The author's innovative use of MineCraft to reconstruct the Temple and Fort Antonia offers a fresh perspective on the ancient architecture and water systems, providing insights that traditional methods may have overlooked. "Building the Temple and Fort Antonia, block by block, according to the ruins of gates, measurements given by Josephus, the Jewish sources, and the maps of the early explores of the late 1800’s, revealed so much more about the Temple’s water system, the fort, and causing further research into the animals, etc. that my understanding increased greatly during this time."

Robertson's dedication to accuracy, even within the constraints of MineCraft's block-based construction, ensures that her findings are both accessible and reliable. "The only problem was that in MineCraft there is only one size block and no half blocks or curved blocks. If there were 12 steps I could only make 6 steps, but I managed to stay within the final measurements of the overall layout given by Josephus."

The eBook is richly illustrated with diagrams, maps, and screenshots from the author's MineCraft models, which have also been featured in a series of YouTube videos. "Many of the screenshots of the Temple from MineCraft will be seen in this eBook. These videos can be found at my YouTube channel “norma robertson”.

Robertson's work is a testament to her deep understanding of the historical and archaeological evidence surrounding the Temple Mount. "How can you know where the Temple was once located? You listen to, and weigh, the known facts. Not just the facts people talk about that are selling a book or have an agenda of any sort, but all the facts."

In conclusion, "Locating Solomon's Temple" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Jerusalem and the quest to uncover the true location of Solomon's Temple. Norma Robertson's undeniable findings and research offer a fresh and convincing narrative that is sure to spark debate and further exploration in the field.