Introduction to the School of Textiles:
Here you will find numerous articles that cover the growing and preparation of flax, ancient manufacture of linen, Jewish burial shrouds and how the Shroud was manufactured. All these enter into a variety of discussions.
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Is the Shroud Jewish? (from Shroud Encounter) | |
Textile Analysis (from Shroud Encounter) | |
Shroud as a Textile: Could The Shroud Be 1st Century? | |
The Art of French Reweaving: The Frenway System Instructional Manual On The Technique of "Invisible Mending" | |
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LINKS TO RELEVANT ARTICLES ON THE WEB:
Pistacia fruits, Rahmnus thorns and the halo around the head of the man of the Shroud, by A. Danin, P. Soons, A.D. Whanger and M.W. Whanger
Close up Picture of Shroud Weave
Frequently Asked Questions answered by Thermal Chemist Ray Rogers. Certain textile questions are answered in this Q&A
Finding the Shroud in the 21st Century, by Joseph Marino provides insights into the Shroud as a textile plus an overview of other issues
Growing and preparation of Flax
Ancient Flax growth and Preparation from Pliny the Elder's Natural History (1 st Century)
More on Pliny the Elder
Banding Patterns on the Shroud
Concerning the Side Strip on the Shroud by Dr. Alan Adler and Dr. Alan Whanger. From Shroud.com
Natural Textile Fibres - Optical Activity, Racemization and Epimerization Dr. Silvio Diana. From Shroud.com
Textile Evidence Supports Skewed Radiocarbon Date of Shroud of Turin by M. Sue Benford and Joseph G. Marino. From Shroud.com
There are many more Journal articles listed in the Library in the Articles section. Many Journal articles cannot be linked here due to copyright restrictions. Scientific journal articles can be obtained from your school library or can be purchased from the publisher. Most schools subscribe to a journal sharing service where these articles can be accessed without a fee such as: http://www.jstor.org
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