2,800-year-old structure unearthed in Israel was likely used for cultic practices and sacrifice, archaeologists say
- A unique structure was uncovered by the Israel Antiquities Authority on the eastern slope of the City of David, dating back to the First Temple period and used for ritual religious practices.
- The structure contains eight rock-hewn rooms with elements like a standing stone, olive oil press, and winepress, indicating its use for rituals.
- A cache of objects dating to the eighth century BCE was found, including cooking pots and jars with ancient Hebrew inscriptions.
- Ze'ev Orenstein stated that this discovery reaffirms the Jewish people's ongoing bond with Jerusalem, highlighting its significance to billions worldwide.
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