Revealing History in the Debris

March 08, 2009

Sifting the discarded rubble from beneath the Temple Mount Yoram and tour guide Shmuel Browns take a tour of the area.

Photo of the bulla by Zachi Zweig
http://toldot.blogspot.com/2006/04/jerusalem-conference-and-temple-mount.html

URL of article on Emeq Tsurim sifting project

http://www.israel-on-blog.com/2-rare-coins-discovered-at-the-emek-tzurim-national-park-temple-mount-sifting-operation/

Shmuel Browns, Tour Guide

http://israeltours.wordpress.com

Rubble site Artifact from Temple Mount Rubble Additional Artifacts found in the Temple Mount Rubble Sifting Table

View of Emek Tzurim East Jerusalem in Background East Jerusalem from Emek Tzurim


   

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One Response to “Revealing History in the Debris”

  1. Coins found in archaeological excavations « Israel Tour Guide said:

    Mar 15, 09 at 4:52 am

    [...] A gold coin from Napoleon III was discovered in the rubble. In total, some 3500 coins have been found by the Emeq Tsurim Sifting Project. To listen to an interview that I did with IsraelSeen click here. [...]

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