Princeton Theological Seminary Conference

The Third Princeton Symposium on Judaism and Christian Origins at Mishkenot She’ananim in Jerusalem ran for four days from Sunday, January 13th to Wednesday, January 16, 2008. The conference led by Professor James Charlesworth attracted more than 50 archaeologists, statisticians and experts who specialized in DNA and ceramics and ancient languages. The conference looked at the existing evidence and arguments about whether the burial place of Jesus and his family was found by Yosef Gat’s archaeological team in 1980.

Talpiot Tomb Conference in Jerusalem’s Program

For the Conference’s program please visit:

• Evaluating the Talpiot Tomb in Context

Articles

To know how the Conference unfolded visit the following news articles:

• It should have elicited a ‘Wow’!
• My husband knew it was Jesus’ tomb
• Archaeologist hid ‘Jesus tomb’ for fear of anti-Semitism, widow says
• Jesus ‘Tomb’ Controversy Reopened
• Haredim likely to block new excavation at Talpiot tomb

Additional Information

For post-conference controversy please visit:

• Airing Differences
• The Jesus Dynasty Blog

Press Release

For press releases about the Conference please visit:

• Princeton conference vindicates Associated Producers on “Lost Tomb of Jesus”