- (254 m), the
deepest caves in Hungary, the
archaeologically important Szeleta cave, the Cave Bath (a main
tourist attraction of Miskolc-Tapolca), the...
- that a
people belonging to the
Neolithic Szeleta culture lived here. (The
culture itself was
named after Szeleta Cave, in Lillafüred,
where many important...
- The
Szeleta Culture is a
transitional archaeological culture between the
Middle Paleolithic and the
Upper Palaeolithic,
found in Austria, Moravia, northern...
-
plant fossils preserved in limestone; István Cave, a
large dripstone cave;
Szeleta Cave, a cave
where many
Paleolithic relics have been found. The artificial...
-
built on the
ruins of a
mediaeval monastery) Anna Cave, István Cave,
Szeleta Cave
Hotel Palace Lake Hámori
Trout Farm
Waterfalls (the
highest one in...
- Prut.
According to a
scholarly view, a
local archaeological culture—the "
Szeleta culture"—can be distinguished,
which represents a
transition between the...
-
radiocarbon dates from
Szeleta and Istállós-kő caves, Hungary, Praehistoria, 2002. 3. évf. 53–55.
oldal Ringer Árpád: The new
image of
Szeleta and Istállós-kő...
