Discovery of magic mirror to ward off evil spirits, ancient treasure causes shock

Israeli archaeologists have unearthed a treasure suspected to be a "magic mirror" used to ward off evil spirits in ancient Usha, leaving researchers stunned by its spiritual and historical value.

Accordingly, an excavation led by the Israel Antiquities Authority discovered a strange object, right at the Usha site, located near Kiryat Atta in the western Galilee region of Israel. Photo: @Israel Antiquities Authority.

It is known that during the Byzantine period, Usha became a center for glassmaking, ceramics and metallurgy, in addition to large-scale wine and olive oil production. Photo: @Israel Antiquities Authority.

And in the latest discovery, the archaeological team suspects this strange object is a piece of "magic mirror" that can ward off the "evil eye". Photo: @Israel Antiquities Authority.

The mirror fragment is estimated to date back to the Byzantine period about 1,500 years ago, and was found between the walls of a 4th century AD building. Photo: @Israel Antiquities Authority.

According to archaeologist Navit Popovitch from the Israel Antiquities Authority, this mirror was intended to protect against evil spirits and demons, when they saw their reflection in the mirror. Photo: @Israel Antiquities Authority.

Not only that, at the same Usha site, similar magical mirrors were found at burial sites, placed in tombs, suspected to be used to protect the deceased on their journey to the afterlife . Photo: @Israel Antiquities Authority.

Meanwhile, another theory suggests that these magic mirrors may have actually been used in mirror divination, an art of divination using mirrors that was widely practiced by the ancient Greeks and Romans. Photo: @Israel Antiquities Authority.

Dear Readers, please watch the video : "Opening" the 3,000-year-old mummy of an Egyptian Pharaoh: "Shocking" real appearance and earth-shattering secrets. Video source: @VGT TV - Life.

(According to heritagedaily)

Source: https://khoahocdoisong.vn/phat-hien-guong-than-xua-ta-ma-bau-vat-co-gay-chan-dong-post1545805.html