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Robbers Cave lies under this area in southwest Lincoln. The entrance is through the now-closed brew

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A rendering of the Sphinx is among thousands of names carved on the sandstone walls. Professor Ricky

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A passage through Robbers Cave. Professor Ricky Wood uses LIDAR to digitally map Robbers Cave in Lin

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From left: Yijun Liao, Professor Ricky Wood and Dylan Downes carry their equipment through the cave

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An eye watches visitors where two of the main tunnels intersect. Professor Ricky Wood uses LIDAR to

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Professor Ricky Wood and PhD student Yijun Liao look over carvings in a side passage that connects t

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Dylan Downes, a sophomore in civil engineering from Lincoln, sets up the LIDAR in the well area of t

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Dylan Downes, a sophomore in civil engineering from Lincoln, carries the tripod through a passage af

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Names and drawings fill the walls of the cave. Professor Ricky Wood uses LIDAR to digitally map Robb

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A face of a ghoul is among thousands of names carved on the sandstone walls. Professor Ricky Wood us

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An air vent is carved into the ceiling of the cave. Professor Ricky Wood uses LIDAR to digitally map

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From upper left: Yijun Liao, Professor Ricky Wood and Dylan Downes raise a LIDAR unit to produce a 3

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Names and drawings fill the walls of the cave. Professor Ricky Wood uses LIDAR to digitally map Robb

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A face of a ghoul is among thousands of names carved on the sandstone walls. Professor Ricky Wood us

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