Supporters The development of the Jerusalem Archaeological Park was made possible with the financial support of the Israel Antiquities Authority, the Ministry of Tourism, the Jerusalem Municipality, and the East Jerusalem Development Company. This enormous undertaking could not have been realized without the help of the following individuals and foundations. They recognized the importance of this archaeological endeavor, and with great generosity allowed us to create the largest, most important archaeological park in the country: William Davidson The Second Temple Period Archaeological Park The Ethan and Marla Davidson Exhibition and Virtual Reconstruction Center Site Jaqui Elie Safra The Kidron Valley Promenade, the Eliyahu Observation Plaza, the Eliyahu Walk; The Restoration of the Kidron Valley Monumental Tombs Shelby White and Leon Levy The Restoration and Development of the Umayyad Palace Site The Wolfson Family Charitable Trust The Wolfson Entrance Pavilion Dorothy and Byron Gerson The Second Temple period Triple Gate Monumental Stairs and Observation Plaza Doreen and David Hermelin The Second Temple period Double Gate Monumental Stairs and Observation Plaza Sylvia and David Salzberg The Kohanim Walk and Observation Plaza on the Mount of Olives Marcia and Eugene Applebaum Eastern Entrance and Southern Wall Garden Estanne Abraham and Martin Fawer Second Temple period Ritual Baths and Water Counduits in the Southern Wall Uzi, Adam and Jonathan Zucker Crusader period Observation Tower Blanche and Romie Shapiro Models of Herodian Construction Equipment Gary Shiffman The Jerusalem Archaeological Park Wall Walk