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Massive Ancient Wall Found in Jerusalem

Non-Technical - Sep 08, 2009 - by Henry B. Smith Jr. MA

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Excerpt A huge fortification more than 3,700 years old, which is ascribed to the Canaanites (Middle Bronze Age 2), was uncovered in archaeological excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority is currently conducting in the “Walls Around Jerusalem National Park” in the City of David... Continue reading

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A huge fortification more than 3,700 years old, which is ascribed to the Canaanites (Middle Bronze Age 2), was uncovered in archaeological excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority is currently conducting in the “Walls Around Jerusalem National Park” in the City of David.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/meast/09/04/israel.wall.discovered/index.html

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