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Crucifixions took place for over one thousand years, the Romans, Assyrians, Phoenicians and Persians all practiced crucifixion , thousands of slaves, criminals and marginalised people were executed. Despite this, only a single piece of tangible evidence of crucifixion exist.
In 1968 an ossuary was discovered in Jerusalem & as part of a Jewish tomb, it held the remains of a male in his mid-twenties. The partial remains of his heel revealed an iron nail driven through. Upon publication by anthropologists it was lauded as unique proof of crucifixion, but the evidence has been contested by biblical scholars and academics. However, a subsequent discovery in 2007 of a 2,000-year-old skeleton in Northern Italy revealed a lesion on the heel. Again, heralded as tangible evidence of crucifixion by anthropologists and other interdisciplinary researchers.
The first discovery questions the perceived historical means of crucifixion. The heel bearing the nail was driven through the side, thus the feet must have mounted each side of the cross and not centrally as previously believed. This religious stereotype has influenced the views of the religious and researchers over the years. However, there is absolutely no evidence that crucifixion was actually carried out in this way.
Source: “A multidisciplinary study of calcaneal trauma in Roman Italy: a possible case of crucifixion? Journal of Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences: 2018
The history and pathology of crucifixion. Retief FP, Cilliers L. S Afr Med J 2003;93: 938-41
The pathology of crucifixion. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14750495
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