of 60 and 70. >> the bones discovered under the vatican in the 1940s place a man of the right age, in the right place, at the right time. it's quite striking that these different pieces of evidence should triangulate in this particular way. the evidence of the inscriptions and the archaeological remains, convince paul vi that these are the bones of peter, and in these circumstances, he makes a dramatic announcement to the world, to the faithful, that the remains of peter, the founder of the church in rome, have indeed been recovered. one can only imagine the excitement, both of the bishop of rome and these vatican experts. >> the bones found beneath st. peter's are the exact same bones that pope francis displayed for the first time in