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Robinson Arch

A purification bath from the late Second Temple period was uncovered in excavations under the Western Wall plaza.

Israel Antiquities Authority Archeology
December 30, 2025
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The rock-cut mikveh was discovered during excavations by the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Western Wall Heritage Foundation, sealed in a layer of destruction dating to 70 CE, containing ash and utensils typical of Jerusalem on the eve of the destruction – tangible evidence of the events of destruction.

Robinson Arch

A purification bath from the late Second Temple period was uncovered in excavations under the Western Wall plaza.

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