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Shroud of Turin research project official photographer Barrie Schwortz joins Glenn to explain that there were no pigments or paints added to that cloth, it was not man-made. The carbon dating was improperly done, performed on a repair of interwoven cotton. The British Museum received money to discredit the Shroud. He believes the most plausible explanation is simple: "This is the burial shroud of the historic Jesus of Nazareth."
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