The ossuary that reputedly held the bones of James, Jesus' brother, with an inscription in Aramaic "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus'' is seen in this undated photo. The burial artifact that was discovered in Israel appears to be forged. Israeli police indicted four antiquities collectors and dealers Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2004 accusing them of running a sophisticated forgery ring that created a trove of fake biblical artifacts, including some hailed as among the most important archaeological objects ever uncovered in the region. According to a 17-page indictment, the members of the ring took genuine artifacts and added inscriptions to them, falsely increasing their importance and greatly inflating their value. (AP Photo/Shanks' Biblical Archaeology Review)