A gate on Jerusalem's eastern wall, near the Kidron Valley — the far boundary-marker of the rebuilt city in Jeremiah 31:39-40, and later one of the sections Nehemiah's wall-builders repair by name, assigned to 'the priests, each in front of his own house' (Nehemiah 3:28, forthcoming on this shelf). Its name most likely points to a royal stable or a cavalry muster point nearby, though nothing more specific survives.
📍 No fixed point plotted — the location is genuinely undetermined (see the note above), so this shows no guessed pin.
🗺️ No ancient-world overlay on the shelf yet for this site — a period map
showing how the region actually looked in the biblical world gets added here as Mr. Librarian curates one,
the same way the encyclopedia's film shelf grows.
▶ No films on the shelf yet — archaeology and geography videos get added here as Mr. Librarian finds good ones.