Santa Croce

Basilica di Santa Croce, typically referred to as simply Santa Croce, is a basilica located in Florence, Italy. It is the primary Franciscan Catholic church in the city, having been built in 1385. Many prominent Italians were buried on the church grounds, including Michelangelo and Donatello.
==Relevant biography==
===Burial of SCP-012===
Sometime during the Italian Renaissance, a musician who was commissioned by the Masked One wrote Sul Golgota on a sheet of vellum. He was buried alive beneath the Santa Croce in a hidden tomb behind the altar.The Journal of K. M. Sandoval
===1966 Arno flood===
In 1966, the Arno flooded many parts of Tuscany, including Florence and the Santa Croce. As a result, the international community formed the Mud Angels to help clear the city and rescue artifacts. The Santa Croce was heavily damaged, with Michelangelo's sarcophagus being flooded and Donatello's tomb being damaged. The crucifix present within the church was also heavily damaged from the flood and pervasive mud. 
Additionally, a disk of marble hiding the tomb with Sul Golgota was dislodged, which archaeologist K. M. Sandoval saw on 10 November. On the night of 10 November and the early morning of 11 November, Sandoval retrieved the vellum and a sheet of commission papers, bringing them both to the National Central Library of Florence where SCP Foundation agents Roger Anderson and Leon Spitzer were cleaning tomes in an attempt to find a copy of SCP-701.
==External link==
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Croce,_Florence
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===Appearances===
*The Journal of K. M. Sandoval
==References==
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