When C‑14 Tested the Shroud: Should It Be Called ‘Inconclusive’? @paulbryhanson
When C‑14 Tested the Shroud: Should It Be Called ‘Inconclusive’? @paulbryhanson
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Everyone says the Shroud’s carbon dating proved it’s medieval. But new lab data show the dated patch was non‑uniform—does that mean it should have been called inconclusive? This short explains why, with a subtle face animation to illustrate the argument. Full 4‑min film linked via Related Video.


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When C‑14 Tested the Shroud: Should It Be Called ‘Inconclusive’?

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