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	Travel Greece :: Necromanteion - Greek Oracle of the Dead Underworld of Hades
		I am on my way to visit the Oracle of the Dead, the Necromanteion, a mystical sanctuary that the ancient Greeks believed to be the entrance to the Underworld.
		The Necromanteion near the beautiful town of Parga on Greece's west coast, belonged to the ancient Bronze Age city of Ephyra, the ruins of which are located nearby.
		After this discovery, the Necromanteion was destroyed and lay hidden until it was excavated in 1958 and restored by the Archaeological Society of Athens.
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	Press Release - Necromanteion: Greek Oracle of the Dead offers visitors glimpse at the Bronze Age
		The boat trip from the port of Parga ends with a two kilometer walk to the small village of Messopotamo.
		The Necromanteion near the beautiful town of Parga on Greece's west coast, belonged to the ancient Bronze Age city of Ephyra.
		The Necromanteion was the most famous sanctuary of its kind in antiquity.
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	Necromanteion: Greek Oracle of the Dead offers visitors glimpse at the Bronze Age
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		Necromanteion near Parga, Greece offers modern day tourists a glimpse at ancient life dating back to the 13th century BCE.
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	Necromanteion: Greek Oracle of the Dead offers visitors glimpse at the Bronze Age
		The Greek Oracle of the Dead was believed to be the entrance to Hades and Persephone.
		While the ancients came to consult the souls of the dead for a peek at the future, today's visitors are accorded a view into the distant past.
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	ipedia.com: Acheron Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Acheron translates as "river of woe" and believed to be a branch of the underworld river Acheron over which in ancient Greek mythology Charon ferried the newly dead souls across into Hades.
		The lake called Acherousia and the river still called Acheron with the nearby ruins of the Necromanteion are found near Parga on the mainland opposite Corfu.
		Another branch of Acheron was belived to surface at the Acherusian cape (now Eregli in Turkey) and was seen by the Argonauts according to Apollonius of Rhodes.
	www.ipedia.com /acheron.html (268 words)

	Welcome to the Vancouver Courier - On Line - Travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The site had been inhabited since Mycenaean times judging from the finding of several shards and a bronze sword dating to the 13th century BC.
		During Roman times, in 167 BC, the Oracle was proven to be a hoax when pulleys were discovered in the chamber, which apparently had been used to hoist up the priests who simulated the departed and answered the questions of the pilgrims.
		The walk through the hallucinogenic smoke of the labyrinth, the isolation and rituals they had performed during their stay, prepared them for accepting the appearance of the "dead" person as "real." After this discovery, the Necromanteion was destroyed and lay hidden until it was excavated in 1958 and restored by the Archaeological Society of Athens.
	www.vancourier.com /issues05/091105/travel.html (995 words)

	A Cultural Route (Part 8)
		On a hill near the Acheron are the remains of the Necromanteion (Oracle of the Dead) at Ephyra, a sanctuary visited by the ancient Greeks who wanted to consult the dead, via the priests, about the future.
		Today one can visit the Necromanteion and the sources of the Acheron, either by taking a small boat up the river from its mouth or travelling along its banks by road.
		One hour's drive from the Necromanteion are the wellpreserved ruins of Nicopolis, a Roman city built in the first century AD by the Emperor Octavian to commemorate his victory at Actium in 31 BC, over Mark Anthony and Cleopatra.
	www.gogreece.com /learn/ulysses7.htm (678 words)

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		Two daily local buses cover the coastal route to Préveza from AMMOUDHIÁ, a surprisingly unspoilt little beach-resort 5km due west of the Necromanteion at the mouth of the Ahérondas.
		By the roundabout at the entrance to the village is a worthwhile visitor information centre (daily except Sun according to staff whim; free), whose intelligent, non-jingoistic exhibits highlight the unique ecology of the river and its marshes, as well as the history and ethnology of Soúli.
		The Ahérondas meets (and cools) the sea here, bounding the village on the south; the quay is packed with fishing boats and excursion boats for the jaunt upriver to the Necromanteion, and lined with most of Ammoudhiá's tavernas and cafés.
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	[2005: September] Sailing to Hades up Acheron River
		Necromanteion: Greek Oracle of the Dead offers visitors glimpse at the Bronze Age Added: (Mon Sep 05 2005)
		The Necromanteion near the beautiful town of Parga on Greece_s west coast, belonged to the ancient Bronze Age city of Ephyra.
		Many pilgrims visited there including Odysseus, who attempted to conjure Achilles_ ghost.
	omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu /mailing_lists/CLA-L/2005/09/0189.php (670 words)

	Garden of Delight: album reviews and ratings
		The corpus of The Garden of Delight cannot be viewed as individual albums or songs -- they are all integral aspects of the whole plan that Artaud has been consistently explicating since the first years of this decade.
		In the 1994 song Necromanteion (S.O.C.R.), Artaud utters 'The Last of the Lost Ones/Tell them I want to see them.' On their most recent album 'Scheoul,' he declares 'We are the Last of the Lost Ones.
		On the opener This Priesthood Artaud puts on his demonic hat of Azazel, the leader of The Watchers (from the Book of Enoch), and furiously attacks the church and its leaders: 'in the name of Christ, fl fl murders in white, our holy fathers, dressed in white...
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	Subterranea of Greece: Necromanteion of Ephyra
		Necromanteion of Ephyra - Nekyomanteion at Acheron - The Oracle of the Dead - Hades
		It belonged to the Thesprotians, an early Greek tribe who settled in this area about 2000 B.C..
		Necromanteion, a usenet post about the identification of the Necromanteion.
	www.showcaves.com /english/gr/misc/Necromanteion.html (156 words)

	Classics Log 9711d - Message Number 54 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		To: classics@u.washington.edu Subject: Re: Necromanteion (was Re:Modern encounters In-Reply-To:
		MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/PLAIN; charset="US-ASCII" David, I'm not sure I like the idea of a "crane for the oracle show" either, which is why I tried to come up with an explanation for catapults at the Necromanteion.
		Is there any safe parallel for this sort of device (which would tend to support rationalist theories of ancient oracles)?
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	Dicefreaks D20 Discussion Board :: View topic - Nerull, Foe of All Good (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Home Plane: The Hidden Temple in Necromanteion (Agathys, Carceri)
		Necromanteion is filled with the souls of Nerull’s petitioners, condemned out of Nerull’s own spite to spend eternity buried in ice while still alive.
		Through Agathys’ Curse, Nerull may replicate the same punishment upon any being in the proper circumstances.
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