Tomb exploration reveals first archaeological evidence of Christianity from the time of Jesus Date: February 28, 2012 Source: University of North Carolina at Charlotte ...

Rather than the Biblical figure sometimes described as “Jesus’ midwife,” the tomb might have held a figure of Judean royalty. But if you’ve only read the four canonical Gospels of Matthew, ...

Israeli Archaeologists Are Freshly Excavating a Tomb Believed to Hold the Woman Who Helped Deliver Baby Jesus The Salome Cave is being developed as part of the Judean Kings Trail.

The 'Jesus Tomb' debate has gone a step further with archaeologist working in Jerusalem finding human bone boxes and inscription on an ancient coffin lid that says 'Divine Jehovah, raise up'.

Art World A New Study Suggests That Jesus’s Tomb Is 700 Years Older Than Previously Thought. The research also lends support to the belief that the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem is ...

New evidence has emerged claiming to reveal the true site of Jesus’ burial place, the Talpiot Tomb. But do the clues support the finding?

A Tomb Once Said to Hold ‘Jesus’s Midwife’ Might Instead Hold Ancient Royalty. For centuries, Christian devotees visited a tomb, believing it to belong to an apocryphal Biblical figure.

In the end, we may never know with 100 percent certainty where Jesus was buried. It could be the Garden Tomb, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, or some lost or undiscovered site.

The tomb is in East Jerusalem and was first found in 1980 ONE thing's for sure - these claims are going to be pretty controversial. It's been suggested that Jesus Christ could be buried at a site ...

The sensationalists are at it again this Easter season, claiming they have found Jesus’ tomb [“Digging up doubt,” Nation& World, Feb. 27]. In 2006, an Italian took a pri… ...

Christian devotees often visited a tomb thinking it was for a Biblical figure. A new study suggests they might have been mistaken. A Tomb Once Said to Hold ‘Jesus’s Midwife’ Might Instead ...