Lost Biblical Monument in Jerusalem Is in Plain Sight, New Theory Claims - Archaeology

Study Suggests the Monumental Fortifications Surrounding Jerusalem’s Gihon Spring May Be the Enigmatic ‘Millo’ That the Bible Claims Solomon Built

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