Ancient Psychedelia: Alien Gods & Mushroom Goddesses
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 (60c) A mithraeum found in the ruins of Ostia Antica  (57f) Domitilla catacomb on the Via Ardenatina Inlay c. 100-200 AD  (57g) Temple to Mithras, Under the Circus Maximus Rome Above the entrance to the Basilica of San Vicente in Avila, Spain, (60j) there is a mushroom clearly displayed for all to see, though maybe not visible at first glance. What appears to be a bathing area at the Palace at Zakros, called the “Hall of the Cistern,” has an entranceway shaped like the stem of a mushroom, leading into an open circular area which could be said to be the cap (60d). Both the entrances to the Church of Goreme in Cappadocia Turkey, and the Thracian Temple of Starosel, Hissarya have mushroom shaped entrances (60e, f). |
 (60e) Church of Goreme, Cappadocia Turkey  (60d) The “Hall of the Cistern” in the Palace at Zakros  (60f) Thracian Temple of Starosel, Hissarya |
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