to carry.
After researching the surface, I. Lia-
Expedition Committee and all the rele-
kopoulos verified that the cave was of
vant Services were informed. Our ex-
archaeological interest and he told us
ploration was completed after we ate in
that he was going to announce it to his
a local tavern and we visited Thermo-
Department.
piles for spa.
G. Georgiadis, not only photographed
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Sotiris Giannis
.
Photo: G. Sotiris
G. Georgiadis
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
page 5
Action!
The Department of Crete in the gala
of Keri and Strumbula
nately, the above areas are threatened
constantly by urban development,
roads construction and humans’ disastrous intervention.
The gala’s conclusion perturbed the
The Department
of Crete of the
audience. The suggestions proposed by
H.S.S.
the scientists-introducers will be the
encourages
base of “Friends of Keri’s” next actions.
environmental
The program included traditional Cretan meal with biological products,
The Club of Keri’s Forest Friends, a
sponsored by the Arolitho’s Administra-
voluntary club of Tilissos, an area near
tion and it prepared by the Mediterra-
to Heraklion city, organised on 18th of
nean Agricultural Institute of Chania.
October a gala on “Keri’s Forest and
Later on, a tour was guided by Kaloust
the sustainability of the broader area”.
Paragamian, biologist of the H.S.S. and
The gala took place in the traditional
WWF Hellas, Head of Institute of
village “Arolithos”, close to Vulismeno
Speleological Research. The gala
Aloni.
was attended by three members of
The speakers presented a variety of
the Department of Crete of H.S.S.
topics about Keri and Strubula. Keri’s
During the tour we were shown
Hill is a wild life sanctuary and together
four potholes on the hill, that we
with the canyon and springs of Almiros
are going to explore in an organ-
River and the well known speleological
ised future expedition.
field of Strubulas, are areas with high
environmental importance. Unfortu-
protection.
......
Popi Baxevani
Photo: Manos Petrakis
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
Seminar on speleology
in Crete
The Department of Crete of the H.S.S.
organizes a seminar on speleology for
the ones interested to explore the underground world. The seminars will
begin on November 4th and will last 7
weeks.
For more information and registration
please contact the department:
Tel.: 2810-286616, 30 6977-861271
and 6972-279889
e-mail: [email protected]
web: www.esecrete.eu
Address:
3, 1770 str. & Psaromiligon, Heraklion
(open every Wednesday from 21:00’)
STALACTITES
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Action!
Kinigiana, a new speleological field
In this expedition took part:
H.S.S. department of Crete,
Popi Baxevani, Eleftheria
Fragiadaki, Manos Petrakis.
OSKA, Kostas Flouris, Giannis
Skoulas and MAnolis Klados.
Photo: Manos Petrakis
On the 11th of October, members of
area there are thirteen caves and pot-
Department of Crete of the H.S.S. and
holes. Apart from Marathokefala we
OSKA, visited Marathokefala area in
have also visited Gerodotafkos, a great
Kinigiana, Rethymno with the view to
pothole 4m. in diameter and 40-45m.
explore the Marathokefala (or Mara-
deep, explored by OSKA in 2002.
thospilios) Cave.
Moreover, we visited Lamia Cave, a
Marathokefala Cave is a 160m. length
small but interesting cave, since it has
tunnel with NE-S direction. The cave’s
two or three lofts and also, a pothole
decoration has stopped to grow, but
filled with water, that we can not iden-
we found water in few spots. In the
tify in Platakis’ archive.
middle of the cave there is a chamber
Two more potholes where shown to
12m. height and 18m. wide. Inside the
Giannis Skulas, but due to lack of time,
cave there were also found mammal’s
we did not manage to explore yet.
bones, bats and unrecognised pottery,
However, Kinigiana is a very interest-
while in another smaller chamber with
ing field for exploration.
difficult access, we realised that there
were indications of illegal excavations.
However, in this chamber we did not
Popi Baxevani
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
come across any pottery.
