This is the 2200 year-old tomb of Zechariah, who may or may not be Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist. (The tomb would have been built 200 years before that Zechariah's death; it harbors more than one set of remains.) Regardless of his identity, his tomb contains the oldest known inscription of a New Testament passage. Luke 2:25, which tells about Simeon the prophet, was discovered on this tomb in 2003 after having been overlooked for centuries.