Metropolis Excavations 2015

A Cult Site Built for Zeus, The Main God of Ancient Helen Mythology, Found in Metropolis

Metropolis Excavations 2015

A Cult Site Built for Zeus, The Main God of Ancient Helen Mythology, Found in Metropolis

During excavations in 2015, a cult site built for Zeus, the main god of Ancient Helen mythology, has been found in the ancient city of Metropolis as important pieces were unearthed. Recorded as the first and only center of worship located in the city center, this area revealed that other beliefs also existed in the city, known as the City of Mother Goddess. Even more, archeological work shows significant archeological findings related to religious ceremonies and rituals carried out in the sacred area.

Pieces of columns with inscriptions, which indicate that the site was a center of worship, a piece of an altar and a pedestal have been discovered in the excavations in the area. Detailed work by the excavation team revealed that the area was a cult site dedicated to Zeus Krezimos.

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