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Ian Wilson
9780752826165

Debate over the origins of the Turin Shroud has raged for centuries. No other object seems to arouse so much love and hate - and controversy. In this first book to encompass all the very latest and most significant research, Ian Wilson presents the scientific, historical, religious, photographic and artistic arguments - including the controversial 1988 radiocarbon dating. But the conclusions drawn by dating have raised as many questions as they have answered. Could the Shroud be authentic after all?

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