Since the book and documentary<\/a> promoting the view that Talpiot Tomb B<\/a> is connected<\/a> with the earliest Christians was timed to coincide<\/a> with the Easter season<\/a>, it is unsurprising that the attention<\/a> to it is growing<\/a>. And it seems appropriate to blog about the Talpiot tombs on a day which is all about Jesus\u2019s body not being found in a particular tomb. Here are some key links<\/a> and videos.<\/p>\n First, you can visit the place where Jesus most likely was actually executed and buried without leaving your home<\/a>.<\/p>\n Richard Bauckham has a piece on the interpretative options related to the four-line inscription<\/a>, which is shared on Larry Hurtado\u2019s blog<\/a>.<\/p>\n Mark Goodacre noticed that the range of dates when Talpiot tomb B was in use spans dates before the time of Jesus<\/a>, which would mean that Jesus had disciples before Jesus was around<\/a>.<\/p>\n