The Shroud of Turin: Pulling the Threads

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Aug 14, 202632:47Society & Culture

The Shroud of Turin has been called the burial cloth of Jesus, but how far back can its documented history actually be traced? This episode follows the evidence from medieval France through Constantinople and into Edessa...

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