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Kont la tradisyonèl nan Krisifiksyon Pyè a ak antèman (ak prezans nan lavil Wòm) te konfime nan 1968 lè zo li yo te redekouvwi nan yon kavo premye syèk la ki lokalize dirèkteman anba lotèl la prensipal nan Bazilik Saint Pyè a nan lavil Wòm. zo Apot la yo te jwenn konsiderableman entak eksepte ke pye yo yo te manke, sijere ke sòlda yo ka gen retire kadav la sou kwa a pa koupe pye yo, Koroboran tradisyon an ansyen ki Pyè te kloure sou kwa tèt anba.4
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The traditional account of Peter’s crucifixion and burial (and presence in Rome) was confirmed in 1968 when his bones were rediscovered in a first-century grave located directly beneath the main altar of Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The Apostle’s bones were found remarkably intact except that the feet were missing, suggesting the soldiers may have removed the corpse from the cross by cutting off the feet, corroborating the ancient tradition that Peter was crucified upside down.4