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• " My best understanding is that the Shroud of Turin is a medieval relic-forgery. ...
• A TIMELINE FOR THE SHROUD.
• Historians think that the Edessa Cloth, also known as the Mandylion, is what we now call the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Blood stains and forensic analysis link it to the Shroud. ...
• 9  Scholars have found an amazing connection between the Shroud and depictions of Christ. ...
• 12  If the Shroud is indeed the Edessa Cloth, as most Shroud scholars now believe, then what happened to it after the sack of Constantinople? MORE ON THE MISSING YEARS.
• 13  The Shroud was displayed in Lirey, France in the 1350's. ... It is now in Turin, Italy. ...  MORE ON THE SHROUD'S LATER HISTORY .
• Arguments against the Shroud's authenticity are prima facie, supported by carbon 14 dating and a prevailing view of the way things are in the world. ...
• 8  The Shroud is an old, blood-stained piece of linen with traces of dirt. The historical  nature of the cloth, the peculiarities of the blood stains, and the particles of travertine aragonite limestone dirt that suggest an origin in Jerusalem, are all significant to understanding the Shroud's origins. ...
• 11  Twentieth century forensic medicine tells us that the image on the Shroud is an anatomically correct picture of man in a state of rigor mortis who was tortured and crucified. ...
• 5  Chemists and art scholars have ruled out the possibility that the Shroud is a painting or any other known form of art, including photography. ...
• 6  Scientists, who have examined the evidence, seriously question results of 1988 carbon 14 tests that determined that the Shroud had a medieval origin. ...
• The quote as used in his book has no bearing on the Shroud of Turin but serves as a simple, if not somewhat terse, definition of postmodernism thinking. ...

• THE HOLY SHROUD: between Light & Shade.
• Millions of people worldwide are interested in the Shroud of Turin and the miraculous image of Jesus Christ reported to be on it. I started an interesting computer search on what is hidden in the Bible about this event ? The following article and matrix lends credibility to the belief that the Shroud of Turin is almost certainly genuine.
• That linen is the Shroud, which is portrayed in the lower-central part of the picture. ...
• According to tradition the Holy Shroud is the burial shroud in which Jesus was wrapped after he was taken down from the cross. This corresponds to the accounts written in the Gospels, which describe how Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus arranged the body of Jesus in the tomb after wrapping it in a "shroud".
• This tradition matches the historical vicissitudes of the Holy Shroud, although the documentation of the Turin Shroud can only be considered absolutely certain and complete from the mid fourteenth century onwards. ...
• The Holy Shroud has always aroused great interest, but the first photograph of it gave an entirely new direction to all studies on the subject, and to the cult of the Shroud itself. During the exposition of 1898 a Turin lawyer, Secondo Pia, was authorized to photograph the Shroud. ... The imprint on the Shroud therefore behaves like a naturally negative image, with the exception of the bloodstains and the marks of the wounds, as will be explained below.
• In 1931 an Italian professional photographer, Giuseppe Enrie, took a new and more definitive set of photographs which confirmed the extraordinary nature of the imprint on the Shroud. ...
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• The traces imprinted on the Shroud are of four basic types:.
• The patches cover the holes made by a drop of molten silver from the Shroud's casket during the fire that broke out in 1532 in the sacresty of the Sainte-Chapelle at Chambéry, where the Shroud was kept at that time. The Shroud was preserved in the casket, folded into forty-eight layers.
• In the central part of the Shroud, between the fire marks, appear the impressions of the back and front of a full-size human figure. ...

•     “Very sophisticated analyses of photographs of the Shroud have led. ... These findings (reported in a series of Associated Press wire service releases from as early as 1978) support the claims which have accompanied the Shroud since it first surfaced in the West in the fourteenth century. ...
•     “The issue of the Shroud is, indeed, particularly important for the Orthodox Christian. ...

• The Shroud of Turin The Shroud of Turin is a linen cloth which many believe to be the burial cloth of Christ. ... The Shroud first appeared in France in 1532 and today is a mystery for no one knows its complete history.
• Through the years the Shroud has been subjected to scientific tests in an effort to determine if it could be the cloth in which Christ was buried. ... There is a far more valid test that needs to be applied to the Shroud. ...
• Before considering what the Bible has to say a person must have a clear mental picture of the Shroud. ... The mental picture a person needs is that the Shroud is one long piece of fabric with two complete images.
• In 1984 the Reader's Digest Magazine printed a condensation of the book, Report on the Shroud of Turin by Dr. ... In the condensed version, Shroud of Mystery, the last sentence says, "The Shroud remains, as it has over the centuries, a mystery. " There are some mysteries about the Shroud but people who believe the Bible know that it was not the burial cloth of Jesus. ...

