US EditionArchaeologists Believed It Was A Saint’s Tomb Turns Out to Hide a Long-Lost Princess
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Archaeologists Believed It Was A Saint’s Tomb Turns Out to Hide a Long-Lost Princess
A cave tomb in central Israel, long believed to be the burial site of Jesus’ midwife, may instead hold the remains of Salome, the sister of Herod the Great. This unexpected interpretation comes from a new archaeological study that reexamines the site’s architecture and artifacts. Traces Of Royalty In Stone And Soil The site was once a popular Christian pilgrimage destination during Byzantine times, especially from the fourth through the ninth ce…
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