Dinnis, RobBoulton, JohnBates, MartinChamberlain, Andrew T.Davies, JesseHopkins, RobertJimenez, Elodie LaureMasson-Maclean, EdouardMogg, JonquilParfitt, SimonPayne, NaomiPickard, CatrionaStringer, ChrisWalker, Elizabeth A.Williams, DeeFrench, Jennifer C.2024-06-062024-06-062023-08Dinnis, R, Boulton, J, Bates, M, Chamberlain, A T, Davies, J, Hopkins, R, Jimenez, E L, Masson-Maclean, E, Mogg, J, Parfitt, S, Payne, N, Pickard, C, Stringer, C, Walker, E A, Williams, D & French, J C 2023, 'Report on the 2022 excavations at Wogan Cavern (Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, UK)', Cave and Karst Science, vol. 50, no. 2, pp. 83-91.1356-191XORCID: /0000-0001-5789-6846/work/161310318https://hdl.handle.net/2164/23556Thanks are due to many people for their help with our work. These include Jon Williams and the staff at Pembroke Castle, Sian Williams, Mark Lewis and Eloise Chapman at Tenby Museum, Blake Hervé, Mike Buckley, Kate Britton and colleagues at the University of Aberdeen, Neil Ludlow, Andy Shobbrook and Louise Mees. Last but not least an enormous thank you to the wonderful team of volunteers who helped out during the 2022 fieldwork. The comments of the reviewer and the editors were gratefully received and helped us improve the text. SP acknowledges the Calleva Foundation for his time spent on this research, and similarly ELJ acknowledges the Belgian project BRAIN-2.0 “Interconnectivity of large Carnivores, Humans and Ice Age Environments” (B2/191/ P2/ICHIE, 2020-2023). The fieldwork described here was funded by the Natural History Museum’s Human Origins Research Fund and the BCRA’s Cave Science and Technology Research Fund (CSTRF) scheme, and we also gratefully acknowledge support from the Pembroke Castle Trust.81314441engCC ArchaeologyEarth-Surface ProcessesCCJournal articlehttp://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=85189527425&partnerID=8YFLogxKhttps://www.research.ed.ac.uk/en/publications/report-on-the-2022-excavations-at-wogan-cavern-pembroke-pembrokeshttps://mail.bcra.org.uk/pub/candks/index.html?j=149502