Hold onto your prayer books, history buffs, because archaeologists have just made a discovery that's sending shockwaves through the Holy Land! Hidden in plain sight within the hallowed halls of Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre, a long-lost altar, once thought destroyed by fire, has been unearthed, offering a tangible link to the very heart of Christian history.
The remarkable find came about not through meticulous excavation, but rather a stroke of serendipity. Construction workers, tasked with renovations within the church, stumbled upon a massive stone slab leaning against a wall, its surface covered in layers of graffiti left by centuries of pilgrims.
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