Ancient Ritual Bath Complex Found Near Jerusalem's Temple Mount
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By i24NEWS
What happened
A large complex of ancient ritual baths, believed to have been used by pilgrims visiting the Second Temple, has been discovered near Jerusalem's Temple Mount. The site includes three mikvaot and artifacts dating to the Great Revolt, suggesting its use until the Temple's destruction in 70 CE.
- 01Ancient ritual bath complex discovered near Jerusalem's Temple Mount.
- 02Site likely served pilgrims preparing for worship at the Second Temple.
- 03Complex includes three large mikvaot and a rare vaulted ceiling.
- 04Artifacts suggest final use around the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE.
- 05Discovery is considered unprecedented by excavation directors.
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