Shocking 2,300-year-old three-headed statue of goddess Hecate revealed

Excavations in the sunny city of Kelenderis unexpectedly uncover the strange statue of Hecate, revealing the remains of an ancient hell never seen before.

The ancient city of Kelenderis is located on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey, in the modern town of Aydincik, Mersin province. Photo: @Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism .

Here, experts from the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Batman University unexpectedly found an ancient, strange, and unique artifact. Photo: @Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

It is a three-headed statue of the goddess Hecate, estimated to be 2,300 years old. This unique statue is about 20 cm in size. Photo: @Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

It is worth noting that this is not a monolithic three-headed statue, but consists of three statues of the Goddess Hecate joined together and facing different directions. Photo: @Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Associate Professor Mahmut Aydın from the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism said that in the ancient Greek period, Hecate was worshiped as a goddess of the underworld, capable of both good and evil. She was associated with magic, witchcraft, the moon and creatures of the night such as demons. Photo: @Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

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