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| In 1988, three of the world’s foremost carbon-dating labs announced that the Shroud of Turin could be dated only as far back as the 13th century, leading many to believe that the cloth was a medieval fake. But then, in 2002, a team of textile restorers repaired the cloth, removing the backing and medieval patches. What they revealed was brand-new forensic evidence that the shroud may indeed be 2000 years old. |
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