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Subscribe NowIn Israel, new construction always requires preliminary archaeological investigation, which sometimes leads to impressive discoveries—as was the case with the now-famous Givati Parking Lot. Plans to build a new neighborhood in the southern part of Jerusalem have yielded the most recent example. Zev Stub reports:
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