Archaeologists Discover Oldest Apostle Painting Tweet

Rome - With the use of laser technology, archaeologists painting the faces of the apostles of Jesus Christ. The painting was found in the catacombs of Saint Tecla in the center of Rome, yesterday. Experts estimate the painting was made in the late 4th century or early 5th century BC.

"This is the first picture that we know about the four faces an apostle," said Professor Fabrizio Bisconti, head of the archeology of Rome. The faces of the apostles, according to Bisconti was a follower of Christ first.

The face is painted clearly there is St. Peter, St. Andrew, and St. John. This painting has the same characteristics as in paintings or other images, such as St. Paul described the elongated brow and forehead, bald head and pointy beard.

"This is a very important discovery in the history of the early Christian community of Rome," said Bisconti.

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