Stone found under Western Wall plaza identified as Temple-era stone

The Zioneer reports that a stone excavated beneath the Western Wall plaza has been identified as originating from the Second Temple. The discovery was made during ongoing archaeological digs.

The stone, discovered in excavations under the Western Wall plaza, has been identified as a stone from the Second Temple, according to The Zioneer. The find adds to the archaeological evidence of the Temple's presence in the area. Further details about the stone's dimensions and specific location have not been released.

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