• Pilgrimage to the Shroud of Turin.
•         Five days before seeing the Shroud of Turin, I had a dream about it. This dream not only convinced me that there was something to the Shroud, but it also made me more determined than ever to see the it. A friend who came to visit us on Tuesday coincidentally brought with her a magazine article about the Shroud. ...
•         I phoned the reservation office in Turin on Wednesday evening and was very impressed by the way they handled my call. ... She asked if we would be staying the night in Turin and how we would be arriving. ...
•         My wife, my father-in-law and I set out early Friday morning for Turin. We drove to the train station, and after a turbulent morning (we were all tired and hungry) arrived in Pisa, where according to our book we could catch a train which would get us into Turin by 3:00. We were scheduled to see the Shroud between 4 and 5 p. ... A complication arose in Pisa when we discovered that a train we had just missed wouldn't have gotten us into Turin until 3:00, and the next train to Turin wouldn't arrive there until about 5:30. Fortunately, we discovered that a train was departing for Genoa—halfway to Turin—in only a few minutes. We took that train, and once at Genoa were able to catch the train we had missed in Pisa which was scheduled to arrive in Turin at 3:30--for some reason it had made its way more slowly to Genoa. So, because God willed it, we made our way to Turin and arrived in time to see the Shroud. ...
•         I wanted to call this part "our hour and a half in Turin" because we spent so little time there. ... We got our tickets without any trouble and followed the signs to the line for the Shroud. ...
•         We walked in a line towards the Shroud with pilgrims who seemed mostly from Italy, but also came from all over the world. ... Also overhead, there were pictures and photographs which showed the history of the Shroud and how it had been shown in the past--for hundreds and hundreds of years, in many, many countries, to millions and millions of pilgrims. ...

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• Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin - http://www. ... edu/~adw2/shroud/.
• This site promotes devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus, as seen on His Holy Shroud, which is preserved in Turin. It consists of devotional prayers, and descriptions of His Holy Shroud.
• Holy Shroud Guild - http://www. shroud. ...
• Promotes study & devotion of the Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the Holy Shroud, the cloth that covered Jesus Christ at the Resurrection.
• Science and the Shroud - http://www. ... edu/mission/spring96/shroud. ...
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• Forensic medicine provides new answers to the ancient mystery of the Shroud of Turin.
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• These pictures are simply the Shroud of Torin negatives with a negative of Usama Bin Laden slowly overlaid at an opacity of 25%, 50%, 75% and then 100%. ... Pictures of the Shroud came from a research page found on about. ... The first pic of the animation is the orginal, unaltered Shroud pic with no overlay of Bin Laden. ...  Also, keep in mind that Bin Laden is not a negative of the image of someones face pressed against a cloth, like the supposed Shroud of Torin & Bin Laden's pic is obviously of better quality because of this. ...

• This page is NOT about reconstructing Jesus' face based on the print on the shroud of Turin. I do neither claim nor negate that the man on the shroud is Jesus, nor did I intend to reconstruct Jesus' face.  This is about reconstructing the face of the man on the shroud - whoever he was. ...
• shroud. com) about the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin.  I was led to conclude that I can forget about the currently available radio carbon results suggesting that the shroud was created in medieval times (sampling and sample preparation were doubtful). And the image of the man on the shroud is apparently no painting, either. ... Pretty convincing were the data about the flowers and pollen, telling us that the shroud originated in the middle east, and that the burial happened around Easter. I also found the information/speculation about the pre-medieval whereabouts of the shroud acceptable. And finally, why wouldn't Jesus' followers have saved his shroud, and carefully preserved it over time.  So, overall, I think it is not unreasonable to accept the possibility that the shroud dates back to the first century. ...
• As an artist I found most interesting that, very early on (in the 6th century), artists started depicting Jesus in a very consistent way, and allegedly very consistent with the image on the shroud. There have been attempts to "prove" that these artists' pictures were based on the face on the shroud (pointing out similarities between the faces; you find more information on www. shroud. ... The face on the shroud is very wide, and to me it looks "flat" and old, whereas the faces painted by these early artists are/do not. ... Applying the main characteristics of the shroud's face (long hair, bifurcated beard, long nose) was enough. ...

