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Ancient Portal To The Underworld Discovered In A Cave In Israel

Researchers discovered a number of curious items including pieces of three human skulls, 120 oil lamps, ancient pottery and weapons.

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Cave in central Israel possibly used for necromancy in Roman times

JERUSALEM. KAZINFORM - A local oracle may have used a cave near the Israeli city of Beit Shemesh for sorcery, black magic and communicating with the dead some 1,700 years ago, TPS reports.

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Cave Near Jerusalem Shows Signs of Use as a Portal to The Underworld

A cave in Jerusalem's western hills might have once been a divine prophecy site where Roman-era gentiles attempted to communicate with the dead.

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Caves in central Israel possibly used for necromancy in Roman times

Caves in central Israel possibly used for necromancy in Roman times
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Cave near Beit Shemesh possibly used for necromancy in Roman times

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