
Archaeologists in Turkey have unearthed a significant early Christian artefact: a fresco depicting Jesus as the "Good Shepherd," styled with Roman features.
This remarkable painting was discovered in August within an underground tomb situated near Iznik, a town in northwestern Turkey historically pivotal as the site where the Nicene Creed was established in A.D. 325. The region, then part of the Roman Empire, saw the tomb in Hisardere village dated to the 3rd century.