Experts Discovered Evidence That Suggests Jesus Christ’s Tomb Is Much Older Than Previously Thought

Place Of Worship

This place of worship, known as the South-West, or Synagogue, Church, is thought to date from the fifth century A.D. According to historians, it was once located in a rectangular structure built on an axis running east to west. The wall is also thought to have a semicircular recess built into it.

Magnificent Hall

Although archaeologists have only been able to excavate the church’s eastern end thus far, they have managed to piece together an excellent picture of the building. The main hall seems to have once had two rows of five columns dividing the space into two aisles and a nave. And, perhaps most remarkable of all, the church’s floor was once covered in intricate mosaics.

Magnificent Hall