👉 Cenosite is a type of rock formation or natural landscape that consists of a series of interconnected layers of sedimentary rock. These layers are typically separated by gaps, called crevices, which allow water to flow through and carve out caves. The name "cenosite" comes from the Latin word "census," meaning "cave." The term was first used in the 15th century, but it gained popularity during the Renaissance period as a way of describing such formations.
