[h=2]Discovery confirms Josephus’s account of the conflict that saw destruction of Second Temple nearly 2,000 years ago, says Israeli Antiquities Authority.[/h]
Part of the reason that no stone was left upon another, was because the Romans wanted to make sure they got every last bit of gold from the temple after it burned. They even broke stones apart because the fire melted gold objects and it settled into cracks and cooled there.
Part of the reason that no stone was left upon another, was because the Romans wanted to make sure they got every last bit of gold from the temple after it burned. They even broke stones apart because the fire melted gold objects and it settled into cracks and cooled there.
