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If it is one place in Jerusalem where it's not maybe could be possibly, it is 100% sure

that we can say, I walked where Jesus walked. It is right here.

This is the Herodian street from the time of the Herod the Great, the first century BC,

one of the most bustling streets, one of the most busiest streets of Jerusalem of that time,

right below the western retaining wall of the Temple Mount.

This is a street that originally started all the way down to the pool of Siloam

and made its way all the way up towards the Antonia Fortress, which was on the northwestern corner

of the Temple Mount. This particular street was the main street that led the Jewish people all

the way from the pool of Siloam towards the area of the Temple Mount where they could buy

from different shops around here the sacrificial animal so they can take it up to the Temple

to bring as their sacrifice. During the time of Jesus right above me was the arch that supported

the monumental staircase that led all those who wanted to just do some shopping in the great

shopping mall on top of the Temple Mount that Herod the Great Bill. This particular arch today

is called the Robinson's Arch, named after the American archaeologist Edward Robinson who found

it in the 1800s. This street is found with amazing street pavement, with amazing floor pavement

that are in perfect shape. Some of them are dent because of the heavy stones that fell down here

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