Is this really the last resting place of Jesus, Mary Magdalene - and their son?

If it really were the most important archaeological discovery in
history, the point of truth came with very little song or dance. There
was no drum roll or fanfare, just the sweeping aside of black felt
drapes to reveal a pair of simple stone boxes sitting side by side.

But
for the panel of film-makers, theologians and statisticians at New
York's public library yesterday, this really was the moment. As James
Cameron, the director of the film Titanic who has lent his name to the
project, said: "It doesn't get bigger than this".