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Reports 5th centuries, B. has yielded potteries, bronze figurines, and other artifacts which have shed new light on the ancient mystery cult that on Expedition A strange hole in the ground that has shed light on an ancient mystery cult and an ancient wall in Greece have been found by a University of Chicago expedition, Oscar ATHENS evidence of an intense nighttime ritual," said Broneer. "It is not hard to imagine hundreds of flickering lights in bowls carried by the worshipers in the dark of night." Broneer said the cult demanded secrecy of the initiates and that during the games athletes took their oaths in an underground chamber the expedition found. Deep in the pit, Broneer said, were found tiny figures of horses and a porpoise and other small tokens of bronze and gold that were brought toy flKAfcUi Broneer, archeologist, said I Wednesday night. The wall dates to the 13th century B.

C. Broneer said it, 1 was discovered by his son, John, who noticed a few boul- A 5 in what at first seemed the thousands as gifts to the AO MILES If gods. 1 3 -VW 1- Broneer, 63, professor of archeology at -the University of Chicago was accompanied on the trip by his son; John G. Hawthorne, professor of i centered Its activities on the location of the Pan-Hellenic Isthmian games held every two years for nearly a thousand years thru early Greek and Roman civilizations. "There is a great deal of classical languages; Franklin Johnson, associate art profes sor; and Robert E.

Charles, a 1 1 graduate student. a shapeless pattern. Built to Halt Invaders Tearing away the undergrowth and layers of i earth, the archeologists found the wall, which apparently was erected to stop an invasion from the north. Broneer reported on a recent field trip by the expedition to a site 55 miles west of Athens on the Isthmus of Corinth in a lecture at the Oriental institute on the University of Chicago campus. From its construction, Broneer said the wall probably was built by the Achaean rulers of the Peloponnesus in their effort to stem the tide 77.

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