The Bible reports that the stone of the tomb was rolled away in the morning. According to some, this could have been caused by an earthquake which is recorded in the Gospel of Mark.

Or maybe just cut stone. Whatever evidence exists, the conservationists won't know until they get there - and even then, will it prove definitely that this was the tomb of Jesus?

The construction was commissioned by Roman emperor Constantine I and, during the conversion, a tomb was uncovered that is believed to be that of Jesus who died nearly 300 years earlier.

The construction was commissioned by Roman emperor Constantine I and, during the conversion, a tomb was uncovered that is believed to be that of Jesus who died nearly 300 years earlier.

THE EXACT location of Jesus Christ's tomb has been disputed for centuries by archaeologists and theologians alike. Two sites in the city of Jerusalem claim to be the site of Christ's burial but ...

The stone slab was inside a chamber of Jesus's tomb in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem Original surface, that was encased in marble since at least 1555 AD was exposed during ...

AFP 5 min read 5 min read Following a $3.7-million (3.4-million-euro) renovation, the tomb where Jesus is believed to have been buried has been painstakingly restored Gali TIBBON (AFP) ...

The slabs of stone covering the tomb. (AFP) Jerusalem, Oct. 30 (AFP): Preservation experts have opened for the first time in at least two centuries what Christians believe is the tomb of Jesus Christ ...

A stone structure on which Jesus is believed to have been laid to rest has been exposed for the first time in at least 461 years, reports National Geographic. It is located in the Old City of ...