Mysterious church crypt 2,500 sets of remains
The basement is considered one of the two medieval chapels in England still keeping the original 'human remains'.
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The basement is considered one of the two medieval chapels in England still keeping the original 'human remains'.
Harvard University (USA) scientists are using DNA from a preserved mammoth in the Siberian snow and ice region over 42,000 years in a special plan.
Scientists first released the image of Saint Valentine 'face.
The clue from the mortar layer revealed the grave that kept the body of Jesus in the legend dating back to 1,700 years, far beyond previous speculation.
A group of Turkish experts seeking to enter the grave is said to belong to Saint Nicholas, Santa's prototype today.
In the medieval town in the south of France, the crypt beneath the church contains one of the world's most famous remains, including the skull and the bones belonging to…
The Cholula pyramid in Mexico is the largest monument to the planet with four times the foundation of the Great Giza pyramid in Egypt and nearly twice the volume.
The Greek team completed the work of embellishing the small shrine room built on the tomb of Jesus in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem.
The altar that covers Jesus' grave is at risk of serious collapse due to an uncertain foundation.
A serious drought in Mexico revealing the 400-year-old church is almost completely intact, though it has been under water for decades.
Scientists are sure that the opportunity to revive curly-haired mammoths has disappeared from the Earth's surface 4,000 years ago, through an ambitious project in the fi…
The remains of two saints inlaid with jewels and dressed in sparkling gold costumes in the German church attracted the attention of many visitors.
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem is just one of many places believed to be the final resting place of Jesus next to many other graves in India and Japan.
Recently, when the marble cap at the tomb of Jesus was opened after 500 years of closure, the researchers discovered limestone terraces that were thought to have once pl…
Conservation workers at the Holy Sepulcher Church in Jerusalem claim they have discovered a limestone bed that Jesus was laid on to be buried.