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A Roman-Era Oracle Stone Turned Goat Knucklebone Throws Into Divine Advice

Learn how an ancient oracle stone matched throws of animal knucklebones to 56 messages offering guidance on illness, travel, and trade.

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A stone oracle with Greek inscriptions, discovered in Turkey, reveals how the inhabitants of a Roman city sought guidance from the gods.

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An inscribed stone found in the ancient city of Kibyra in Burdur describes a Roman-era divination method involving the throwing of knucklebones, which offered 56 different answers. Read more here: Inscription on Divination with Knucklebones Found in Burdur (Arkeofili).

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A new scientific study decodes 1,800-year-old Greek inscriptions in Asia Minor, revealing an oracle that provided answers about health, travel, money and luck.

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