The ancient pilgrimage road, the road on which Jews, after purifying themselves at the Siloam spring pools, would ascend up to the Temple Mount 2,000 years ago, has now been opened to the general public after 13 years of excavations. Tour guide and archaeologist Danny “The Digger” Herman tells reporter Arieh O’Sullivan about the history of the road and what to expect to see in Jerusalem’s newest attraction. (photo: Yonatan Sindel/flash90)

<p>The ancient pilgrimage road, the road on which Jews, after purifying themselves at the Siloam spring pools, would ascend up to the Temple Mount 2,000 years ago, has now been opened to the general public after 13 years of excavations.&nbsp;Tour guide and archaeologist Danny &ldquo;The Digger&rdquo; Herman tells reporter Arieh O&rsquo;Sullivan about the history of the road and what to expect to see in Jerusalem&rsquo;s newest attraction. (photo: Yonatan Sindel/flash90)</p>