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Each week, hundreds of people have been coming together for public consumption parties...

Each week, hundreds of people have been coming together for public consumption parties...

Each week, hundreds of people have been coming together for public consumption parties...

Each week, hundreds of people have been coming together for public consumption parties...

Each week, hundreds of people have been coming together for public consumption parties...

The Willcox Wine Country Partnership, along with other wineries from around Arizona, will host The Arizona Wine Festival at Heritage Square Park in downtown Phoenix, Jan. 28–30. The three-day festival

Half of the cellar, but who built and how old it remained a mystery. >> i began to look through pilgrimage accounts to see if there was any evidence for this large building and whether any of them told us what this church was dedicated to. >> the most authoritative description of early nazareth is called the de locis sanctis, the sacred locations. >> in addition to the biblical account, we actually only have a seventh-century pilgrims account, and he says that there stood two churches, one churc...

Church and that a burial of a saint lay on that ground, but these were just local stories, and im not sure anybody really believed those. >> in 2006, british archaeologist ken dark conducts a routine inspection of the convent cellar and gets the surprise of his life. >> i went over to the sisters of nazareth convent, and to my great surprise, instead of a small rock cut tomb, there was a huge cellar full of archaeological features including what was immediately apparent was an undiscovered cave ...

Today, nazareth is a bustling city of more than 70,000 people in northern israel. here, in a deep cellar beneath a 19th-century convent, lie the remains of what may prove to be one of the most extraordinary discoveries ever made, the very home in which jesus was raised. >> if this were in fact the childhood home of jesus, it would allow us to picture the world that jesus came from in a way that no other discovery has. >> how people fed themselves, what people worked at, the political and the eco...

What were you -- cellar. what were you thinking. >> that we were going to die. >> reporter: as they searched for their cat, lucys little sister says shes grateful to be alive. >> people who lost their family, its really sad because they lost people they knew. >> reporter: i asked the dukes whats next, and they said, well, housing. this shelter is now the home of about 30 people who lost their homes over there in dawson springs. over the weekend, governor an ay brbrasher toured the area. presiden...