This cave was firstly explored by Ioannis Petrohilos, founder of the
H.S.S. who also published
the elements of this expedition in the issue of 1953, in
the Bulletin of the H.S.S.
Additionally, this particular
cave was also explored during 2002 by OSKA.
Marathokefala is on the NWW foothills of Psiloritis. The
landscape is very beautiful
with woods and small polgies. The first Creten speleologist, Eleftherios Platakis,
mentioned that in the broad
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page 7
Action!
“A r k o u d o t r u p a ” p o t h o l e
On the 9th -10th of February 1997 the
small chambers. The floor of the first
pothole Arkudotripa in Hortiati, Thessa-
chamber has many stones. The debries
loniki was explored by members of the
cone is consisted of soil, rocks and
st
H.S.S. for the first time. On the 1 of
many litters where among them there
November 2009, the same pothole was
are also few tyres. Inside we also saw
explored and mapped by the H.S.S.
many frogs .
Department of Northern Greece.
Later, on November8th, 2009 we
Information about the cave was given
did an extra expedition only to con-
as notice by the local people of Hor-
clude that this cave did not go on.
tiati.
The cave is approximately 1 km away
from Hortiati village and is easily accessible. Its entrance is oriented to the
North and it is on the path for the alpine cover. The entrance is also
blocked almost completely by rocks,
carried there during the making up of
the nearby path. It was obvious that
somebody wanted to close the entrance.
The cave is created on the limit of
crystalline limestones with greenschists
and phillites of circum rhodope bellt.
It has 4m. depth and consists of two
Kirkimtzi Ismini
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
Photo: Trimmis k.
Kirkimtzi I.
The Cave houses in Didimotixo
poli and the cave houses in the S.W.
roots of Akropoli. These cave houses
(200) were built probably by nomads
from Anatolia where this way of habitation is common (Armenia, Cilicia,
Lydia, Syria, Jordan). The material
which was used in order to open the
caves house of Didimotixo was limestone and sarsen.
Today, all these places are abandoned,
without being turned into account.
Apart from the fact that they help the
At the end of June 2009, Markos Vak-
local touristic economy, these cave
sevanopoulos Phd geologist end Trim-
houses are a unique opportunity for
mis Konstantinos student of archae-
ethnoarchaeological research.
ology, both members of the H.S.S.
Studying those cave houses and simi-
Department of Northern Greece, vis-
lar habitation environments, it is pos-
ited Didimotixo with the view to pre-
sible to find an answer on the use of
sent Department’s action to the “Red
caves and other underground areas by
River’s” cultural festival. Besides the
humans and the diachronic relation
presentation, we also explored a small
between man and caves.
cave in the bank of Didimotixo’s Akro-
Photo: Vaxevanopoulos M.
Trimmis Konstantinos
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
STALACTITES
page 8
Action!
Expedition of the H.S.S. Department
of Northern Greece in Kastoria
used by the municipality to close the
cave’s entrance.
A few metres away from Drakos Cave
and near by the Agios Nikolaos Chapel,
we found a small cave’s entrance. Although it was too late, we explored it
completely. This cave is quite small,
with seriate small lakes and rich white
decoration. It ends in a sump, which
we did not manage to explore due to
Between the 24th –and the 26th of Oc-
luck of equipment. The sump was not
tober 2009, the H.S.S. Department of
full of water, so we could see that the
Northern Greece, organised an expedi-
cave did not end there. We spent our
tion in Kastoria Prefecture. The aim of
next morning by taking photos of the
this expedition was to survey the Wa-
cave and completing the survey.
ters’ Cave in Kastanofito village and
Additionally, we located a few more
caves in Koromilias Canyon. Unfortu-
enternces of caves near by Kastoria’s
nately, our plans were cancelled due to
lake.
severe rainfall.
Finally, we would like to thank Kas-
However, members of Kastoria’s Res-
toria’s Rescue Team for their hospital-
cue Team and of Cyberotsarka
ity and Cyberotsarka’s members for
(www.cyberotsarka.gr) had many in-
their useful information.
teresting alternative suggestions.
