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Renovating King David's Tomb

Non-Technical - Feb 01, 2010 - by Henry B. Smith Jr. MA

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King David's Tomb complex and Last Supper Room on Mount Zion are important religious, historical sites, which draw hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Despite this, site was neglected for many years, but has recently been restored.

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2/1/2010 5:53 PM #

Why was it neglected for so many years?
I really have my heart set on being an archaeologist and I would really appreciate it if anyone can give me advice on how to start my carreer.
Please... thankyou! God Bless you!

Amaris Ortega - 2/1/2010 5:53:14 PM