The bronze mask was unearthed at the Susita archaeological dig site, which was formerly the site of the pagan Roman city of Antiochia Hippos.
A bronze mask of the Greek god Pan believed to be some 2,000 years old was discovered by University of Haifa archaeologists recently near Lake Kinneret in the Galilee.
Bronze mask of the god Pan – Screenshot
According to the archaeologists, the mask is unlike any other discovered before due to its great size – larger than a human head.
The mask was discovered at the Susita archaeological dig site, which was formerly the site of the pagan Roman city of Antiochia Hippos. Continue Reading »













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