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Unexpected food DNA found on cloth believed to have wrapped Jesus, study reveals

Researchers recently identified food DNA on the Shroud of Turin — a finding that suggests the burial cloth believed to have wrapped Jesus Christ may have been contaminated over time.

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Unexpected food DNA found on cloth believed to have wrapped Jesus, study revealsResearchers recently identified food DNA on the Shroud of Turin — a finding that suggests the burial cloth believed to have wrapped Jesus Christ may have been contaminated over time.
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