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March 2007 (USA)
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Has the 2000 year-old mystery finally been solved?
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The Lost Tomb of Jesus is a documentary which makes a case that the 2,000-year-old "Tomb of the Ten Ossuaries" belonged to the family of Jesus of Nazareth. | add synopsis
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Very good documentary.
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Mark Caven | ... | Narrator (UK) (voice) |
 | Ouriel Maoz | ... | Himself |
| Rivka Maoz | ... | Herself |
| Shimon Gibson | ... | Himself (as Dr. Shimon Gibson) |
| Tal Ilan | ... | Herself |
| James D. Tabor | ... | Himself (as James Tabor) |
| Simcha Jacobovici | ... | Himself |
| Felix Golubev | ... | Himself |
| Frank Moore Cross | ... | Himself |
| John Dominic Crossan | ... | Himself |
| Na'ama Brosh | ... | Herself |
| Amos Kloner | ... | Himself |
| David Mevorah | ... | Himself |
| Andrey Feuerverger | ... | Himself |
| Bill Tarant | ... | Himself |
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Simcha Jacobovici, the reporter of 'The Naked Archaeologist' fame, has produced an excellent documentary here. However, I agree with the gist of the two previous comments that it is in dire need of a sequel and of more scholarly comments. That said, it says all that can be said in a 103 minute long documentary (not counting the publicity breaks). I disagree with one of the previous two comments about the time that has allegedly been 'wasted' showing us the difficulties of archaeological research in Israel today, an activity that has become heavily politicized. In my opinion, Jacobovici has come closer than anyone else that I know of to the truth of the matter. In fact, in this documentary, he has come achingly close to it. What he, his detractors and everyone else have missed is one central truth that I think I have discovered and that I intend to publish shortly after more than twenty years of research. The truth is amazingly simple and it explains the many so-called contradictions found in the Bible. The truth and Jacobovici's documentary are mutually-compatible but that truth, had it been known to Jacobovici, would have changed some of the documentary's implied conclusions, but not the raw facts that it contains. Highly recommended. I recommend that the readers watch the documentary and try to guess what that missed truth is.