The Tomb of Jesus

The tomb of Jesus in South Jerusalem in 1980 when a new apartment was built discovered some kind of tomb during excavation. The first group of archaeologists, Josef Gat, Amos Kloner, Shimon Gibson soon arrived and noticed one thing, this is a strange symbol of the tomb door. There is no such thing as before, V-shaped or Y-shaped herringbone is decorated on a noticeable circle. The measurement range is 1 meter or more. All three archaeologists know that the fascia of the fascia is very rare, especially in other tombs without decorative features.

For centuries in Jerusalem, scientists have exposed the original surface traditionally believed to be the tomb of Jesus Christ for the first time. This tomb is located in the church of the Holy Sepulcher in Old Town of Jerusalem, and it is probably covered with marble in 1555, probably for several centuries. Frederick Hibbert, resident archaeologist at the National Geographic Society, a partner in the restoration project, says: It will be a long-term scientific analysis, but we can finally see the surface of the original rock, according to tradition, the body of Christ is placed. ((Look at the latest information found in the grave room here.)

There is an ancient tomb known as the grave of the garden, suggesting that Gordon is the tomb of Jesus. Archeologist Gabriel Barkay suggests that the tomb can be traced back to the 7th century BC and suggests that the ruins could have been abandoned in the 1st century, but the tomb of the garden includes several ancient cemeteries It is. Eusebius commented that Gorgachha pointed out the northern part of Mount Zion in his era (the 4th century AD). "Zion Mountain" was used to point to the temple hill before, but learned about the city before Rome destroyed Jerusalem and identified Mount Zion as West Sion (present mountain). Located on the south side of the tomb of the garden and the tomb tombs) Zion). Therefore, in the Eusebius comment, no additional discussion on these two places is provided.