What happened at Golgotha according to the Gospels?

According to the four Gospels, Golgotha (meaning "skull") was the site outside the walls of ancient Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified.12

Following his trial and scourging, Jesus was led to this hill, aided in carrying his cross by Simon of Cyrene. At Golgotha, he was stripped and nailed to the cross, which bore an inscription stating his crime of professing to be the "King of the Jews". He was crucified between two convicted thieves.32

During his final hours, the Gospels record that Jesus spoke seven statements from the cross. Soldiers cast lots for his garments, and at the moment of his death, the narratives describe miraculous portents, including darkness over the land, an earthquake, and the tearing of the Temple veil. After his death, his body was taken down before sunset and buried in a tomb owned by Joseph of Arimathea.23