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Early Christian Tomb Chapel

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The early Christian tomb chapel, under renovation at research time, dates from about AD 350 and has frescoes of Adam and Eve and Daniel in the lion’s den. Two Roman tomb sites containing 110 graves from the same era are a little further south.


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