jn's comments/questions queries are full of inaccuracies themselves. Let me note but a few. The ten ossuaries are NOT attributed to Jesus. Only two of the ten have the name Jesus, so this is "a" Jesus. All the other "links" are assumed to be the case. On the question of how many names existed at the time. Wer have over 900 ossuaries and a data-base of names stretching across three centuries, we know that 75% of names (male and female) came from 16 names total. All of the names in the tomb consist of these names as rare names are merely nicknames for the common ones in a context where one needs to distinguish between people sharign the same name (Jose is a nickname of Joseph, Mariamne is one for Mary). The didea that Jesus fashioned this tomb is even more unlikely. Jesus was from Galilee not Jerusalem. His family's tomb would have been located there. These are but a few of the responses to the questions you raised.