Kesslerloch
The Kesslerloch cave is one of the most important Late Glacial sites in Europe and has yielded traces of settlement from the Upper Paleolithic period (Magdalenian culture, 14,000–12,000 BC).
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The site probably served as a meeting place for hunting groups during the summer months for seasonal hunting. The cave covers an area of almost 200 m² and is divided by a stone pillar.
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Kesslerloch
Address
Mühlenstrasse 9
8240
Thayngen
Reiat
Schweiz
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