Bbsharon:
Lot of intensive and extensive research work has been done here since it’s discovery.
Some art work of pottery were also excavated from the site that dates as far back as 1000B.C. which most of it has been taken to the national museum and for further studies.


Works by notable professors and archeological scholar has also been published in research journals and articles to promote the evidence gathered from the site. Also, below is a picture of ashes found at the foot of the cave, of which can be found all around the cave. See where the name comes from and why it is called cave of ashes now?

Bbsharon:
Ever heard of Cave of Ashes(Iho Eleru) located in the thick forest of ISarun Ondo state?


That was my destination last weekend to go see for myself the historical cave that is said to have held the evidence of the origin of the human race. I must say that the entrance to the cave looks creepy and I was a bit scared, of wild animals and sacred intuitions but on the long run I took a old step and got closer. I particularly like the fact the entrance is open unlike the entrance to the Esa Cave in Ekiti, state.

Picture A : Road that leads to the cave.

Picture B : Entrance to the cave.



https://www.demitalks.com/2019/04/15/my-visit-to-the-historical-cave-of-ashes-isaruniho-eleru/

Houseofglam7:
Why is it giving me the creeps

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That is what nature does sis....it gives you crreps....it now depends on how you react to it!

Talking about turning lemons to lemonade!

Life is beautiful jor.....!

The creepy, the berrer!!

thor13:
amazing nature at its rawness