determine that the coin they see [see example, right] was one minted in the sixteenth year of the reign of Roman Emperor Tiberius [14-37 AD]. a date which corresponds to 29 AD in our system of dating.

as particularly in the case of one example in her collection, no.1770. Indeed, such is Dr. David's interest that she visited Dr. Garza-Valdes in San Antonio, and subsequently, in collaboration with

Examining the Face for example, the more intense tones are found where there has been direct contact between the sheet and the protruding parts of the human form such as the forehead, the nasal pyramid,

For example, air has an intrinsic electrical conductivity. This will allow any charges, initially separated by radioactive decay, to achieve charge neutrality within the box by electrical currents through

but these don't include preserved bodies. Most examples of which I have secondhand knowledge suggest you have a sealed box in which everything inside decays quite badly, and you are left with a sort

In the author's opinion, a good example of the wrong tools for the job is the work of the STURP Committee. The STURP scientists used IR emission and x-ray fluorescence of 1 cm2 (1 x 108) areas to look

So there must be no hint that, for example, fibres of mummy linen might have been supplied to the laboratories, rather than actual shroud samples. If those conducting the tests wish the results to be

In this Dr. Jackson shows examples "where it seems that blood clots generated images of themselves, much as the skin and hair did where cloth/clot contact was very doubtful." No. 25 includes an article

to answer. For example, how are we to explain the existence in Constantinople and elsewhere of acheiropoietic images of Christ - images "not made by human hand"? These have an undoubted historical existence

for example, so the carbon 14 to carbon 13 ratio should vary in different parts of the shroud. In addition, other unstable isotopes should have been formed. Several of these isotopes have half-lives