I can provide a home for the issues of Cave Science (and will be happy to collect them).

You should be able to find all known Peak cave entrances here: https://www.peakdistrictcaving.info/home/the-caves Click on the area where your site is located, then click on Area Map - this will bring up the locations of all recorded caves in your area. If your cave is not on the map then it is...

There is an unpublished report by Anthony Brown (Northern Boggarts), but unfortunately I do not have a copy of this, and neither does the British Caving Library. Brown, A. (2013) Scoska Bone Hunt, 10 July 2013 Unpublished Report.

The finger bone was found on the surface of the cave floor in 2013, as far as I am aware.

In 2014 Tony Brown obtained a radiocarbon date on a human finger bone found in the cave (presumed to be from the same skeleton) which showed that the individual died in early medieval times around 700-800 AD.

Ladyside Wood Resurgence is also mentioned in DCA Newsletter 98 p.2, in connection with a dye testing experiment. It seems to be somewhere upstream of Magic Mushroom Resurgence.

And now he has retrospective permission for the tunnel - onwards and downwards! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-61851694

Adventurous. Caving is essentially a recreational activity, generally lacking the structured competitiveness found in most sports.