Sternstein

Stepping out of the forest, you will notice the large, grooved stone block in the meadow on your right, the so-called Sternstein. He silently bears witness to lost times. We don't know for sure what it was used for. Its grooves seem to be related to its surroundings. A machined circle, raised in the middle, with 4 evenly produced grooves, stands out. Where the convex grooves merge into the concave, a downward line seems to run across the tip. Step behind the stone and watch the mountains opposite. How does the stone fit into this picture? There are several theories regarding past use. Celts and pre-Celts may have used it to determine the times of day and season, for cultic purposes, as GPS, etc. It is difficult to clearly assign its type of use. From an energetic point of view, with its strong radiation and the high build-up and degradation values, it gives us indications of a possible cultic use.