The proposed pilgrimage route runs from Machaerus, Jordan, down to the shore of the Dead Sea, and across to the West Bank, with sites spread along the way combining archaeological excavation with mass leisure tourism. The excavation sites employ forced sightlines to create a visual connection to either Machaerus or Jerusalem by facing the V-shaped excavation voids in the chosen direction. By literally disrupting the land, the project gives it life and animation, thereby breaking some of the restrictive bonds placed upon nature by politics and legal disputes.