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A very typical geological phenomenon that is partly responsible for the formation of the Scandinavian continent. Such information boards and dead ice pits can be found in abundance in this region.

One of the many robber caves that can be found throughout Småland. If you're interested, I can recommend the "Lasse-Maja Grottan" near Järnforsen.

Nice little cave

Very impressive

An interesting monument from ancient times is the cave in Flishult “Klostergrottan”. The cave is a natural formation in the rock and a large boulder was pushed out of a rock face, creating a large cavity with a protruding roof. The cave, which is thus completely open at the front, is about 6 meters wide and 3.5 meters deep and has a height of 2-3 meters. The pushed out boulder lies like a table in front of the opening. In the early 1930s, an archaeological investigation was carried out and several signs were found that the cave had been inhabited during the Neolithic period. The sparse finds consisted of arrowheads, splinters and fragments of flint, pieces of greenstone axes, pieces of bone and charcoal. It was assumed that the cave was hardly used as a dwelling for long periods of time, but rather as a place to stay overnight during hunting and fishing activities. https://www.naturkartan.se/de/kronobergs-lan/klostergrottan

small cave formerly used by robbers as a hiding place

Here you'll find a so-called "kettle hole." A huge block of ice from the inland ice sheet remained at the end of the Ice Age, and moraine debris accumulated around it. After the ice melted, a depression remained.

The island of Rostocka is a ruined castle east of Emmaboda on the Rostock farm in the municipality of Algutsboda in the municipality of Emmaboda. Rostocka is located on a headland in Lyckebyån between the lakes Grimmansmålasjön and Rostockasjön. The ruin comprises four house foundations and a larger cellar pit. Smaller archaeological excavations of the ruin were carried out in the 1990s and showed that the castle was mainly used in the 14th century and abandoned in the early 15th century. The finds sometimes include iron objects, an earthenware shard and a bracteate from the reign of Magnus Eriksson. The land register 1558-59 shows that a small island in the Rostockasjön lake called "Lybkehålme" belonged to the Rostock farm. It is probably the original name of the castle. On his estate "Lybeke" there is a letter from Nils Turesson (Bielke) to which his brothers Sten and Bengt testify. Perhaps this "Lybeke" is identical to the island of Rostocka. Source: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rostocka_holme http://www.burgenwelt.org/schweden/rostockaholme/object.php