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• TURIN, Italy — Despite several scientific tests that seem to show it is a forgery, the Shroud of Turin still has the power to enthrall not only the devout, but also a cadre of scientists who claim the debunkers are wrong. ...
• Turin, in Italy's Alpine foothills, is a city of baroque palaces, ornate cafes and grand arcades. ...
• But Turin's most famous treasure remains the sacra sindone, "the holy shroud" — a 14-foot sheet of linen that tradition holds was wrapped around Jesus Christ's body after the Crucifixion and still bears his faint imprint. ...
• Millions of pilgrims, Pope John Paul II among them, came to Turin during the shroud's public exhibitions in 1998 and 2000. ...
• Even in its usual place, hidden in a covered glass box filled with argon gas to prevent oxidation and light damage, the shroud still draws people to the Duomo di San Giovanni. There visitors can see a copy of the shroud hanging above the box, both of which are kept behind a large window in a special black marble chapel. ...
• First mentioned in French accounts in the 14th century, the shroud was acquired by the Savoy dynasty and brought to Turin in 1578. ...
• The first scientific refutation of the shroud's miraculous origins came in 1978, when Walter McCrone, a respected Chicago microscopist, said he found pigments on shroud thread samples that indicated it was actually a medieval painting. ...
• This summer a Swiss expert in ancient and medieval textiles conducted a top-secret restoration of the shroud at the behest of the Vatican. ...
• But when the news first leaked in August, some shroud experts bristled. ...
• "Conservation run amok," said Paul Maloney, general projects director of the Association of Scientists and Scholars International for the Shroud of Turin, which has some 200 members. ...
• Maloney, who taught at two small evangelical Christian colleges, has spent years studying the shroud, writing about it, even delivering a prayer at its exposition in the Turin cathedral in 1998. ...
• Although he remains open-minded, Maloney said, the evidence leads him to believe the shroud is genuine. For instance, he said, pollen found on the shroud comes only from the Middle East. ...

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• The Shroud of Turin « on: October 17, 2003, 08:44:05 AM ».
• Is the Shroud of Turin the first recorded photograph of the Lord Jesus Christ, or is it a hoax? The last I heard about this, they had determined that it was probably authentic. ...
• Re:The Shroud of Turin « Reply #1 on: October 17, 2003, 07:02:10 PM ».
• <<<Is the Shroud of Turin the first recorded photograph of the Lord Jesus Christ, or is it a hoax? The last I heard about this, they had determined that it was probably authentic. ... No record of the shroud's existence until 1356. ... The shroud is made of twill linen,a fabric not yet found in archaeological investigations in Palestine or Egypt from the time of Jesus. ... Apart from Fiat what else has Turin got?It is good for business and tourist dollars. ...
• Re:The Shroud of Turin « Reply #2 on: October 18, 2003, 07:45:06 AM ».
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• Re:The Shroud of Turin « Reply #3 on: October 18, 2003, 07:37:40 PM ».
• >>>I did not say that you specifically, is worshiping the shroud,and i did not say it is wrong to search out something. ...
• Re:The Shroud of Turin « Reply #4 on: November 09, 2003, 05:25:13 AM ».
• The Shroud of Turin is a fake as far as the burial cloth of Christ. If you read the biblical accounts of how they prepared Christ, he was wrapped in cloth, inconsistent with the Shroud of Turin. ...

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• there's probably no way of settling the question of whose image is on the shroud, but it is a *very* interesting image that certainly defies explanation. *if* somehow it were proven to be the burial shroud of Jesus, maybe we shouldn't be surprised. ... what if the image on the shroud was produced as an artifact of this process of resurrection? think of the ghostly images of people produced under certain circumstances by radiation during the atomic bombings in Japan. ...
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• interesting? Well, it would be kinda neat if it were the shroud of Christ. ... Well, actually, what would be really cool would be if it was proven to be Christ's burial shroud, and then it gets lost somehow. ...
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• At college, I attended a presentation by one of the scientists that investigated the shroud. ... But the shroud was the earliest to show that Jesus was nailed through the wrists. ... Could the Shroud of Turin actually be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ? Evidence points that it is highly probable. ...
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• "The results of the work of three radiocarbon laboratories to date samples from the Shroud of Turin by the radiocarbon method1, while accepted by many, have not convinced everyone. ...
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• Controversy revisits Shroud of Turin By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY A documentary on the Shroud of Turin suggests the cloth, a religious relic once believed to be the burial shroud of Christ, might be authentic, and some archaeologists are crying foul. ...
• A PBS documentary revives controversial evidence on the Shroud of Turin.
• Experts have widely considered the 14-foot-long linen sheet, which has been kept since 1578 in a cathedral in Turin, Italy, a forgery since carbon-dating tests were performed in 1988. ...
• But Secrets of the Dead: Shroud of Christ (PBS, tonight, 8 ET/PT, check local listings), presents evidence that narrator Liev Schreiber says is "making it possible it was indeed the shroud of Christ": .
• • Photographer Barrie Schwortz of 1978's Shroud of Turin Research Project says ultraviolet photos show that the carbon-dating sample came from an unrepresentative area of the shroud.
• But experts expressed surprise that anyone considers the shroud anything more than a faked Renaissance relic. ...
• Joe Zias of Hebrew University of Jerusalem calls the shroud indisputably a fake. ...
• Zias says the shroud depicts a man whose front measures 2 inches taller than his back and whose elongated hands and arms would indicate he was afflicted with gigantism if it were real. ...

