Turin Shroud: A Medieval Technique

Two recent papers in the Medical & Clinical Case Reports Journal1,2 have included reviews of some experiments by this author suggesting possible mechanisms by which the image on the Turin Shroud may have been created in the Middle Ages.Unfortunately he finds that excessive zeal for an alternative, 1st Century, explanation has clouded these reviews and hopes that by contributing an article himself, he may help readers clarify their understanding of his work.

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Medical & Clinical Case Reports Journal
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.51219/mccrj/hugh-farey/266
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Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies
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Turin Shroud: A Medieval Technique

Hugh Farey
Medical & Clinical Case Reports Journal
Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies
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Turin Shroud: A Medieval Technique

Hugh Farey
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Abstract

Two recent papers in the Medical & Clinical Case Reports Journal1,2 have included reviews of some experiments by this author suggesting possible mechanisms by which the image on the Turin Shroud may have been created in the Middle Ages.Unfortunately he finds that excessive zeal for an alternative, 1st Century, explanation has clouded these reviews and hopes that by contributing an article himself, he may help readers clarify their understanding of his work.

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