section_heading: Ljudska prisutnost
paragraph_text: By the fifth century BC, the place has become a prominent worshipping place with no further modifications in the cave and the worshipping took place pretty much around the main rock that exists even today. This main rock is surrounded by stone altars in a semi-circle raised at about 30&nbsp;cm from the ground. Offerings to the Goddess were placed on these elevated stones. The offerings were made in the form of cremations, glass beads, terracotta, and sculptures of Mother Goddess. The cave was also in use during the Roman times. The recent excavations in the cave (2007) have proved that Mugla’s earliest human settlements were in and around Marmaris! The cave has become a popular tourist destination since then. -->