Archaeologists recently uncovered charred wooden beams in Jerusalem dating back roughly 2,600 years — likely remnants of the destruction of Solomon’s Temple.

The discovery, which was found beneath a parking lot in the City of David, was announced by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) in July.

IAA officials said the wood was found “within a building that collapsed by the intense fire at the time of the First Temple’s destruction.”

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Their statement added, “What likely preserved the beams for approximately 2,600 years was plaster that melted from the…

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