CLEAN : Researchers find ancient rooms under Jerusalem's Western Wall

The video discusses an archaeological discovery in Jerusalem, where a subterranean system was found near the Temple Mount. Initially, the team thought they had reached bedrock, but further exploration revealed a complex of rooms and staircases. This site, dating back to the early Roman period, is significant due to its proximity to the Temple Mount and the artifacts found, which suggest daily life activities. Future plans include further excavation and development of the site for both religious and tourist purposes.

What was the initial reaction of the team when they hit the bedrock during the excavation?

Describe the significance of the subterranean system found during the excavation.

How far is the excavation site from the Temple Mount, and why is this location considered prime real estate?

What types of artifacts were found that indicate daily life use in the excavated area?

What future plans are mentioned regarding the Western Wall Plaza and its archaeological findings?