A wooden relic that survived the sack of Jerusalem's First Temple was unearthed by archaeologists, now they are finding shocking answers
- Image credit: Reut VilfImage source: Tel Aviv UniversityIn the current world, it is highly unlikely to come across intact wood that is thousands of years old and yet untouched.
- During an archaeological excavation in the area known as the Givati Parking Lot in the City of David, a team of researchers recently uncovered charred remains dating to the Iron Age, from the time of the destruction of Jerusalem's First Temple in 586 B.
Unverified
- Image credit: Reut VilfImage source: Tel Aviv UniversityIn the current world, it is highly unlikely to come across intact wood that is thousands of years old and yet untouched.
- During an archaeological excavation in the area known as the Givati Parking Lot in the City of David, a team of researchers recently uncovered charred remains dating to the Iron Age, from the time of the destruction of Jerusalem's First Temple in 586 B.
Sources: Times of India