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Our "Rabbi" Ben was teaching by walking us through Jerusalem
The end goal was the temple steps, and all our stops were leading up to them.
Next: Jerusalem Archaeological Park.
We started at the museum
A time line of historical periods from Canaanite to the modern state of Israel.
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A map of Jerusalem with the gates and quarters
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One of the reasons why there has been so much fighting in Israel:
It is on the crossroads, between Europe, Asia, and Africa
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Outside, we went to see huge stones from the time of Herod the
Great
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This is the ancient
attachment of Robinson's Arch
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Robinson's Arch in the Jerusalem model
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There is so much broken pottery left from the Roman period that they currently use it as filler in new pavement. The Roman occupation was very oppressive.
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