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Earliest Record of Christianity Found in Jerusalem Tomb

Simcha Jacobovici
Archeologists have claimed to have found what could be an earliest record of Christianity by uncovering a first century Jerusalem tomb, which has ancient inscriptions and an iconographic image written on Jewish ossuaries or bone boxes.
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