Maimonides Prays at the Ruins of the Second Temple

Ancient Muslim inscription proves Jewish ties to Temple Mount

Julian “the Apostate” - Orders Rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem

Tiberias Synagogue- Earliest Mosaic Floor found in a synagogue

Constantine the Great Allows the Jews to Visit the Temple Mount Once A Year on Tisha B’Av (The 9th of Av)

The Mishnah Is Compiled

The Theodotus Inscription

"For the Freedom of Zion" - Bronze Pruta Year 2 of the Revolt

Temple of Peace Built in Rome, An Eyewitness Account

Jews Tried to Escape the Romans by Hiding in Underground Passages

Jerusalem: The Final Battle and the Destruction of the Second Temple

The Revolt Against the Roman Empire Begins

Roman Emperor Caligula Orders Statue of Himself to Be Placed in Temple

The Best Representation of the Temple Menorah

The Temple Gates

The Pilgrimage to the Temple For Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot

King David Is Forbidden to Build the First Israelite Temple to G-d

David Purchases the Top of Mount Moriah

Roman Emperor Julius Caesar Rewards the Jews For Rescuing Him and Cleopatra

Golden Bell From the Clothing of a High Priest

Ossuary of Simon the Temple Builder

The Ossuary of Nicanor of Alexandria, Who Made Gates for Herod’s Temple

Greek Inscription Prohibiting Non-Jews From Entering The Temple Courtyard

Herod the Great Starts to Rebuild The Second Temple

Funding of the Temple Paving

Josephus Writes About the Beauty of Herod’s Temple

“To the Place of Trumpeting” to Declare the Sabbath on the Temple Mount

Herod the Great Extends the Platform of the Second Temple

Roman ​Praetor Lucius Valerius Flaccus Seizes the Temple Tribute

Roman General Pompey the Great Captures Jerusalem

The First Temple Tax Coin

Alexander the Great Enters the Temple in Jerusalem

Jonathan Fortifies Jerusalem

Jewish Holidays During the Time of the Maccabees

Judah Maccabee Purifies the Temple

The Acra Citadel

Antiochus IV Sold the High Priesthood in Jerusalem

Onias IV Flees to Egypt and Builds a Jewish Temple at Leontopolis

Response with permission from the Persian governor of Judea, Bagohi, to rebuild the Temple in Elephantine

A Request to the Persian Governor Bagohi and the High Priest in Jerusalem, Jehohanan, to Rebuild the Jewish Temple at Elephantine

Nehemiah, Cup Bearer to the King

Persian Wine Set

The Temple is Complete and Passover is Celebrated

The ​Al-Yahudu Tablets Document Exiled Judeans in Babylon

Ashes from "Ahiel's House," Burnt by the Babylonians

The Babylonian Destruction of King Solomon’s Temple

Babylonian Arrowhead from the Destruction of the Temple

A Letter to Arad from Jerusalem Referencing the Temple

The Babylonians attack Jerusalem

King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia Attacks Jerusalem

Temple at Arad

"Belonging to Amotz"

The Wickedness of King Manasseh

Bulla Seal from First Temple Priest Immer

Seal Impression of Nathan-Melek, Servant of the King

Hilkiah the High Priest Discovers the Book of Deuteronomy

King Josiah Kept the Passover and Restored the Holy Ark to the Temple

Shishak's Son, Osorkon I, Donated Solomon’s Gold

Pharaoh Shoshenq (Shishak) Takes King Solomon’s Gold

Laver Stand from Megiddo