[SunkenCiv]

photo credit: Tzvi Joffre

[wildbill]

I wonder if anyone has thought about exhuming the coprolites in the toilet to find out if they were from King David or part of the Davidic line.

Archeology will really be getting to the nitty gritty if a worthwhile find or artifact is found in that toilet

[familyop]

It’s also the image on the five shekel coin.

https://www.foxnews.com/science/mysterious-remnants-magnificent-biblical-era-palace-discovered-israel

[Bob Ireland]

The absence of any images of any living thing adds credibility to this interpretation. I look at the image of the captured Menora (2nd Temple) from the Titus Arch in Rome and scratch my head.

[Jumper]

When I lived in Israel it was apparent that many colleges do a few weeks a year at a site... it is kind of a way of making a dig last forever.

We went to a site for boy scouts camping and it was an amazing place. Roman style columns from three different mines in reds, whites and grey. Mosaic stones by the thounds. A marbel slab with two different Christian crosses on front and bck.

[BlackVeil]

Most intriguing, especially as these pillars seem to have been deliberately hidden away.

[taxesareforever]

Evidence of Biblical history just keeps getting better.

[teeman8r]

David must have been a boob fan