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Uncovering the History of Ancient Jerusalem’s Water Supply—and the Beginnings of the Revolt against Rome
The Biyer Aqueduct.
Recently archaeologists conducted a survey of what is known as the Biyer Aqueduct, a three-mile-long portion of the complex system used in ancient times to get water to the residents of Jerusalem. Nathan Steinmeyer explains what they found:
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Uncovering the History of Ancient Jerusalem’s Water Supply—and the Beginnings of the Revolt against Rome
The Biyer Aqueduct.