The Shroud of Turin still holds an aura of mystique, though repeated scientific and historical examinations have eroded its authenticity.
Questions remain that have not been satisfactorily answered, said Walters Art Museum Director Gary Vikan. With the exception of the shroud, you can’t find in the history of crucifixion art an image where the nail was driven through the wrist. It’s always in the hand.”
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