
Archaeologists uncover Jerusalem wall mysteriously destroyed in power struggle during biblical era
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Archaeologists in Jerusalem discovered the longest intact Hasmonean era city wall segment at the Tower of David Museum, measuring over 130 feet long.
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The wall is the longest, most intact segment of Jerusalem's Hasmonean-era city wall, measuring more than 130 feet long and about 16 feet wide.
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