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• Since the mid-1970's there has been intense interest in an ancient burial garment known as the Shroud of Turin. Purportedly, it is the burial shroud that Jesus was wrapped in before He was placed in the tomb provided by Joseph of Arimathea. There is strong, even overwhelming, scientific evidence that the Shroud is genuine. What is unique about the Shroud is that it contains the image of a crucified man in great detail, in negative format, i. ... You may have heard that in 1988 radiocarbon tests "conclusively" proved that the Shroud dates from about 1270-1350 A. ... " You may not have heard that in 1995 a San Antonio physician with a Master's degree in archaeology who had no interest in the Shroud at the time demonstrated that many ancient artifacts have a "bio-plastic" coating of live fungi and bacteria that causes serious errors in radiocarbon tests. ... ) After his discovery was independently confirmed, he obtained Shroud fibers from Dr. ... the Shroud was in a fire. ... This page will not get into the pros and cons of the debate on the Shroud's authenticity.  Two excellent Shroud books are: Iannone, John C. The Mystery of the Shroud of Turin.
• Scientists agree that even if the Shroud is genuine, they cannot prove that the man in it is Christ, because science deals with repeatable natural phenomena and the Crucifixion and Resurrection were one-time events.
• Scientists have been able to do a forensic pathological analysis of the man who was in the Shroud. ...
• The man in the Shroud was executed in exactly the same way Jesus reportedly was executed. ...
•  Verdict on the Shroud. ... For purposes of this page, we do not need to conclude that the man in the Shroud was Jesus. ... Therefore, since both men died in the same way, if we describe how the man in the Shroud died we will, for all practical purposes, be describing how Jesus died. The following is from Report on the Shroud of Turin pp 2-4. ...

• A comparison between the 1978 Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP) data concerning the qualities of image formation on the Shroud of Turin and the inferences of the author's recent investigation into shroud-like image formation techniques employing technology readily available to medieval cultures as far back as the eleventh century strongly suggests that the negative image as found on the Shroud of Turin was the product of a form of primitive photography employing either silver nitrate or silver sulphate as a light sensitive agent. ...
• In a recently completed research project (registered with the University of Durban-Westville) which dealt with the more plausible explanations for the photo-negative images (both dorsal and frontal) of the crucified Christ on the so-called Shroud of Lirey-Chambéry-Turin, the author postulated that well before the middle of the fourteenth century people may well have possessed the necessary technical knowledge to produce a photographic negative image on an organic support such as linen or cotton. ...
• Yet, if one reconsiders the phenomenon of the Shroud in isolation, without supplication to either popular misconception, religious orthodoxy or the established dogmas of scientific opinion, that is if one considers the fact as they are presented by the Shroud as Sache selbst, it would seem that the only possible and logical way that the image on the Shroud could have been produced was by a photographically related technique. ... It should be further noted that until now no hypothesis has ever been submitted for examination by both the academic and scientific community, which has been able to satisfactorily address every one of the Shroud's distinctive image characteristics as documented by the various members of the Shroud of Turin Research Project in the late 70s and early 80s. ...
• Briefly, these characteristics of the image, as found on the so-called Shroud of Turin, may be listed as follows: 1 .
• Superficiality: Although it is quite likely that the areas associated with the stigmata are formed from blood, 2 the negative image itself is essentially the enigmatic discolouration of the uppermost fibres of the linen threads which constitute the Shroud's fabric. This image has not `penetrated' the threads in the sense that it is not visible on the underside of the Shroud. ...
• Detailed: The Shroud's negative image, once transformed to a positive state by means of modern photography, is highly detailed, which has allowed medical experts to claim that they are able to detect the presence of such details as rigor mortis, contusion wounds, excoriations and a variety of facial wounds (Barbet 1950:23--45). It should also be considered that without the medium of modern photography it is uncertain if anyone living before c 1898 could have seen these details 4 (that is when Secondo Pia made his historic photographic negatives of the Shroud). ...
• Thermally stable: The Shroud's image was not affected by the intense heat of a fire which nearly destroyed it in 1532. ...
• No pigment: It is quite certain that no pigment was applied to the Shroud and the image is not caused by pigment, dye or stain, either. ...
• Three-dimensional: The intensity of the image varies according to the distance of the body from the cloth, strongly suggesting that the body did not in fact come into direct contact with the Shroud. ...
• Chemically stable: The straw-yellow discolouration composing the Shroud image cannot be dissolved, bleached, or changed by standard chemical agents. ...
• Water stable: The Shroud was doused with water to extinguish the fire of 1532. ...
• If one accepts that water stability and chemical stability may both be covered by the same nomenclature, then there exists a total of eight conspicuous attributes of the image which are peculiar to the Shroud of Lirey-Chambéry-Turin. ...
• Broadly speaking, there are three major categories of theories which have been postulated since 1898 in futile attempts to account for the images on the Shroud. ...

