Cory Richardsのインスタグラム(coryrichards) - 9月13日 00時02分
Some recent conversations have brought my memories to float back in time to my first story for #NatGeo. The “Sky Caves of Mustang” are a large collection of 10,000 or more man-made caves dug into the sides of a valley in northern #Nepal. Archeologists and researchers have explored a fraction of these caves and have found mummified human remains dating to at least 2,000-3,000 years old. .
As the world becomes smaller, exploration and discovery shifts and changes in meaning as well. Archeologists on our expedition required the support of climbers, like myself and @mattsegal, to access these caves. Just as the printing press changed history, advent of digital dissemination of not just the written word, but visual stories have altered the way we connect, research, explore and communicate. How do you feel discovery, exploration and science has changed through new world of Instagram? .
Pictured here: a cave illuminated with researchers' lamps while exploring the sky caves of Mustang.
#mustang #exploration #discovery #adventure
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