An aqueduct dating back to the Second Temple Period has been found in Jerusalem

[justme]

Opposite the Western Wall, where millions of Jewish worshipers and tourists come each year to visit, archaeologists have uncovered an aqueduct that brought water to the holy Temple in Jerusalem some two thousand years ago.

The never before excavated area is situated behind the Western Wall police station, adjacent to the Western Wall Plaza in the heart of the old city of Jerusalem, one of the most sacred sites for the Jewish people. This new archaeological find uncovers a missing link in the ancient water system which channeled water from Solomon's Pools near Bethlehem directly to the national focal point of Jewish worship, the Temple Mount.



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[justme]

more info:

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news.php3?id=119451

[JAYNA]

I heard this on CBN the other day. I love these finds.