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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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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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Evidence of Roman-era death magic used to speak with the deceased found near Jerusalem

Researchers think the morbid practice originated with pagan people who settled in the region after the Romans drove out the Jews.

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Roman-Era Death Magic Tools Used To Communicate With The Dead Found Near Jerusalem

A series of artifacts discovered in a cave near Jerusalem appears to suggest the site was used during the Roman-era for locals to contact the dead.

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Possible portal to underworld discovered near Beit Shemesh

Oil lamps and fragments of human skull lead archaeologists to believe Teomim Cave was used for necromancy, or communication with dead, some 1,700 years ago

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