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Antiquities Authority says newly discovered ruins are the longest portion found so far of the Upper-Level Aqueduct, which brought water to the ancient city's ruling elites
An engineering feat of ingenuity allowed the aqueduct that served as Jerusalem's main water supply to be in use for 2000 years. A new section of it was found in Armon Hanatsiv.
Water system initiated by the Hasmonean kings to increase water supply to Jerusalem used up until 19th century when replaced by electric pump; 'aqueduct’s ingenuity, quality astounds us until this very day' IAA researchers say
The aqueduct was the main source of water supply to Jerusalem consecutively for 2000 years. Towards Jerusalem Day, the Israel Antiquities Authority will host the public without cost at the archaeological excavation in Armon Hanatsiv as well as in several other fascinating archaeological sites in the city. A segment of the Low-Level Aqueduct to Jerusalem…
Excavations in the Armon Hanatziv neighborhood uncover a 40-meter piece of the capital's main water carrier, 21 kilometers long, which was used until British Mandate