"Shroud of Turin" research now points to Jerusalem and the time of Christ

[Kurokage]

It does seem to go back and fourth with real and fake, I recently posted a thread on here talking about the 3d pattern...
https://denyignorance.com/Thread-Was-Jes...d-of-Turin

 Cicero Moraes, a 3D designer specializing in digital 3D facial reconstruction, has joined the contentious debate by using computer models to simulate two scenarios: draping a sheet of fabric (the same size as the Shroud of Turin) on a 3D human and one on a low-relief depiction of a human to compare their imprints, or contact patterns. Low-reliefs, also known as bas-reliefs, are carvings in which the figures emerge only slightly from their backgrounds. In other words, Moraes wanted to see whether the figure on the Shroud of Turin corresponds more closely to the imprint of a human body or a bas-relief.

What ever peoples 'beliefs' in how the shroud was created, it's a fascinating subject that I don't think will ever be fully explained one way or the other.