Bone Caves Open Their Doors To The Public

BANWELL, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 02: Cave owners John Haynes and Ron Sargent examine bones inside Banwell's Bone Caves as they open their doors to promote English Heritage's and the Civic Trust's 2008 Heritage Open Days on September 2 2008 in Banwell, Engand. The privately owned caves, in the grounds of a residential house, are only open to the public two days a year and have a collection of bones from Ice Age animals which were discovered in the 19th Century when they were thought to be from animals drowned in Noah's flood. The caves are now a Site of Special Scientific Interest and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and will be open to the public later this month. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)