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「シュレーゲ・ヴァント」は、この地域で最も重要な考古学遺跡の1つです。かつて人間が避難場所として利用していた「シュレーゲ・ヴァント」は、おそらく中石器時代初期のものです。この時代のものであることが、約1.4メートルの深さで、毛皮や枝で作られた風よけと焚き火の跡から証明されています。

洞窟は道から約10メートル上にあり、茂みに簡単に隠れています。短い登りは問題ありません。洞窟の深さは約10メートルです。内部を見るためにランプは必要ありません。

In addition to the Jacob's Cave, the rock formations also include the Franzenshöhle (Franzen's Cave). According to a story, two robbers named after them hid there in the 16th century. In fact, the caves were probably named after the lords of the Ebneth castle: Franz Paul Christoph (1750-1823) and Jakob Wolfgang (1751-1817) von Seckendorff-Arberdar.

Attentive cyclists will have seen a grotto—whether formed by natural forces or perhaps artificially created—decorated with a statue of the Virgin Mary on numerous occasions. Very often, it is a depiction of Mary, as in Saint Bernadette's description of the apparition in Lourdes (in the French Pyrenees). Here, however, we encounter a different statue, possibly made of olive wood and not painted. The differently colored cross that the Virgin Mary holds in one hand is striking. Perhaps it did not originally belong to this figure and was added later.

Nicely done with the information sign. Otherwise, you'd just walk right past...

The bench is located directly on the rock and not far from it is the grotto

The "Eselsloch" near Niesten is a small, picturesque rock hole. It is located on the path to the Niesten Castle ruins near Weismain.

The "Eselsloch" (Donkey Hole) has been included in the list of caves in the Franconian Alb. It is about 10 meters deep.