This restored Stepped Stone Structure was built in Jebusite Jerusalem, in an area known today as Area G in the City of David. It was revealed in the excavations of Duncan and Macalister, Kenyon and Shiloh, and is one of the largest Iron Age structures in Israel. It is situated next to the House of Ahiel, a four-room structure destroyed during the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem.
 

• House of Ahiel, 586 BCE
• Public Building in the City of David, 10th century BCE
• The City of David
• Babylonian Destruction- Eilat Mazar on the burning of Jerusalem and the stamp of a biblical scribe, NOVA.
• King David, 1005-965 BCE
• Excavate King David’s Palace! Eilat Mazar, BAR 23-01, Jan-Feb 1997.
• Jerusalem in David and Solomon’s Time, Jane Cahill, BAR 30-06, Nov-Dec 2004.
• Queries and Comments- David and Solomon’s Jerusalem, BAR 31-02, Mar-Apr 2005.
• Did I Find King David’s Palace? Eilat Mazar, BAR 32-01, Jan-Feb 2006.
• BiblePlaces.com- Jerusalem’s City of David and Area G
• City of David