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Much of the Byzantine Cardo is exposed today in the Jewish Quarter, below ground level. This was a large colonnaded street bisecting the city from the Southern city wall to the Northern one. It was a marketplace. Remains of the stalls along the Eastern arcade of the cardo are visible. Josephus describes an Upper market located in the upper city, as well as a lower market, running parallel to the Western Wall of the Temple mount much of the way, also bisecting the City from South to North. The markets met at the area known as Damascaus Gate. Remains of shops from Josephus' Second temple period market place are similarly visible. The word Cardo either comes from the Greek word for heart or the Latin word for Axis.

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