(CBN News) – Israeli archaeologists have given new life to the ancient stone room traditionally believed to be the site of Jesus’ Last Supper on Mt. Zion in Jerusalem. The Cenacle’s ancient walls, worn-down surfaces, and poor illumination have made it hard for researchers to study its history. Thousands of Christian tourists go there every year to visit the possible location of the Last Supper. Jewish tradition
says it was built above the burial site of King David. Reuters reports that archeologists from Israel’s Antiquities Authority and European research institutions used laser technology and advanced photography to create incredibly detailed three-dimensional models of the hall. “We managed to reach every corner of the building. We managed to create 3D models of this wonderful and sanctified place,” archaeologist Amit Re’em told Reuters of the project, which began in 2016. “We managed in one of the … holiest places in Jerusalem, to use this technology and this is a breakthrough.” READ MORE
