Yes, which of the two openings in the shell limestone is the Great Tatersloch?

At both ends of the depression in the terrain there are deep cracks in the shell limestone.

That is why I labeled them in the photos as Great Tatersloch North and Great Tatersloch South

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MY THESIS: Derived from the fact that there is a "Taterlinde" or "Daterlinde" near Bad Sooden-Allendorf, also very close to the historical border. "Tartars" = traveling people = "gypsies" are said to have fled here when they were persecuted in the other kingdom for misdeeds. And the > are just as close to historical borders

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