 The tomb, which is not open to the public, is located in a courtyard on Dov Gruner Street, down a flight of stairs at the corner of Olei Hagardom and Avshalom Haviv Streets.It was reopened in 2005 by Jacobovici, without permission from the Antiques Authority, during filming of his documentary "The Lost Tomb of Jesus", and resealed by officials shortly thereafter.In 2008 Ruth Gat, the widow of the archaeologist who supervised the original excavation, claimed that her husband kept the discovery a secret until the mid-1990s because he feared a wave of antisemitism would ensue if the tomb's existence was made public.