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• Shroud of Turinhas anyone heard of this, the shroud that is thought to have been used to cover Jesus' body and his face and body were left imprinted in the shroud and you can see his face and the blood on his hands and feet where the nails were when he was crucified and there is also blood on his head where the the crown of thorns were. people have studied the shroud and some have come to the conclusion that it is a hoax and some people believe it is the real deal so what do you think? .
• Re: Shroud of TurinI think it's a hoax because it could easily be made by anyone, they just have to bleed in the right area's and use the shroud to cover themselves. ...
• Re: Shroud of TurinIt is old, and I rcently found out God is a bit of a show off, but does it really matter whether it is real or not? Allthat should matter is what i means tothe person. ...
• Re: Shroud of Turin theres a lot of stuff like that. ...
• Re: Shroud of TurinI agree with you MSF.
• Re: Shroud of TurinI know for a fact that it is a hoax, because the socalled pic of Jesus in it is inaccurate. ...
• Re: Shroud of TurinI don't think it would'eve lasted that long. ...
• Re: Shroud of Turin I saw that one once. ...
• Re: Shroud of TurinNah not jesus. ...
• Re: Shroud of Turin They should clone jesus. ... Take some DNA off of the shroud, clone jesus, see what happens. ...

• Shroud of Turin .
• The Shroud of Turin is one of the most revered and one of the most controversial symbols in the Christian community. The Shroud, which has been stored in the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista in Turin Italy since 1578, is believed to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. The Shroud bears the image of a sunken-eyed man who has lacerations, bruises, blood stains, and a stigmatism. ...
• Since the 19th century people have been trying to determine whether or not this is truly the Shroud that Jesus was wrapped in. ...
• Close analysis of pollen and images of plants taken from the Shroud show that the cloth dates back to at least the 8th century BC. ... These two characteristics make it possible for the cloth to be in fact the Shroud that Jesus was buried in. ...
• Until science can provide us with a definite answer we can all draw our own conclusions whether or not the image on the Shroud is that of Jesus Christ. ...