Without being disturbed by the rain,
we explored and surveyed the Petra’s
Trimmis Konstantinos
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
Cave. This particular cave had no entrance until recently, when the local
gravel pit opened it.
The next day was dedicated to Pataragos Cave, situated in Kastoria’s peninsula. The cave was decorated and full
of guano. Around the central chamber
there were five other chambers with
rich decoration. It was completely explored by Cyberotsarka members, but
we surveyed it and noted down all the
archaeological, geological and biological elements we found. Sadly, there
were many litters inside the cave.
In the evening, we visited Dispilio and
Photo: Trimmis k.
Kirkimtzi I.
In this expedition took part:
H.S.S. Dept of Northern Greece:
Kalogeropoulos Iraklis
(expedition’s supervisor),
Kalampoukas Konstantinos,
Kalogirou Konstantina, Kirkimtzi Ismini, Trimmis Konstantinos.
Kastoria Rescue Team:
Geronikos Tasos, Sakis Panos,
Gianoulopoulou Anastasia,
Cyberotsarka: Grigoris Toulias.
explored Agios Nikolaos Cave, which
has two big entrances. Dispilio means
double - cave. And so, the village was
named after the cave.
Our adventure did not end there, since
we went to Drakos Cave just to take
some photos of the wooden doors (!!!)
ISSUE 8
Special thanks to Geronikos
Tasos for his valuable
information, knowledge,
accommodation and
company.
page 9
Action!
Psari 2009
The annual expedition of the Hellenic
Psaris” and the third to accumulate
Speleological Society in Crete was
scientific data of the area.
completed with great success!
The excitement, though, of all partici-
In this years’ expedition titled "PSARI
pants was escalating due to the news
2009" 40 cavers in total participated.
from Ψ207a that were reaching the
In the north side of Lefka Ori, from
camp site. Day by day, our Members
July 4th and until the 12th, more than
were going deeper. The team reached
60 new pits were found, raising the
the depth of approximately 450 me-
sum in 185! Also, 70 new surveys of
ters, under low temperature condi-
pits were added to the 31 surveyed at
tions, ramshackled limestone and daily
“Psari 2008” expedition. During the
hike of approximately two hours.
expedition, biological and geological
By the end of Psari 2009, the rigging of
samples (both from outside and inside
Ψ207a was left inside for a new team
the pits) were collected by the scientist
to go and explore further down the pit.
of the local department of Crete of the
A month later, our Members went and
H.S.S. Also, a detailed ethnoarchae-
collected the rigging as there was not
ological survey was conducted.
enough time for the team to stay and
The expedition had three targets. The
push it further.
first was to find, record, explore and
Ψ207α is not finished yet. It waits for
survey the caves and pits of the moun-
us next year to visit and continue to
tain of Psari. The second to continue
explore it.
the exploration of Pit Ψ207a - “Akoli
STALACTITES
Pely Filippatou
Vaggelis
Zacharis
Speleologist of the H.S.S.
Σελίδα 10
Action!
ISSUE 8
Σελίδα 11
Cave rescue team
Team in action…
30/09/2009: Elections for the new Organization Committee of
In this gathering Giannis Tsakanikas and Giannis Georgiadis were elected
as coordinators of the Committee. Twelve members of the Team and a few
more members of the H.S.S. took part in the meeting. The third, empty
chair, of the Organization Committee was later given to Vaggelis Kavalieros.
05/10/2009: Presentation on international speleo-rescue meetings
The meeting took place in our offices. There was a lecture on various ways
of rescuing, tecnics and rescue equipment and power point and video presentations from international cave rescue meetings, where the Team participated.
11/10/2009: Field practice in alternative techniques
On Sunday the 11th of October, the Members of the Rescue Team of the
H.S.S. gathered in the climbing field of Karavi in Imitos and practiced in
alternative techniques . All of the attendees worked to improve their knowledge and skills in rescuing methods.
