Israeli archaeologists on Tuesday revealed the discovery of a 2,700-year-old toilet, which was designed for a single home rather than a public latrine. Archaeologists discovered a smooth, carved limestone toilet in a rectangular chamber in a huge home facing out over what is now the Old City in Jerusalem's Armon Hanatziv district, according to Israel's Antiquities Authority (IAA).

'Only the rich could afford toilets': 2,700-year-old luxury private toilet unearthed in Israel

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'Only the rich could afford toilets': 2,700-year-old luxury private toilet unearthed in Israel