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Thank you :-) (And thanks for the working link in the original post!)

I don't think they are saying that. There is no suggestion there that the petroglyphs were carved in the "pre-bronze" age ... If the shrine is Slavic then it was of course made in 6th-8th century AD. As far as I understand, the extant (slovenian) toponyms in the vicinity of the cave point to...

Yes! That's the one. Thank you :-)

True that about the Iapodes. But ... they don't have anything to do with this - apart from the name of the cave (it was named "Cave of Iapodes" before the discovery of the (apparently Slavic) petroglyphs, as there is a large "Iapodic" hill-fort nearby)

Or, even better: google this: "Cave of Iapodes and its petroglyphs" - it is the first hit ...

Apparently, a shrine was discovered in a cave in Slovenia, and this paper argues that it is an Early Slavic shrine, dedicated to Perun (or Kresnik). (Here should be a link to the article, yet it seems I am not yet allowed to post them. Will this work? Just remove the space before the "edu" and...