•   After leaving RCA he worked at Metrologic on their HeCd laser project. ...
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•   He is better-known to the general public for his analytical work on the Shroud of Turin, the Vinland Map and various other famous works of art and antiquities.
•   After two post-doc years at Cornell University, McCrone accepted a position as a chemist (microscopist and materials scientist) at Armour Research Foundation (now, IITRI) from 1944 thru 1956 where he rose to become Assistant Chairman of the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Department. ...
•         In 1960, McCrone founded McCrone Research Institute, Chicago, a not-for-profit organization devoted to the teaching and research of light and electron microscopy. ...
•         McCrone received world-wide attention and acclaim for his work with the Shroud of Turin Research Project in 1978. McCrone’s contentious conclusion that the Turin Shroud is a medieval painting was subsequently vindicated by carbon-14 dating in 1988. In 2000 he received the American Chemical Society National Award in Analytical Chemistry for his work on the Turin Shroud and for his tireless patience in the defense of his work for nearly 20 years.
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• It had been thought that the shroud of turin was an authentic physical item of Jesus by many Christians. --- quoting Acad Amer Encyc --- Topic: Shroud of Turin Text: The Shroud of Turin, an ancient piece of linen bearing the image of a man, is believed by many people to be the actual burial cloth of Jesus Christ. The shroud, 4. ... Since 1578 it has been preserved and venerated in the cathedral of Turin, Italy. Photographed for the first time in 1898, the image on the shroud (of the front and back of a crucified man about 2 m tall) was revealed to be negative rather than positive. Details of the biblical account of Christ's burial--specifically the anointing of the body--conflict with the natural possibility of an imprint such as that on the Shroud of Turin, and Vatican-sponsored scientific tests conducted in 1988 indicated that the shroud itself dates no earlier than 1260. ... It is possible to clone a human, since the human genome project had mapped out every atom of human genetics, to clone a human from his handwriting. ... All of the Archimedes 298-212 BC of ancient Syracuse Greek writings were called in, and a human was cloned from the human genome project. ... Thus, most every science research project if at all worthy can find funding. ... One project was to gain insight into the dinosaur extinction in hopes of ending the debate. ... And another group of scientists wanted to gain insights into the person of Jesus, a sociology-psychology research project.

• SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES ON THE SHROUD .
• BAUMGART - Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy and Thermographic Investigations of the Shroud of Turin - Applied Optics, Vol. ...
• - Updating Recent Studies on the Shroud of Turin - American Chemical Society, Symposium Series No. ...
• - The authentication of the Turin Shroud: An Issue in Archaeological Epistemology - Current Anthropology, Vol. ...
• - Letter - The Shroud of Turin - Biblical Archaeology Review, July/Aug. ...
• - Archaeology Films - The Silent Witness: An Investigation into the Shroud of Turin - Archaeology, March/April 1982, pp. ...
• - Is the Shroud of Turin the first recorded photograph? - South African Journal of Art History, 11, November 11, 1993, pp. ...
• - A reappraisal of late thirteenth century responses to the Shroud of Lirey-Chambéry-Turin: encolpia of the eucharist, vera eikon or supreme relic? - Change and Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Gray , R. ...
• SCHüREK) - Verification of the nature and causes for the photo-negative images on the Shroud of Lirey-Chambéry-Turin - De Arte, 51, April 1995, pp. ...
• - How Leonardo did not fake the Shroud of Turin - De Arte, 52, April 1996, pp. ...
• - Letter - The Shroud of Turin - Biblical Archaeology Review, July/Aug. ...
• - Vatican undermines tests on Turin shroud - New Scientist, January 21, 1988, p. ...
• - Unraveling the Shroud of Turin - Discover, October 1982, pp. ...
• Vignon's Researches and the "Holy Shroud" - Scientific American, May 24, 1902, pp. ...
• ANONYMOUS - Reporter - The Shroud of Turin - Chemistry, March 1978, pp. ...
• ANONYMOUS - Analytical Chemistry - "Accelerating" carbon dating - Industrial Research/Development, April 1979. ...

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• The Shroud Of Turin: Science Crosses Faith.
• The Atlanta Center for the Continuing Study of the Shroud of Turin, Inc. ...
• Entering the room, one is immediately confronted by signs of intense dedication to the task of spreading information about and understanding of the Shroud of Turin. On shelves a complete library is gradually being assembled of works written about the Shroud. On the tables are the works of artists' creativity: conceptions of the face of the "man of the shroud," recreations of the "cap" of thorns that he wore. ...
• If you were to search for the unlikeliest person "to be lifting up the Shroud in Atlanta, I would be he," Father Dreisbach admits. ...
• The irony of his own deep involvement, which began with a highly skeptical reading several years ago of Thomas Humber's book "The Fifth Gospel," mirrors to some extent a phenomenon of the Shroud of Turin which is occurring throughout the world. ...
• The Shroud, a 14-foot long, ivory colored linen burial cloth, has been kept in Turin's Cathedral for about the last 300 years and made available for public display only on occasion. In addition to the devout, who flocked to see the Shroud on rare occasions of public display, the burial cloth attracted the attention of serious researchers and professional skeptics who sought to label it bogus. ...
• Yet the Shroud has been the source of a series of disconcerting revelations. ...
• At the turn of the century, it was an amateur photographer, permitted to photograph the Shroud, who discovered in his darkroom that the Shroud is a perfect photographic negative. ...
• The involvement of the Shroud of Turin Research Project, Inc. , (STURP), as the team is known, dates back to a 1978 exposition of the Shroud at the Turin Cathedral. Allowed to conduct a series of non-damaging studies of the Shroud, the scientists have gradually published and discussed the results of their tests. ...
• As the 3-D "sculpture" behind Father Dreisbach reveals, those sophisticated tests have shown that the Shroud's image has extraordinary properties which cannot be duplicated by ordinary photographs or other images. ...

