The Lake Constance region is a cultural treasure trove. Between Bregenz, Lindau, Constance, Schaffhausen, and St. Gallen, we find the oldest cult wall of mythical ancestral women in Central Europe. Hybrid beings from prehistoric times point to a shamanic worldview. Mysterious moon horns were also venerated, and a wonderful gold cup was discovered. Cult stones such as dolmens and anthropomorphic menhirs attest to ancestor worship, which was also practiced with sliding and children's origin stones. In burial mounds, the deceased lie in a circular formation around a central earth point, and decorated clay vessels and belt plates are among the most beautiful pieces of jewelry in Southern Germany. They convey mysterious symbols of a mother goddess or an astral mythology. From the Celtic period, the horse goddess Epona, the Bethen, or three sisters are documented, along with a hidden wooden figure and a serpentine Or.