Ancient Tele Dean Temple reveals the traditions of the centuries -old Finanian bathing

The search for a new archeology proves that in the time of the Israeli kingdom, there was a component of formal cleaning in an ancient Israeli sanctuary. The sanctity was equipped with a unique bathroom, which was thought to have been used by the priests for formal bath. There, the excavators discovered two places – a room with a yellow plaster, which contained a dressing area, and the other was a blue plaster and a basin walls – which offers a rare glimpse of how water was used in sacred purity rituals. This discovery has increased a new depth to understanding the Eastern religious practices associated with the worship of a god based in the city.

The ancient Tele Dean Sencorerry has revealed the traditions of the formal bath associated with the worship of the mysterious deity

A according to A Report Posted by Dr. Liwana Tusfania Zyas in the lemon, the sanctity included a small two parts of the bathing unit. It helps a yellow plaster dressing room and blue plaster basin. Unlike the baths with full effect, and since it is not hot, the size of the basin means that the worshipers have washed themselves while standing, cool spring water that flows from nearby shops to Jordan.

The first temple, which was built on a middle bronze era, had a tripartite project of Porch, Sella and Edton. The lime stone piece, which is written in both Greek and Aramek, was discovered in 1976, is the name of an unclear deity and was almost certainly called in the Dean’s central sanctity. Scholars believe that the identity of the deity is uncertain due to the practice of taking regional names in ancient eastern cities.

After the destruction of the first temple by the Sileses, a new temple was built in its place, which kept the bath safe. After the 2-century difference, this site reopened in the middle-latt Roman era for new purposes. The pilgrims were cleaned in a fountain house, which used ancient clay utensils that were potentially broken after use – a process that mirrors in the Bible text that describes formal purity.

Since there is a large part of the sanctity in the television, the scholars emphasized the importance of the site for the region. Dr. Tusfania Zyas believes that this site is an attractive to both the locals and the visitors, which was strengthened by imported ceramics and multi -linguistic shallas, which indicates wider spiritual attraction. Deep excavations can still reveal that in ancient times, other gods or methods have characterized this sacred place.