The enigmatic Shroud of Turin, believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, first went on display 91 years ago this week. While some Christians see it as the cloth that covered Jesus ...

The famed burial shroud that many Catholics say bears the face of Jesus has been dated back to Christ’s time, a new study says, which raises questions about whether the relic is more than a ...

Is it really the burial shroud of Jesus Christ or simply a piece of ancient art work? Tonight's programme tackles the enigma of the shroud with an in-depth examination of the garment and its history.

Jesus’s burial shroud offered it the religious cachet it lacked. After miraculously escaping a fire in 1532, the shroud was transported to the dynasty’s new capital of Turin, which was chosen ...

Jifai-Hapi (also spelled Djefaihapi), was governor during the reign of King Senusret I. His burial chamber was the largest cemetery belonging to a non-royal of the time, signaling that he was an ...

‘Shroud’ as in wrapping a dead body for burial.” Hosted at the MAAS building, the free event promised a shrouding demonstration (”on a live human”). It also served as the first meeting ...

Despite these promising findings, the researchers caution that their study does not definitively prove that the Shroud was ...

Anders Zanichkowsky weaves burial shrouds for people who expect to live for many more decades. It’s a modern twist on an ancient practice. Anders Zanichkowsky nimbly navigates around a large ...

Department of Veterans Affairs' burial allowances are cash allowances paid to an eligible veteran's family to help defray burial and funeral costs. VA will pay a different amount depending on ...

Pope Francis touches the holy Shroud, believed by some Christians to be the burial shroud of Jesus of Nazareth Credit: Alberto Pizzoli /AFP Since then, however, many experts have called into ...

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There is also the problem that the Edessa cloth is described as having an image only of Jesus' face (in most versions, he wiped his face on the cloth — it is not a burial shroud at all), though ...