Descoperire arheologică la Ierusalim: un monument circular din marmură, vechi de aproape 1.700 de ani, ar putea oferi indicii despre locul în care a fost înmormântat Iisus Hristos

Archaeologists have uncovered a circular marble monument around the tomb believed to be Jesus Christ's burial site in Jerusalem. This discovery provides new evidence of how the tomb was revered in ancient times. The structure, approximately 6 meters in diameter, suggests early Christians recognized this location as significant. The findings indicate that the original design may have been commissioned by Emperor Constantine nearly 1,700 years ago. Researchers are examining the materials used to understand the monument's construction timeline, while the circular shape aligns with early representations of the sanctuary.