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Book Description
- Title:
- Recent Discoveries on the Temple Hill at Jerusalem, 5th edn
- Authors:
- James King [b.1839]
- Publication Year:
- 1889
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- The Religious Tract Society
- Pages:
- 192
- Subjects:
- Archaeology, Jerusalem, Israel
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
![James King [b.1839], Recent Discoveries on the Temple Hill at Jerusalem, 5th edn.](images/books7/recent-discoveries_king.jpg)
Table of Contents
- Preface to the Third Edition
- The Royal Quarries
- The Tower at the North East
- The Golden Gate
- The East Wall South of the Golden Gate
- The Red Heifer Bridge
- The South-East Angle
- The Great Corner Stone
- The Lower Courses
- Emanuel Deutsch's Report
- The Jar and Fragments found at the South-East Angle
- The East Wall of the Temple Area
- The Wall of Ophel
- Solomon's Stables
- The Single and Triple Gates
- The Great Course
- The Double Gate
- The South-West Section of the South Wall
- The South Wall and Solomon's Stables
- Robinson's Arch
- The Wailing Place
- The West Wall of the Haram, north of the Wailing Place
- The North Wall of the Haram Area
- The West and North Walls of the Temple Area
- Herod's Temple
- The Ancient Water Supply of Jerusalem
- Ancient Reservoirs on the Temple
- The Outflow from lhe Temple Cisterns
- Theories about the Site of Solomon's Temple
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