Robinson's arch (Jerusalem)
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arch, archaeological site
The large stone protruding from the southern part of the Western Wall, was discovered in 1838 and named after its discoverer, American researcher Edward Robinson. Archaeological excavations of 1968-1977 showed that the arch was a Temple archway, which spanned over paved streets, that supported a flight of steps leading from the street to the Temple Mount.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson's_Arch
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Coordinates: 31°46'33"N 35°14'4"E
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