Castolo, Spain-Benefactor According to reports, archaeologists who dig in the ancient Roman settlement of Casulo in southern Spain have identified signs of a building that they believe may once be a synagogue. Near the place that the scholars once assumed was the fourth or fifth century ad Christian Baselica, the team found three oil lamps and roof tile pieces, as well as a jar with Hebrew roles. When researchers revised the identity of a nearby structure as a place of early Christian worship, they found that many of the building’s features were similar to modern synagogues, and noted that it was located near the ruins of the Roman bathroom. They suspect that local Christian clergy may have approved the construction of a synagogue near a structure, which has led to the identity so closely. “The Roman bath was the last infidel,” said Sepian, archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological archaeological sipin, “the Roman bath was the last unbeliever that lived in a city.” “It was a vicious thing and that’s why he had to be out of the Christian world.” If the team’s interpretation is confirmed, the synagogue in Castolo will be one of the oldest in Spain. To read about the collapse of the Roman Empire in the Peninsula, the Empire, go to the “royal ambitions of Wesgothes”.
The 1,700 -year -old synagogue identified in Spain was probably posted.
