Description acceptable. The Japanese village of Shingō claims to be the actual home (10[1])of this religious site (10[1])based on (10[1])claims by Sajiro Sawaguchi. (10[1]-5[1])A ladder at (10[1])this site was made “immovable” by a strict (-5[1])1757 agreement (10[3]-5[2])simply called “the (10[1])Status Quo.” (10[2]-5[1])Within a complex containing the Stone of Unction, this site (10[1])is marked by the Aedicule (“EE-dih-cule”) shrine. (10[1])Accounts of this site’s creation (-5[1])are often interpreted to fulfill the prophecy that the “Man of Sorrows” would be “with the rich.” Matthew quotes Daniel to describe a figure at this site whose “appearance was like lightning, and his clothing white as snow.” In Mark Chapter 16, the three Marys “said nothing to anyone, because they were afraid” after fleeing from this site, (10[1])which was arranged by Joseph of Arimathea. For 10 points, name this site that was supposedly found empty after the (10[1])resurrection. (10[3])■END■ (10[2])