A team of scientists and have completed renovation work in the area in question will be the tomb of Jesus Christ in the old city of Jerusalem, and the public will reopen on Wednesday.
The group has worked for a period of nine months at the Church of St. Sepulchere and were focused on a small portion of the top of the tomb, known as 'Edicule'.
Visitors stand near the newly restored Edicule, the ancient structure Housing the tomb, Which according to Christian belief is here Jesus's body was Anointed and Buried, seen at the Completion of months of restoration works, at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem's Old City March 20, 2017. REUTERS / Ronen Zvulun
Many believers of the Christian religion believe that Jesus' body was buried in an area that came to be the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
The conflict between the three denominations that jointly oversees the church, including the Greek Orthodox Church, the Armenian Church and the Roman Catholic Church has delayed the renovation for decades.
Work began last year after the Israeli authorities, which has been ikiiongoza happens ilipoiteka East Jerusalem in a war in the Middle East in 1967, saying that the church is not safe because the room had been very weak technical.
In addition, it was frayed and stained color and become almost black color from the grime of many candles that are lit area.
Moropoulou Antonia, who oversaw the renovation, said the room now has found its natural color again approaching brown.
Media have reported that every organization has contributed to the project. King Abdullah of Jordan gave him his personal contribution, all the work it cost roughly US $ 3.3 billion