"Ancient Tombs in Turkey Unearth Evidence of St. Paul's Colossae Letters"

Recent excavations in Turkey have uncovered over 60 ancient tombs, providing new insights into Colossae, the city referenced in the Bibles Epistle to the Colossians.

Archaeological digs at the base of Mount Honaz in Turkey have revealed more than 60 tombs dating back over 2,200 years, linked to the ancient city of Colossae.
These findings enhance our understanding of early Christianity, particularly the community addressed by Paul the Apostle in the New Testaments Epistle to the Colossians.
The excavation site, identified as a necropolis, offers significant artifacts that can illuminate the cultural and historical context of Colossae during its prominence.

Why It Matters

This discovery is crucial for biblical scholarship and archaeology, as it not only validates references in the Bible but also enriches our knowledge of early Christian communities in Turkey.