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Buried for 2,000 Years: Ancient Second Temple Discovery Found Beneath Western Wall Plaza
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Ritual Bath with Ashes Unearthed in Jerusalem, Linking to Second Temple's Destruction - Milton Quintanilla
Archaeologists in Jerusalem have unearthed a remarkably preserved mikveh, a Jewish ritual bath, dating back to the final days of the Second Temple period. This significant discovery, located near the Western Wall, provides compelling physical evidence of the destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans and offers a profound testament to resilience and renewal.
An archaeological excavation under the Plaza del Muro de las Lamentaciones has discovered a Jewish ritual bath (mikvé) from the time of the Second Temple, preserved intact under a layer of rubble and ash corresponding to the destruction of Jerusalem in the year 70 A.D. The discovery, made by the Authority of Antiquities of Israel in [...]
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