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• The Sudarium of Oviedo, a smaller cloth napkin, was placed over the face and about the head of the same man whose blood stains are on the Shroud. ...
•  In 1955, the Most Reverend Monsignor Guilio Ricci discovered similarities in the blood stain patterns on the Sudarium and the blood stains on the Shroud. ...
• The Sudarium has a very different history than the Shroud. ...
• A 1999 report, "Recent Historical Investigations on the Sudarium of Oveido," published by Mark Guscin, a member of the multi-disciplined Investigation Team of the Centro Español de Sindonología and the British Society for the Turin Shroud, summarized the forensic findings to date. ...
• Max Frei, who identified 58 pollens on the Shroud, also found pollens on the Sudarium that matched pollens on the Shroud thus linking both cloths to the Jerusalem environs. ...
• The pollen association and the similarities in the blood stains in the two cloths provide clear evidence that the shroud originated before the 8th Century. ...
• Other tests support the idea that the Sudarium and the Shroud were both covering the same body at nearly the same time. ... Franca Pastore Trossello a forensic scientist at the University of Turin found that the fabric of the Shroud and the Sudarium are of a similar weave and texture suggesting a common origin. Nello Balossino, also from the University of Turin found that the traces of blood on both cloths match perfectly. ...
• In summarizing the evidence, Guscin wrote: There are many points of coincidence between all these points and the Shroud of Turin - the blood group, the way the corpse was tortured and died, and the macroscopic overlay of the stains on each cloth. This is especially notable in that the blood on the sudarium shed in life, as opposed to post mortem, corresponds exactly in blood group, blood type and surface area to those stains on the Shroud on the nape of the neck. If it is clear that the two cloths must have covered the same corpse, and this conclusion is inevitable from all the studies carried out up to date, and if the history of the sudarium can be trustworthily extended back beyond the fourteenth century, which is often referred to as the Shroud's first documented historical appearance, then this would take the Shroud back to at least the earliest dates of the sudarium's known history. ... The importance of this for Shroud history cannot be overstressed. ...
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• Known as the Shroud of Turin, the burial cloth of Jesus has been housed in Turin, Italy since 1578. ... The dimensions correspond precisely to the measurement system of ancient Israel, with the Shroud being exactly 8 cubits by 2 cubits. ...
• The Shroud bears the image of a man who was approximately 6 feet tall. ... Blood found on the Shroud has a high concentration of pigment bilirubin which is produced when an individual is subjected to great trauma. ...
• Much of the academic establishment holds that the Shroud's history extends back no further than the mid 1300's A. ... Carbon 14 dating conducted in 1988 indicated that the Shroud originated in the 13th or 14th century. ... Alan Whanger of Duke University Medical Center, and his wife Mary, as well as other researchers, have produced evidence indicating that the Shroud was known to portions of the public between the time of Jesus and the mid-1300s. (Click for more detail on the Shroud "debunkers", including the carbon 14 dating, and the debunking of the "debunkers". ...
• The Whangers have also developed an imaging technique for comparing the image in the Shroud to ancient icons, coins, and carvings. They determined that icons of Jesus from as early as the 6th century were based on the Shroud. ... , is also based on the Shroud image. ...
• Moreover, the Whangers believe that they have found several other images in the Shroud, including a crucifixion nail, a Roman spear and a crown of thorns. ...
• Throughout its "known" history, (as accepted by the academic establishment,) the Shroud has never been outside Europe. However, 28 species of pollen from Palestine have been identified within the fibers of the Shroud. ... The flowers most likely were picked near the time of the crucifixion and placed on the Shroud. ...
• Richard Levi-Setti of the University of Chicago's Enrico Fermi Institute, compared dirt from the Shroud to travertine aragonite limestone found in the area of Jerusalem. ... Remarkably, there are no places on earth, other than the Jerusalem locale, where aragonite is known to have the same exact chemical signature as that found in the dirt on the Shroud. ...

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• Ananova:  Turin shroud 'probably was genuine'.
• Experts gathering in Vienna to compare evidence on the Turin Shroud havebeen hearing it probably was genuine.
• The congress was organised to try and decide if the shroud is a sacred relicor a medireview fraud.
• They heard the latest indications are the shroud, which is said to havewrapped the body of Christ, was from that time period.
• By comparing chemical and spectral analyses of the shroud, Professor PieroSavarino told delegates he had proved the image of a man in the materialcould not have been painted on.
• Pathologist Dr Pieluigi Baima Bollone, from Turin University, said the imagewas identical to the way people looked at the time, as proven by Byzantinecoins and illustrations from the period. He also claimed there had beentraces of two coins from the time of Pontius Pilate on the shroud.
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• Stephen Mattingly believes the Turin shroud was 'painted' by bacteria from a dying man's body. ...
• The image of a tall, bearded man bearing the marks of crucifixion that adorn the Turin shroud has never been adequately explained. Those who have attempted to answer the vexed question of the shroud's origins have often found themselves accused of poor science, even vested interests. ...
• Stephen Mattingly of the University of Texas Health Science Centre in San Antonio believes the image on the Turin shroud was created not by human hands or any mystical power, as has been suggested, but by bacteria. ...
• In 1989, three separate scientific teams published a study of the shroud in the journal Nature. Using radiocarbon dating, they claimed the shroud must have come into being some time between 1260 and 1390 -suggesting that it was a medieval hoax rather than the genuine article. ... He doesn't claim that the individual wrapped in the linen shroud was necessarily Jesus, but he does think microbes, not Leonardo, were the real artists behind the image.

