VIDEO: The Jewish Point Daily Show - A 2,000 Year Old Story of Resilience
City of David 05.11.2021
Today's episode features the Ancient Pilgrimage Road - a 2,000-year-old story of resilience.
Today, the path is five meters (16 feet) under ground. Archaeologists and historians call the road that is being excavated under an East Jerusalem Arab neighborhood the “Stepped Street.” In more popular parlance it is called the “Pilgrims’ Path” or the “Pilgrimage Road.”
In total, the path stretches some 600 meters long and is eight meters wide. Both sides of the street were lined with shops that were likely two stories high, said Levy during a recent visit there.
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