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Map of The Siege of Jerusalem Beginning April, A.D.70, Forty Years to the Week from the Crucifixion of Christ | The temple was burnt August 10, A. D. 70, the exact same day and month on which it had been burnt by the king of Babylon: Josephus, Ant. b. xx. c. 11. s. 8. Chart of the Roman Progress in Jerusalem
Key to Map 1) Romans breach Third Wall May 25 and capture New City.
Vespasian's Campaign Years
Vespasian's Galilean Campaign of 67
Map Showing Megiddo on Travel Route
Other Events of the Palestinian Invasion "...The finds from Khirbat Qumran show that it was originally built as a Judean fortress at some time between the ninth and seventh centuries BC; that it had been fortified for the last time a century or so before Christ and finally destroyed, perhaps by an earthquake, after a siege in which some of the building walls had been sapped. Roman arrowheads found in the ashes suggest that this sack of Qumran took place during the Jewish rebellion of AD 66-70 as the legions had traveled down the western shore of the Dead Sea." - John Romer, Testament
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