Mysterious cave It became a Human Sacrifice Area?

A networking creepy cave hidden under the former mining village and an alleged shamanism shrine, as mentioned by a leading historian.

News.com.au quoted from. reports The Sun says that for hundreds of years, a labyrinth of caves carved hand hidden underneath the village of Gilmerton is linked with magic, smugglers, and even the Knights Templar.

More recently, a prominent historian found underground spaces were like a shamanic temple more than 2,000 years old.

Julian Spalding, the former head of the museums and galleries of Glasgow, found the temple was deliberately buried by the ancient priests in order to protect it.

Historians argue that the underground spaces were like a shamanic temple at least 2000 years old. (Source John Dale via news.com.au)

Gilmerton Cove is already opened into a tourist spot since 13 years ago, but historians still question the origin of the site with tables and chairs this stone.

A number of theories about the past such as the use as a dormitory witches, teampat secret of making whiskey, taverns, and even as headquarters 'Helfire Club' in the 18th century.

justify;">A number of official records mention that this site was created by George Paterson in 1724, but Spalding sure that Paterson may simply dig heap that is used to hide the original temple. In fact there are ongoing allegations of human casualties there.

Spalding said, "Probably the whole complex of accidentally buried, as was the custom prevalent first period to prevent desecration of the holy places."

"This interpretation explains why two aisle is still blocked by a pile untapped. There's no point Paterson hoard after struggling to dig. "

Historians argue that the underground spaces were like a shamanic temple at least 2000 years old. (Source John Dale via news.com.au)

"This work is consistent overall and indicate a highly skilled team of craftsmen with many servants and guided by a thinker. Setting the room and the hallway is complicated and thin dividing walls all. "

"All forms in the uterus and Cove-shaped curve, indicating Celtic culture or the previous one."

Spalding said that the hallways were probably lived up to the Iron Age and of international significance because it is still very well preserved. He wants the site was considered for world heritage status.

Spalding added, "Determination of Gilmerton Cove as a shamanic temple makes sense seeing the evidence. The shamans are known to be a secret meeting in the woods and caves, far from the settlement. "

He continued, "Gilmerton is located on a high cliff marked by a number of megaliths overlooking Cramond, namely a first human settlement sites in Scotland and later became a Roman fortress."

"If this is indeed the temple shamanic discovered accidentally in the 18th century, the caves have become intrinsic archaeological evidence would priesthood sophisticated and highly confidential."