Some can be matched with places and events in the Gospels; a few are certainly the stuff of legend, mapped out in the 16th century by European Christians who had never been to Jerusalem.
Some correspond with Biblical places and events, while others are definitely invented.
All of them are certainly based on well-documented historical fact.
The flat topped hill was made up of graphite and concrete.
A woman is about to uncork a bottle of wine.
There is possibility that fraud does not exist and reports are accurate.
The child skates down a slope.
Ponce de Leen had a number of setbacks.
Two guys about to eat at a hotdog contest.