This is an amazing story that the archaeologists have discovered a mystery. It's a perplexing

4,000 year old canonite arch, 9,000 mud bricks used, perfectly preserved, very rare, nothing

like this found, except until done where there was a different kind of an arch dating back

to this period. But what makes this even more interesting is that after excavating and

taking out the dirt, which seems to have been put purposely 4,000 years ago, they found

that there are no rooms, no large spaces, but a single-type passageway, wide enough for

one person, and then it leads into this archway and then nothing. The area then opens up,

but there's no clue as to what the purpose was, and there may have been some cultic purpose,

and I believe that there may be a stairway down, but they can't dig it because there

are other rooms from the bronze age there that they can't, they don't want to destroy,

so they're going to have to dig from the other side and come from on top, down to see

what was underneath, but archaeologists all over the world are just marveling at this remarkable

discovery, and they are looking upon a tell, Shamron, the place where it was found, which

was a hill as a tell, and they had stratified centuries of ancient cities there, and you

can see the different periods of history in this area that played such an important role

on the Bible, the area of Megiddo, which is familiar to Christians, I'm sure, and the city

peaked about 4,000 years ago in the middle bronze age as a candidate city, but continued

to play an important role as mentioned in the Bible in several places.

So this is totally spooky, Indiana, well done, back of tricks is out on the road, I'm John