If the exact spot of the crucifixion were definitively proven to be somewhere else, how might this affect the spiritual meaning of the event?

The power of a sacred site often lies not just in its precise location but in the narratives and devotion associated with it. If the location were to shift, it prompts questions about the adaptability of faith and the human capacity to imbue new places with old meaning, or whether the 'truth' of a location is secondary to the 'truth' of the event.