At this archeological site below Šebrelje, the oldest musical instrument in Europe was found—a Neanderthal flute. This unusual musical instrument, neither a flute nor a whistle, was cemented near the remains of a 50,000 – 60,000 years old Neanderthal fire pit, made from the thigh bone of a young cave bear into which the Neanderthal drilled three holes and made a sharpened rim for the mouthpiece using tools made of bone and stone. Besides the flute, bones of more than 60 different animal species were found. The site cannot be accessed without a guide.