Oil lamps discovered in the Te'omim Cave, Israel.Harvard Theological Review, 2023Oil lamps and a human skull found in the Te'omim Cave.Harvard Theological Review, 2023An axe and two spearheads from the cave.Harvard Theological Review, 2023
Oil lamps discovered in the Te'omim Cave, Israel.Harvard Theological Review, 2023Oil lamps and a human skull found in the Te'omim Cave.Harvard Theological Review, 2023An axe and two spearheads from the cave.Harvard Theological Review, 2023
Yuck, ultra- Demonic. But interesting in an archeological sense.
Nuke it from Space to be sure.
That’s the stuff that gets a soul into trouble. No thanks...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gates_of_hell
Gates of Hell. Often they are found in regions of unusual geological activity, particularly volcanic areas, or sometimes at lakes, caves, or mountains.
Some have higher levels of volcanic gases and heat, making them very uncomfortable, some causing hallucinations.
The oracle of Delphi in Greece, in which two faults intersect directly below the Delphic temple. The study also found evidence of hallucinogenic gases rising from a nearby spring and preserved within the temple rock.
One is ethylene, which has a sweet smell and produces a narcotic effect described as a floating or disembodied euphoria. “Ethylene inhalation is a serious contender for explaining the trance and behavior of the Pythia.”
Homer Simpson: “Ooh, a portal!”