• Verification of the Nature and Causes of the Photo-negative Images on the Shroud of Lirey-Chambéry-Turin .
• A comparison between the 1978 Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP) data concerning the qualities of image formation on the Shroud of Turin and the inferences of the author's recent investigation into shroud-like image formation techniques employing technology readily available to medieval cultures as far back as the eleventh century strongly suggests that the negative image as found on the Shroud of Turin was the product of a form of primitive photography employing either silver nitrate or silver sulphate as a light sensitive agent. ...
• In a recently completed research project (registered with the University of Durban-Westville) which dealt with the more plausible explanations for the photo-negative images (both dorsal and frontal) of the crucified Christ on the so-called Shroud of Lirey-Chambéry-Turin, the author postulated that well before the middle of the fourteenth century people may well have possessed the necessary technical knowledge to produce a photographic negative image on an organic support such as linen or cotton. ...
• Yet, if one reconsiders the phenomenon of the Shroud in isolation, without supplication to either popular misconception, religious orthodoxy or the established dogmas of scientific opinion, that is if one considers the fact as they are presented by the Shroud as Sache selbst, it would seem that the only possible and logical way that the image on the Shroud could have been produced was by a photographically related technique. ... It should be further noted that until now no hypothesis has ever been submitted for examination by both the academic and scientific community, which has been able to satisfactorily address every one of the Shroud's distinctive image characteristics as documented by the various members of the Shroud of Turin Research Project in the late 70s and early 80s. ...
• Briefly, these characteristics of the image, as found on the so-called Shroud of Turin, may be listed as follows: 1 .
• Superficiality: Although it is quite likely that the areas associated with the stigmata are formed from blood, 2 the negative image itself is essentially the enigmatic discolouration of the uppermost fibres of the linen threads which constitute the Shroud's fabric. This image has not `penetrated' the threads in the sense that it is not visible on the underside of the Shroud. ...
• Detailed: The Shroud's negative image, once transformed to a positive state by means of modern photography, is highly detailed, which has allowed medical experts to claim that they are able to detect the presence of such details as rigor mortis, contusion wounds, excoriations and a variety of facial wounds (Barbet 1950:23--45). It should also be considered that without the medium of modern photography it is uncertain if anyone living before c 1898 could have seen these details 4 (that is when Secondo Pia made his historic photographic negatives of the Shroud). ...
• Thermally stable: The Shroud's image was not affected by the intense heat of a fire which nearly destroyed it in 1532. ...
• No pigment: It is quite certain that no pigment was applied to the Shroud and the image is not caused by pigment, dye or stain, either. ...
• Three-dimensional: The intensity of the image varies according to the distance of the body from the cloth, strongly suggesting that the body did not in fact come into direct contact with the Shroud. ...
• Chemically stable: The straw-yellow discolouration composing the Shroud image cannot be dissolved, bleached, or changed by standard chemical agents. ...
• Water stable: The Shroud was doused with water to extinguish the fire of 1532. ...
• If one accepts that water stability and chemical stability may both be covered by the same nomenclature, then there exists a total of eight conspicuous attributes of the image which are peculiar to the Shroud of Lirey-Chambéry-Turin. ...

•      The other major project that we have been working on is issue #6 of A Voice Crying in the Wilderness. ...
•      We also are happy to be selling a new video called Jesus and the Shroud of Turin.   This video is simply the best video that I’ve seen on the Shroud of Turin: the authentic burial cloth of Jesus Christ. ...   It demonstrates the incredible, inexplicable features of the Shroud, including the negative and positive image, the encoded 3-dimensional information (which is impossible for a 2-dimensional image), the internal structures of the Body shown on the image, and others.   It also interviews some of the members of STURP (the Shroud of Turin Research Project), a team of approximately 40 expert scientists who examined the Shroud intensively in 1978, and were unable to determine how the image on the Shroud was formed. ...

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• Library Research Project (20% of final course grade): Each student will select a topic on either an artists' material, a piece of artwork, or an artifact and obtain instructor approval for the topic. The project will highlight the chemistry used in making the artists' material or the chemistry used to authenticate the art/artifact. ...
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• Lab and Library Research Project (20% of final course grade): Each student will investigate a different anthraquinone for use in anthotype photography by trying various experiments in the lab. ...
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• I have in our office a life-size picture of the Shroud of Turin. I studied all the books of the Shroud. It is from the scientific evidence of the Shroud and the 360 stigmatists throughout history that made me dubious, to say the least, about Gino.
• First of all, I studied all the doctors’ reports about the Shroud of Turin. ... We know that the Shroud has a large blood-clot on the wrist. ...
• Yes, the Shroud of Turin shows large blood-clots on the wrist, but listen to the words of Anne Catherine Emmerich, Book 4, Pages 271-274:.
• Now let us look at the Shroud of Turin keeping in mind that both seers saw the cross-beams up in the shape of a "Y", the hands tied at the wrists, and nailed in the hands. ...
• THE SHROUD.
• The shroud shows a small blood clot on the back of the palm of the hand, then a line of blood to the wrist and a large blood clot on the wrist. ...
• We studied Emmerich, Neumann and the Shroud. ...
• Before we go on we must establish that the Holy Shroud of Turin is really the cloth that was wrapped around Christ at His death. ... Even the Vatican said that if the Carbon 14 method was correct, it is not the Shroud of Christ. ...
• SHROUD INVESTIGATION.
• In 1981, "the Shroud of Turin Research Project" published in detail their main conclusions. Not the least trace of paint had been detected on the Shroud, but instead the cloth had been stained with real human blood from a real human body which had suffered all the torments of Christ's Passion. ...
• On the basis of the 48 classes of pollen tested on the Shroud, the team affirmed that the linen cloth dated back to Palestine 2,000 years ago.

