The Resurrection of the Shroud (2000 Antonacci), non-fiction

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The Resurrection of the Shroud (2000) is a book by Mark Antonacci.

Abstract

"This book scientifically challenges earlier radiocarbon testing and presents new evidence in determining the Shroud of Turin's true age ... Relying on new scientific research utilizing technologies only available within the last decade, the author presents a detailed argument that the Shroud of Turin belonged to Jesus."--Publisher description.

Editions

Published in New York, NY: M. Evans, 2000.

Contents

Resurrecting the Shroud -- Previous Scientific Treatment of the Shroud -- Examination of the Man in the Shroud -- The Man's Wounds -- Facial and Head Wounds -- Hand and Arm Wounds -- Scourge Marks -- Chest Wound -- Shoulder Injuries -- Leg and Foot Wounds -- Wounds Depicted on the Shroud Are Those of a Human Being -- Unique Method of Transfer of Blood from Body to the Cloth -- Death by Crucifixion -- The Images on the Shroud -- The Body Image Is a Negative -- The Body Image Is Superficial -- The Body Image Is Directionless -- The Body Image Is Three-Dimensional, Formed Through Space -- The Body Image Was Formed Along Vertical Paths -- Distinct Differences Between the Blood and the Body Images -- Technology and the Shroud Image -- Painting Theories Explored -- Spectral Studies of the Shroud -- Chemical Testing for Paint -- Painting Theory Disproved -- Attempts to Reproduce the Shroud Image -- Naturalistic Theories -- Vapograph (Diffusion) Theory -- Direct-Contact Theories -- Volkringer Method -- Singlet Oxygen Theory (Lomas and Knight) -- Bacteria and Fungi -- Artistic Theories -- Nickell Powder-Rubbing Method -- Craig-Bresee Method -- Heated Bas-Relief/Scorch Theory -- Hot Statue Method -- Radiation and Electrostatic Fields (Kirlian Method or Corona Discharge) -- Engraved Lines Technique -- Kersten and Gruber Method -- Medieval Photography -- Other Artistic Theories and Experiments -- Archaeological Artifacts and Other Evidence Pointing to Time, Place, and Identity of the Victim -- Textile Studies of the Shroud.

External links

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