Mysterious Water Source Belonging To The Goddess Of The Cold Kingdom Of Evil Remains An Archaeological Puzzle
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - A mysterious water source located in the middle of a field has puzzled archaeological for decades. Ancient bones discovered at the site reveal the place was used by our ancestors, but for what reason?
Was the water there considered sacred? Could it have been a burial place, a cult site, or perhaps both?
Can the unusual color of the water offer some clues to this long-standing mystery? What is the connection between the enigmatic water source and the worship of a powerful goddess ancient people held in high regard? She was said to be the goddess of the cold kingdom of evil, and she was as feared but respected.
Scientists have investigated this ancient place for years and the results of these studies tend to raise more questions than answers. It’s undoubtedly a unique ancient place and we simply cannot figure out why our ancestors regularly visited it.
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