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http://lrc-tesuto.lrc.lsa.umich.edu/HJCSimg/0209_JeruArch052.jpg

In this photograph the Dome of the Rock is visible in the upper left and the dome of the Al-Aqsa Mosque is visible in the upper right. Below them, Robinson's Arch is visible, springing out of the Western Wall (to the left). The tower rising up at the…

http://lrc-tesuto.lrc.lsa.umich.edu/HJCSimg/0206_JeruArch055.jpg

In this drawing, the yellow pieces are those that have been found in archaeological excavations and the rest are an architect's reconstruction of how the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount probably looked in the Second Temple period: a…

http://lrc-tesuto.lrc.lsa.umich.edu/HJCSimg/0207_JeruArch054.jpg

This photograph shows the 'springer' for Robinson's Arch. In 1838, Edward Robinson noticed the strange, curved stones jutting out of the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount (to the upper left of center in this photograph). He realized that these…

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