1·The earliest known record of the shroud appears on a commemorative medallion struck in the mid-14th century and on display at the Cluny Museum Paris, he added.
他补充说，已知裹尸布的最早记录出现在14世纪中期发现的一枚圆形纪念章上，这枚纪念章陈列在巴黎克鲁尼博物馆里。
2·The shroud was also damaged by a fire in the late Middle Ages which could have added carbon material, resulting in a higher radiocarbon content and a later calculated age.
这块裹尸布在中世纪后期遭到火灾破坏，也可能会增加另外的碳元素，这样会产生高放射性的碳素使计算的年代有所延迟。
3·He would have hung the shroud's fabric over a frame in a blacked - out room and coated it with a substance to make it light-sensitive, just like photographic film.
他将裹尸布的织物挂在暗室里的一个框架上方，涂上一层像胶卷一样的光敏物质。
4·If the claims of this testimony are correct, it would be consistent with the radiocarbon dating of the shroud (see below).
如果这个见证的声称是真实的话，那么裹尸布的放射性碳年代测定将会相互一致(见下)。
5·The detail and heft of the man on the shroud was greatly enhanced in the photographic negative, leading to renewed speculation on its miraculous origin.
裹尸布上的人的细节和份量在相片的反面非常大地放大了，对它不可思议的起源引向了重新思索。