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Orthodox christian deldsdicated john the baptist, a box believed to contain relics of his bones. >> the first time we use scientific technique of a relic found in a place that had liable context. when the results of the carbonating finally came in, they discovered something remarkable. >> my jaw wu down on the ground. >> you can see the date fits right in that margin. >> 30 a.d., a date consistent with john the baptist. the dna results go further indicating the bones came from ah a middle eastern man. could these actually be the

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That peter went to rome, and i think that's basically fair. >> but indian christian culture was deemed heretical by catholic portuguese colonists in the 16th century and violently suppressed. can science finally provide evidence to support the thomas tradition in india? in oxford, england, the results are in. >> and this is the result right here, look. so it's between 130 and 330 ad. >> yes. >> so it's a little bit later than thomas would be attested to, but it's still incredibly old. >> well, that's very exciting. >> wow. well, that's great. in terms of other relics that we've dated, that is ...

>> but indian christian culture was deemed heretical by catholic portuguese colonists in the 16th century and violently suppressed. can science finally provide evidence to support the thomas tradition in india? in oxford, england, the results are in. >> and this is the result right here, look. so it's between 130 and 330 ad. >> yes. >> so it's a little bit later than thomas would be attested to, but it's still incredibly old. >> well, that's very exciting. >> wow. well, that's great. in terms of other relics that we've dated, that is one of the oldest that we've ever, ever looked at, and they'...

Baptist, a box the church believe contains relics of his bones. >> bulgaria was the first time that we'd really formerly investigated using modern scientific techniques a relic that was found in a place which had a very reliable context. >> and when the results of the carbon dating finally come in, they discover something truly remarkable. >> when the date came through, i -- my jaw was a little bit down on the floor. >> right there, 30 ad. that's when john the baptist is supposed to have died, and you can see the date fits right within that margin. >> 30 ad, a date consistent with the death of...