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• D @ @ Ä $ ô ¢ è j è  j j    ¢ j j ~ ~ j j j j  R  j j  Ý7ëV¢Ã ~ ~ ¼ REL 304 Greco-Roman World Bibliography Abbreviations BR Bible Review BA Biblical Archaeologist BAR BAR BASOR Bulletin of the American Schools or Oriental Research NEA Near Eastern Archaeology ( Basic Reference Sources for this Course (these must be consulted for research projects if applicable) Note: for all of these sources, the material used must be listed and cited by author and title of the article (or chapter) used in the collected volume. ... The Perseus Project. ... (Good research and explaination; continues another article by Barkay on Iron Age tombs in the same issue) Greenhut, Zvi. ... ( The Gospels : Shroud of Turin Bortin, Virginia. “Science and the Shroud of Turin. ... “Polemics and Irenics: The Shroud of Turin. ... “Polemics and Irenics: The Shroud of Turin, Roman Coins and Funerary Customs. ” 44/3 (1981): 135-37; and “Polemics and Irenics: Jesus, The Turin Shroud, and Jewish Burial Customs. ... “The Shroud of Turin: Probably the Work of a 14th Century Artist of Forger. ... “New Evidence May Explain Image on Shroud of Turin. ... “Debunking the Shroud: Made by Human Hands;” and McCrone, Walter.

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• Scientific & Historical Research Apropos the Turin Shroud.
• Allen argue that the shroud is the product of a primitive 13th c. ...
• Science & the Shroud.
• Shroud of Turin.
• Analysis of 3D images of face in shroud indicate it was a medieval artifact.

• Shroud of Turin (Swedish: turinsvepningen).
• Additionally, all conclusions about effectiveness should be considered together with the methodological problems of the research. ...
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• Shroud of Turin (Swedish: turinsvepningen).
• The Skeptic's Dictionary: Shroud of Turin: "All empirical evidence and logical reasoning [. ... ] will lead any objective, rational person to the firm conclusion that the Shroud is an artifact created by an artist in the fourteenth-century. ...
• Shroud of Turin radiocarbon dating at McCrone Research Institute in Chicago. Conclusion: The "Shroud" is a beautiful painting created about 1355 for a new church in need of a pilgrim-attracting relic.
• : Radiocarbon dating of the Shroud of Turin. ... Conclusion: "The results provide conclusive evidence that the linen of the Shroud of Turin is mediaeval. ...
• Nickell: "Scandals and follies of the 'Holy Shroud'", Skeptical Inquirer Sept/Oct 2001, 17-20.
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• The Shroud of Turin:.
• What is the Shroud?                                The Silent Witness            .
• Dating the Shroud.
• Some readers who have been intrigued, and perhaps impressed, by the body of evidence presented on this site, may wonder why I have included a page on the Shroud of Turin. ...
• The evidence for the Shroud’s genuineness has been accumulating now for 30 years. ... It is time for me to declare my own belief that the shroud is authentic. ...
• What is the Shroud?.
• The Shroud of Turin, shown at right, is a rectangular sheet of linen that bares the image of a naked man, approximately 5’ 10” (178cm) tall. ...
• It has a known history, and the correspondence of certain features on it to details on the shroud image add a great deal of credibility to the latter. ...
• The Shroud of Turin is so named because since 1578 it has been held in Turin Cathedral. ...
• This weave was common in the ancient Middle East, but not found in Europe when the shroud was first displayed there.
• In 1978, a team of 25 American scientists was permitted by the church authorities to conduct an extended examination of the shroud. These scientists formed the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP). ...
• Gaza-Valdes of the University of Texas has independently examined fibres from the Shroud, and has found that they are covered with a "bioplastic coating", produced by bacteria, and that this coating is thicker in the image areas. (See dating the Shroud below). ...
• We now know that the Romans penetrated the wrist, just as the blood flow on the shroud indicates.

