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Very large cave and deep into the mountain

The cave was first examined around 1898 by Mr. Stauffer from Frauenfeld. His research back then apparently remained fruitless. It was only large-scale excavations by the geologist Emil Stauber between 1934 and 1935 that yielded charcoal-containing layers with material from the Middle and Younger Stone Age, as well as from the Roman period. (Source: Office of Archeology, Thurgau)

The peace and quiet in the cave (provided you are alone) is absolutely brilliant. However, you should have a light source with you.

Unassuming from the outside. You very cold even in summer.

The cave dates back to the Mesolithic period around 8500 BC. The cave has been used by hunter-gatherers for short periods since the early Mesolithic period visited as a protected place. They kindled fires there and grilled the hunted spoils. There are still finds from Roman times, these are probably grave goods from a cremation in the cave. There are none of the Alemanni, who are said to have used the cave Sense.

Great fun with the kids. There are even larger and more interesting quartzite sand mines in the vicinity of Schaffhausen. Still a nice place with a fire pit.

Cool caves that I almost had to look for first:-(

great sandstone cave that invites you to explore. Be sure to bring a flashlight! An absolute highlight for children.