25/10/2009: Practice in Hauling Systems
On the 25th of October, the Rescue Team of the H.S.S. had its practiced in
hauling systems in the building of Papagou. This field practice was a part of
the 2nd level Seminars on Speleology.
On Monday,
December the 7th,
at 20:30 there
will be a meeting
in out offices of
the Rescue Team
in order to
discuss and
conclude on the
program of the
year to come.
Φωτό: Γ. Σωτήρης
ISSUE 8
page 12
Geology
Atlas of Greek Speleothemes
a few of the reasons that led to the
decision of establishing the "Atlas of
Greek Speleothemes". If the particular
information mentioned above were
organised into a single, coherent and
systematic record it would be used as
a basis for scientific studies or even as
an educational tool.
Although its realization sounds simple,
The various secondary mineral deposits
serious workload issues emerge.
encountered in caves in various forms
So far, the codification of terminology
such as stalactites, stalagmites etc, are
has been partially accomplished thanks
defined under the international term
to international bibliography.
"speleotheme". The science of geology-
The project has been kindly supported
speleology examines speleothems to
and sponsored by the members of the
draw a significant amount if informa-
Hellenic Speleological Society, Depart-
tion often associated with studies such
ment of Northern Greece: Dosemetzis
as the regional environment that sur-
Kyrillos, Kalogeropoulos Hercules,
rounds a cave, the neotectonic activity,
Koulidou
the effects of glaciers and speleogene-
Ioanna, Pappa Spyridoula, Pipera Kyri-
sis, thus conducting geomorphological
aki, Tsekoura Aikaterini.
studies based on them.
Apart from the introductory texts, the
From the above, it seems that the
registration forms and part of the data-
abundance of knowledge on speleo-
base has been completed, including the
thems is such that its use is applicable,
webpage where the whole project will
in both ad hoc studies in the interior of
be hosted.
For more info about the "Atlas of Greek Speleothemes" visit our webpage
www.ese.edu.gr
the cave, and in studies regarding underground water and the geomorphological evolution of a much broader
area than the restricted space of the
cave.
The importance of speleotheme study,
the need for unity in terminology and
George Lazaridis
PhD in geology auth
Speleologist of the H.S.S
uniformity on records, are only
Photo: Pelly Filippatou
From “Trupa tou Voria”
Pothole in Lakonia
ISSUE 8
page 13
STALACTITES
Breaking news…
Archive: More Foreign Expedition reports
During the latest months there are many reports and publications of foreign expeditions which took place in Greece that are added in the H.S.S. web site.
 NSS team brings SRT expertise to Europe's pots, Descent No. 26 Jan/Feb 1974
 Aussie extravaganza in major European Systems, Descent No. 36 March/April
1977
 Irish Exploits in Greece, Descent No. 35 Jan/Feb 1977
 The Caves and Karst of Astraka, Greece, BCRA Vol. 5 No. 1 March 1978
 The Westminster Speleological Group 1979 Greece expedition, Journal of the
Stalactites is published by
the Hellenic Speleological
Society and it is released in
electronic form every couple
months.
Edited by:
Pely Filippatou
Konstantinos Trimmis
Westminster Speleological Group Vol. 8, No. 8, Winter 1979 / 1980.
 Astraka Expedition, Caves & Caving No. 10, Nov 1980
 Descending the Epos Chasm, Caves & Caving No. 7, February 1980
 Expeditions '82: Greece '82 - The Imperial College Caving Club Expedition
to the Astraka Plateau, Caves & Caving No. 20, May 1983
 Diving in Greece - British cavers find an extra kilometer of passage, Descent
No. 53 Jan/Feb 1983
Translated by:
Konstantina Kalogirou
BA in English language
[email protected]
Alexandra Kormari
Stud. of English language
 Expeditions '82: Cave Diving Group in Greece, Caves & Caving No. 19, Nov
[email protected]
1983
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