Scientists and historians are working to solve the astonishing mystery surrounding the Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the cloth that wrapped Christ at his burial.

This book narrates the path followed by the research, which combines elements of mystery, complexity, and the most modern methodologies used by doctors, police, and other experts today. From the moment it appeared in Europe around 1350, the Shroud has been accused by many of being a fraud.

However, modern scientific analysis by a team of specialists has proven that all the imprints and stains on the fabric correspond with the accounts and descriptions of the death and burial of Christ as recorded in the New Testament.

One of the most challenging questions regarding the authenticity of the Shroud is how – and where – it has been preserved over the centuries. Ian Wilson faithfully recounts the history of the fabric, starting from the beginning of its creation, nearly 2000 years ago.

The Shroud of Turin (the burial cloth of Jesus) is a book that offers intriguing answers to the questions surrounding this delicate piece of linen fabric, which has puzzled people for centuries.