Jerusalem in King David's Time Was Much Larger Than Previously Thought, Researchers Say - Archaeology

First Large-scale Radiocarbon Study of Jerusalem Casts Doubt on the Paradigm That David's Capital Was a Small Village. It Already Extended Over a Vast Area More Than 3,000 Years Ago

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