For the first time, you can see part of the world's oldest Christian site of worship.

The Megiddo Mosaic, discovered during the construction of a prison, dates back to the third century.

Since its recent premiere at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., curators say the exhibit has already drawn in thousands of visitors from all over the world.

"We now have rediscovered it and came to witness Christianity [from] so far back," said, Deshaun Mills, a visitor from Jacksonville, Florida.

Behind each of these original artifacts, lies a powerful story reaching across generations.

"It's kind of crazy. And how they just finally discovered it, which is pretty significant," said Peyton, a visitor from Colorado. "This exhibit for sure has been my favorite part."

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