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The Site of Vernon D. Miller’s 1978 Photographs of the Shroud of Turin
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This 8 x 10 color transparency (7) includes the back and front of the upper body of the man of the shroud. Note the space in between the front and back of his head. He was laid out on one end of this long linen cloth and the other end was placed over his body. The cloth was sufficiently tucked around his body so that the moist blood clots on his body soaked up into the cloth, leaving the blood marks that are visible. 

The brown parallel marks and patches were the result of a fire that took place in 1532. The faint image of the entire front and back of the body occurred after the blood marks because there are no image marks under the blood marks. So, the blood marks were the first event, and image formation was a completely separate second event. How this image occurred has been studied but the explanation of its origin remains unknown. Note that there are no side images of the body.

 
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This 8 x 10 color transparency (7) includes the back and front of the upper body of the man of the shroud. Note the space in between the front and back of his head. He was laid out on one end of this long linen cloth and the other end was placed over his body. The cloth was sufficiently tucked around his body so that the moist blood clots on his body soaked up into the cloth, leaving the blood marks that are visible.

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The brown parallel marks and patches were the result of a fire that took place in 1532. The faint image of the entire front and back of the body occurred after the blood marks because there are no image marks under the blood marks. So, the blood marks were the first event, and image formation was a completely separate second event. How this image occurred has been studied but the explanation of its origin remains unknown. Note that there are no side images of the body.

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This 8 x 10 color transparency (7) includes the back and front of the upper body of the man of the shroud. Note the space in between the front and back of his head. He was laid out on one end of this long linen cloth and the other end was placed over his body. The cloth was sufficiently tucked around his body so that the moist blood clots on his body soaked up into the cloth, leaving the blood marks that are visible.

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The brown parallel marks and patches were the result of a fire that took place in 1532. The faint image of the entire front and back of the body occurred after the blood marks because there are no image marks under the blood marks. So, the blood marks were the first event, and image formation was a completely separate second event. How this image occurred has been studied but the explanation of its origin remains unknown. Note that there are no side images of the body.

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The opportunity of accessing photos from this website carries the obligation to follow the license agreement HERE. Essentially these high quality photos are available to you but they must not be placed on any website without prior written permission; they may be used for other purposes as stated in the license. In downloading any of these photos, the license should be adhered to and credit for these photos should be clearly displayed in the following manner:

“© Vernon Miller, 1978. No unauthorized reproduction of Material on other Websites is allowed without prior written permission from the shroudphotos.com copyright holder. Original photos are available for free at www.shroudphotos.com”.

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