The studies showed the presence of the U1b Human mitochondrial DNA haplogroup in the bones, which is absent in India, besides revealing that it belonged to a woman. Based on these findings and the historical material available, it was concluded that the bones most likely belonged to the Queen. A multimedia board game about the excavation project, called The Travelling Hand was made by documentary filmmaker Gayatri Kodikal. The Ketevan World Sacred Music Festival has been held in the church complex since 2015. References Roman Catholic churches in Old Goa Monuments and memorials in Goa Tourist attractions in North Goa district Roman Catholic churches completed in 1602 1602 establishments in Asia 17th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in India Roman Catholic churches in Goa