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• New claims as Shroud of Turin goes on display.
• TURIN, Italy (CNN) -- The mysterious and controversial Turin Shroud has gone on public display in Italy in what is only the fifth such exhibition in more than 100 years. ...
• Thousands are expected to flock to Turin Cathedral to see what many believe was the cloth used to wrap the body of Jesus Christ after he was taken down from the cross. ...
• The latest exhibition, which opened on Saturday, comes as Shroud experts present what they say are astonishing new discoveries. ...
• Ian Wilson and Barrie Schwortz outline the latest findings in their new book, The Turin Shroud: The Illustrated Evidence, to be published at the end of August. ...
• "She was able to show that the edges on the shroud had invisible stitching which was identical to the unusual stitching found on fabrics in Masada," he said. ...
• As the argument is guaranteed to continue for a long time to come, Wilson admits that while technology could one day show the shroud to be fake, it will never be able to prove that it is genuine. ...
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• The shroud of Turin is a woven cloth about 14 feet long and 3. ... The image is believed by many to be the image of Jesus of Nazareth and the shroud is believed to be his burial shroud. ... The shroud is kept in the cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, Italy.
• Historically, the Shroud of Turin is one of some forty reputed burial cloths of Jesus, although it is the only one to bear the apparent imprints and bloodstains of a crucified man. Religious critics have long noted that the Turin shroud is incompatible with the bible, which describes multiple burial wrappings, including a separate “napkin” that covered Jesus’ face (John 20:5-7). The Turin cloth first appeared in north-central France in the mid-fourteenth century. ... Subsequently, in 1389, Pope Clement VII officially declared the shroud to be only a painted “representation. ... Eventually the cloth was transferred to Turin. In 1983 Italy’s exiled king died, bequeathing the shroud to the Vatican.
• The Shroud of Turin is much older than some scientists believe, according to researchers who used pollen and plant images to conclude it dates from Jerusalem before the eighth century. The study contradicts a 1988 examination by scientists who said the shroud was made between 1260 and 1390. ``We have identified by images and by pollen grains species on the shroud restricted to the vicinity of Jerusalem,'' botany professor Avinoam Danin of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem said  during the International Botanical Congress. ...

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• As you move from side to side, this image switches from Christ to the Shroud. ...
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•   15 sites web dans la catégorie The Shroud of Turin .
• Presents scientific and historical information on the Shroud. ...
• A bimonthly periodical which contains research articles on the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin .
• edu/~adw2/shroud/    .
• This site promotes devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus, as seen on His Holy Shroud, which is preserved in Turin. It consists of devotional prayers, and descriptions of His Holy Shroud. ...
• Holy Shroud Guild .
• Promotes study & devotion of the Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the Holy Shroud, the cloth that covered Jesus Christ at the Resurrection. ...
• shroud. ...
• Science and the Shroud .
• edu/mission/spring96/shroud. ...
• Shroud of Jesus .
• Forensic medicine provides new answers to the ancient mystery of the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Shroud of Turin Center in Richmond Virginia .

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• "All empirical evidence and logical reasoning concerning the Shroud of Turin will lead any objective, rational person to the firm conclusion that the Shroud is an artifact created by an artist in the fourteenth-century. ...
• The shroud of Turin is a woven cloth about 14 feet long and 3. ... One anonymous critic notes that if the shroud were really wrapped over a body there should be a space where the two heads meet. ... Nevertheless, the image is believed by many to be a negative image of the crucified Christ and the shroud is believed to be his burial shroud. ...   The shroud is kept in the cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, Italy. ...
• Apparently, the first historical mention of the shroud as the "shroud of Turin" is in the late 16th century when the shroud was brought to the cathedral in that city, though it allegedly was discovered in Turkey during one of the so-called "Holy" Crusades in the so-called "Middle" Ages. In 1988, the Vatican allowed the shroud to be dated by three independent sources--Oxford University, the University of Arizona, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology--and each of them dated the cloth as originating in medieval times, around 1350. The shroud allegedly was in a fire during the early part of the 16th century and, according to believers in the shroud's authenticity, that is what accounts for the carbon dating of the shroud as being no more than 650 years old. ...
• A weight of 20th century carbon equaling nearly two times the weight of the Shroud carbon itself would be required to change a 1st century date to the 14th century (see Carbon 14 graph). ...
• It may interest skeptics to know that many people of faith believe that there is scientific evidence which supports their belief in the shroud's authenticity. Of course, the evidence is limited almost exclusively to pointing out facts that would be true if the shroud were authentic. ... Skeptics disagree and argue that the shroud is a painting and a forgery.
• Skeptics believe that the shroud of Turin is just another religious relic invented to beef up the pilgrimage business or impress infidels. ... ")  The case for the forged shroud is made most forcefully by Joe Nickell in his Inquest On The Shroud Of Turin, which was written in collaboration with a panel of scientific and technical experts. ... The shroud is a 14th century painting, not a two-thousand year-old cloth with Christ's image.

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