Archeological finds continue to establish the authenticity of the ancient Jewish home. PJTN was on location just after a Herodian street dated back over 2000 years and used by Jewish pilgrims was uncovered. The brick road was below ground level and hundreds of thousands of Jews used it three times a year to ascend from the Pool of Siloam to the Temple Mount. As the Romans overtook Jerusalem in AD 70 during the First Jewish-Roman War, with the Temple in flames, the last of the Jewish rebels hid in the sewers before being murdered.

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