The Ancient Atlas

Jerusalem Archaeological Park

City / RuinsMiddle East

Open-air archaeological zone at the southwest corner of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem (the Davidson Center). Includes Robinson's Arch fragments, the Herodian street, the southern stairs, monumental ashlar walls, ritual baths, and multiple construction phases visible in stratigraphy from First Temple (8th c. BCE) through Islamic-period reconstruction.

31.7766°, 35.2371°

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