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Black & White Architectural Drawing of the Temple Mount, 70 AD (Western View)

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A highly accurate black and white architectural drawing of the Temple Mount in 70 AD, seen from the west and based on the latest archaeological finds. Ready for framing.

  • Size: 63 x 33 cm | 25 x 13 in
  • Shipping: durable cardboard poster roll
  

Temple Mount 70 AD Architectural Drawing, Western View

The Temple Mount in Jerusalem is the holiest site in Judaism, regarded as the place where God’s presence dwells and the direction Jews face in prayer. The Second Temple stood here from 516 BC until 70 AD.

This drawing shows the Mount as it looked in that final year, from the western side. It was created by Martha Ritmeyer from precise details provided by Prof. Benjamin Mazar, lead archaeologist of the Temple Mount excavations, and it labels the main areas of interest.

It is an excellent study tool for Bible schools, churches and community groups, and a distinguished print for a home or office. One of our best sellers among teachers and pastors.

Jerusalem Artists’ Company is a proud supplier to the Museum of the Bible Store in Washington, D.C.

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