Where was Jesus buried after the Crucifixion?

According to the Bible, Jesus was buried in a tomb located near the site of his Crucifixion. This site is traditionally identified as the location of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Old City of Jerusalem.1

While the site has been venerated as the place of Jesus' death and burial since the 4th century, the historical accuracy of this location remains a subject of debate among scholars. Archaeological evidence suggests that the site may have been situated just outside the city walls of Jerusalem during the time of Jesus, which aligns with the biblical account, but the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE and subsequent historical upheavals make it difficult to confirm the preservation of an authentic tradition regarding the exact location. No other site is supported by significant evidence.1