Actun Nak Beh, meaning Cave at the End of the Road, is a small dry cave located in the Upper Roaring Creek Valley, Cayo District, Belize (see map). It is connected to a medium-sized ceremonial center, Cahal Uitz Na, by a 780-foot causeway or sacbe. The main cave entrance is at the base of a 80-foot cliff face and opens into a winding series of passages that joins to a second, smaller entrance. Research at Actun Nak Beh by the Western Belize Regional Cave Project began this summer and focuses on its relationship to neighboring ceremonial, settlement, and cave sites.
Field Updates:
June 20, 2000
July 16, 2000
August 3, 2000
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