“Ancient Secrets Unearthed: Pyramid, Weapons, and Enigmatic Papyri Found in Judean Desert Spark Theories of Lost Civilizations!”
In an unexpected twist that could give Indiana Jones a run for his money, archaeologists scouring the Judean Desert recently stumbled upon a massive ancient pyramid, built from hefty hand-hewn stones, some tipping the scales at hundreds of pounds! Imagine—while aiming to uncover more Dead Sea Scrolls, they unearth a 2,200-year-old structure that begs the question: Who knew ancient builders could make pyramids outside of Egypt? Located near Israel’s border with Jordan, this intriguing find stands about 20 feet tall and dates back to the Hellenistic period, a time when Greek culture was sweeping across the Mediterranean. As researchers sort through a treasure trove of artifacts, including ancient coins and remnants of furniture, the mystery of this pyramid’s purpose deepens. Was it a guard tower? A memorial? Or perhaps a tax collection site for weary travelers? With the public invited to help sift through the sands of history, this excavation promises to unravel secrets that have been buried for millennia—so buckle up for an exhilarating journey into the past! LEARN MORE.
Found in the Zohar Valley near Israel’s border with Jordan, this massive pyramid is made of hand-hewn stones, many weighing several hundred pounds.
Israel Antiquities AuthorityThe ancient pyramid structure, dating back 2,200 years, that was discovered in the Judean Desert.
Archaeologists searching the Judean Desert in hopes of finding additional Dead Sea Scrolls recently made an unexpected discovery of an ancient pyramid structure.
Located 72 miles south of Jerusalem, the pyramid stands roughly 20 feet tall and is comprised of large, heavy stones that were hand-hewn roughly 2,200 years ago. Artifacts found at the site, such as coins, weapons, and furniture, date the structure back to the Hellenistic period (323 B.C.E. to 30 B.C.E.), when Greek culture rapidly spread across the Mediterranean world.
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