Prego! Please! We are located on the territory of the Central Ajimushkai quarries. They were formed as a result of the extraction of shell rock in an underground way. By the end of the 19th century, the need for stone as a building material increased. The closed method proved to be more cost-effective for mining operations. Cracks were cut through the stone mass, the space under the ceiling was hammered and the monolith was split off with the help of wedges driven into the cracks. One of the stone-cutting saws is on display, next to the bat lantern, which was used to illuminate the tunnels...