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Take a close-up look at the latest claim that the Shroud of Turin was Jesus' burial cloth.
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Faint writing on the linen includes the words Jesus of Nazareth, a researcher claims.
The macabre remains of the famous, once-damned astronomer were spotted at an auction.
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Bob Bakker, curator of the duck-billed dinosaur mummy, tells us about this species.
Safety concerns prevent the public from seeing one of the largest of dinosaur bones.
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