Archaeologists May Have Found Jesus Christ's Tomb

Archaeologists May Have Found Jesus Christ's Tomb

[Image: Needpix] Archaeologists excavating beneath Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre say they’ve found something that lines up unusually well with the Bible: a first-century quarry that was later planted with olive trees and grapevines, and used for burials, right where Christian tradition has always placed Jesus’s tomb. The New York Post reported on Thursday that the dig, led by Francesca Romana Stasolla of Rome’s Sapienza University, ha…

'True tomb’ of Jesus Christ found by archaeologists after 2,000 years

Excavations have uncovered a long-lost ancient site that perfectly matches descriptions made by numerous biblical figures

‘True tomb’ of Jesus Christ found after 2,000 years — and it matches the Biblical telling

Italian archaeologists have found a site beneath the Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre that houses a quarry, cultivated land and rock tombs that match descriptions of Jesus' burial ground in the Bible.

A 2,000-year-old mystery in Jerusalem: Findings that match the Bible "point to" the burial site of Jesus | Orthodox Times (en)

New archaeological findings beneath the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem show striking similarities to the New Testament’s descriptions of the site where, according to Christian tradition, Jesus Christ was buried. Italian archaeologists have identified traces of an ancient burial landscape, including rock-cut tombs, cultivated land, and a garden, though the evidence does not prove that this is indeed the tomb of Jesus. The preliminary r…