Estonia; island of Saaremaa (German/Swedish 謘el); village of Kaali: Kaali meteor crater (German: Kaali Meteoritenkrater; Estonian: Kaali Meteoriidikraater) of 2000 BC. The earthen wall around the main meteor crater is 16 m high extends to a radius of 55 m. In the centre; there is a lake with a radius of 25 m. There are as well eight further and smaller metoer craters; nearby. The meteor moved in; aorund 2000 BC. There are no traces in Scandinavian or Finnish mythology; but greek author Phytias seems to have mentioned this impact from outer space.