Herodian street

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Herodian street is an ancient paved thoroughfare in Jerusalem dating to the time of King Herod, notable for its monumental construction and role as a main processional route near the Second Temple.

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Herodian Street 1
Herodian street canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient street
archaeological site
adjacentTo Western Wall
surface form: Temple Mount retaining wall

Western Wall
approximateDate early 1st century CE
late 1st century BCE
archaeologicalStratum Second Temple period layer
associatedWith Jewish pilgrimage
Roman destruction of the Second Temple
surface form: Roman destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE

Second Temple in Jerusalem
surface form: Second Temple
connectedTo Pool of Siloam
southern entrances to the Temple Mount
constructedDuringReignOf Herod the Great
country Israel
currentUse archaeological tourist attraction
discoveredBy archaeologists in Jerusalem
evidenceOf large-scale public works under Herod
urban planning in Herodian Jerusalem
evidenceOfDestruction burn layers from Roman conquest
collapsed stones from Temple Mount walls
excavationStartDate late 19th century
function main urban thoroughfare
pilgrimage route to the Second Temple
processional route
hasFeature curbstones
drainage channel beneath pavement
large ashlar paving slabs
monumental construction
steps in steeper sections
hasNameInLanguage Hebrew: רחוב הורדיאני
Herodian street self-linksurface differs
surface form: Herodian Street
heritageDesignation part of the Old City of Jerusalem UNESCO World Heritage Site
languageOfName English
locatedIn Jerusalem
City of David archaeological area
surface form: Jerusalem Archaeological Park

Old City of Jerusalem UNESCO World Heritage Site
surface form: Old City of Jerusalem
locatedUnder modern streets of the Old City
majorExcavations 1960s excavations by Benjamin Mazar
late 20th and early 21st century excavations
material limestone paving stones
stone paving
namedAfter Herod the Great
openToPublic true
orientation north–south
partOf Second Temple in Jerusalem
surface form: Second Temple period Jerusalem

pilgrimage route from the City of David to the Temple Mount
runsAlong western wall of the Temple Mount
timePeriod Second Temple Judaism
surface form: Second Temple period
usedUntil 70 CE

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Herodian street hasNameInLanguage Herodian street self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Herodian Street