Shroud of Turin Additional Distinctions

Shroud of Turin
Additional Distinctions

	Timelines of History I will add the link as a reference along with previous data on the "shroud." 1260-1390 Carbon-14 dating techniques in 1988 determined that the cloth of the Shroud of Turin dated to this period. E.T. Hall (d.2001) of Oxford Univ. led the testing, which was later held in question. In 1978 Walter C. McCrone (d.2002), chemical analyst, determined that the image was painted on the cloth some 1300 years after the crucifixion of Christ. (www.tqnyc.org/NYC063363/) Aalgis Ratnikas	The Teacher List Thanks for sharing this. I'll put it in the lineup! Regards, Pete MacKay Crossroads Christian Schools, Corona, CA, USA TechnoSpud Projects Thank you. The site of the month is usually a teacher site, but I shall add it to the list of recommendations. Enjoy your day! Jennifer Wagner		Internet Resources Newsletter I'll mention it in the next IRN. Roderick MacLeod Westampton Township School District Mrs. Atkinson's Reading Room Web Quests Your WebQuest looks great! Donna Atkinson

e-Learning Centre
Shroud of Turin now appears on the showcase page at the e-Learning Centre and will appear in Jane’s E-Learning Pick of the Day tomorrow (Sun 30 April).
Jane Knight

International Society for Technology in Education
The Shroud or Turin project has been added to our Educator Resources are under Curriculum:
General Curriculum, General K-12, K-12, and Students Projects
Marshelle Backes, IT
Web Services Technician
International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
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Illinois Institute of Technology
I looked at the website, and found it to be absolutely fascinating.
We have discussed the camera obscura, as well as other topics related to science and society. We are in the process of reorganizing our academic year smile writeups into categories and sub-categories, in connection with our "smart" program. This probably goes into either science and society or else into teaching methods.
I will present the information at our next meeting --- after which it will go into our writeup database. Thanks for calling this to my attention.
Porter W Johnson
Professor of Physics
Life Sciences Building, Room 296

Learn the Net
Thanks for sending along the recommendation. It's an interesting project that we'll pass along to our readers. Keep those suggestions coming.
Michael Lerner

Greetings,
I created a new listing for Shroud of Turin and Newton's Castle. I added links on the following page: lesson plans and art games. They are listed under Education Interactive Sites by Students.
ArtiFAQ 2100 and King Tut are also listed under Art History on Art Styles page.
Thanks for sharing them with me.
Judy Decker
Incredible Art Department
Incredible Art Resources

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