• Shroud of Turin.
• Introduction: Millions of words have been written about the remarkable cloth preserved at Turin. ... Some of the facts about the Holy Shroud have something to do with the presence of human blood and other strong evidences of its authenticity, it intensified man’s curiosity. ... ) Being open minded to both parties the pros and cons plays an important part in conducting this research paper, as what authors Pickenett and Prince said “ Undertaking this study with a completely open mind, being equally ready to affirm that the shroud was absurd fraud, or to recognize its authenticity, but gradually forced to agree, on every single point that its markings were exact. ...
• It aims to excavate some of the evidences that supports the authenticity of the Holy Shroud of Turin specially for the skeptics, secondly is to furnish some brief and clear explanations to the evidences gathered. ...
• What is Holy Shroud of Turin all about? its significance? 2. What is the history of the Shroud? Where does it come from? 3. What makes the Holy Shroud of Turin authentic? .
• Significance of the Study If the Shroud was just an old piece of linen, something of little value then continued research would be a waste of time and effort. But because the potential meaning of the Shroud was so enormous, it compels continued focus until this “riddle of the ages” is finally solved. ... No actual interviews with the scientists and the researcher didn’t go to Turin, Italy to examine the Shroud himself. ...
• Discussion of the problem For starters & the unfamiliar a picture of the shroud would be most appropriate. ... In the year 1988 the Holy Shroud was subjected to Radio Carbon14 dating proclaiming it as a forgery. But there are other facts & evidences which makes the Holy Shroud authentic. ...
• Problem One: What is the Holy Shroud of Turin all about? The first public exposition of the Shroud that the researcher could remember was the one held in 1998 of April through June for two months at the Turin Cathedral it was a memorable event and a lot of pilgrims came to see it as televised on CNN. ... John the Baptist (Duomo San Giovanni) in Turin, Italy. ...

• Shroud of Turin:.
•   Image analysis done by NASA scientists reveals the shroud contains information to create a perfect 3-D image. ...
• Gilbert Lavoie holds a tracing of bloodstains from a shroud replica (right). Placed on a face, the stencil's holes line up on the temples, forehead and cheeks, evidence of the shroud's origins. ...
• The Holy Shroud of Turin, Italy, perhaps the burial shroud of Jesus himself, was on display in the cathedral chapel that had been built to house it 280 years earlier. Many people had decided the shroud was a medieval hoax, a painting. Others clung to the belief that this was the authentic shroud of Jesus. Turin’s bishop had agreed that photography might be a way to save the faint, reddish image of a crucified man in case the shroud itself would be lost or destroyed.
• The shroud in Turin had been nearly lost to fire and who knows what else depending upon its true age. During its worst episode, in 1532, Franciscan priests and Poor Clare nuns had rescued the shroud from a roaring fire that was melting its silver container and burning holes in the shroud. The nuns repaired the shroud.
• The negative photographic plate reveals the image of a man in far greater clarity than anyone had ever seen on the shroud itself. Copies of Pia’s negative image traveled around the world and generated tremendous interest in the Shroud of Turin. That which had been seen by a handful of people once each generation when the shroud went on display now could be seen by millions via photography. ...
• Decades of research, especially intense during the 1970’s and 1980’s, revealed many facts about the shroud and raised even more questions. It seems that every time a scientist said something certain about the shroud, another scientist or group of scientists would challenge the results. That’s even true of the 1988 carbon test that dated the shroud’s origins between 1290 and 1360.

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