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One can easily imagine that Stone Age people lived here

The cave opens to the public twice a year. On Monument Day

Dimension: ~ Size: 6 m long, 7 m wide, 2 m high The natural monument - also called the summer church, the cave at the Sommerkirchhalde or the Sommerkirch cave - is a rock overhang and once served as a dwelling for Stone Age people, which was proven by animal bones (including reindeer, cave bear and rhinoceros), shards and stone tools found during test excavations in the 1940s. 🤩👍

a hill where Stone Age people lived.

Unfortunately, I don't know (yet) whether the term has real or probable historical references or whether it just comes from the imagination of (medieval) people and is used today as a 'scary marketing gimmick', so to speak. Be that as it may: A quaint, peculiar place that can be explored by young and old...

small cave, if you look inside you can see light at the end, the exit. do bats live there?

The three Kühstellen caves are located at an altitude of 845 m on the western edge of a dry valley, in a rocky hilltop 4 km northwest of Winterlingen. A few hundred meters away in the forest is a large so-called Hülbe, a water-filled sinkhole sealed with clay. The Great Kühstellenhöhle has a total length of 37 m, is 6 m wide and 3-4 m high. In addition to bone remains from Ice Age fauna, evidence from different settlement eras was also found. Source: https://www.schwaebischealb.de/attractions/kuehstellenhoehlen-winterlingen#/article/52565551-89a0-40f3-b908-136696de8065

The three Kühstellen caves (Enge, Kleine and Große Kühstelle; 7720/11–13), also called Kuhstall, Kuhstelle cave, grottoes near Winterlingen, Kühbuchen cave or Winterlingen cave, are a natural and archaeological monument not far from the road from Winterlingen to Bitz. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winterlingen