
doi: 10.7282/t3vm497f
This report describes both caves and rock shelters in New Jersey, as well as several old mines which have been incorrectly called caves. Most of the caves and rock shelters in New Jersey are less than fifty feet long. Larger ones are almost always found in either limestone or marble; smaller ones can be found in many different types of rock. Although usually quite small, rock shelters are important archeologically since Indian remains and artifacts are sometimes found in them.
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