Yknow these are pics of Caeser Borgia not Jesus right?

nice old meme

really old meme

Word was he was a Jew not a Roman

centuries actually

https://www.shroud.com/danin2.htm

he was Gallilean

and a Levantine

says here that the pollen came from plants placed on the shroud

I mean Jesus not Caeser Borgia- he was itallian

Jesus was not an ethnic jew

and the evidence came from photo negatives from 1931

@DA GOMMIE JOO so you admit there is pollen?

yes

there is pollen

but your goalposts are moved to flowers being put on the shroud by visitors?

that's what the researcher who you cited said

on his website

which I linked

Jesus looked closer to this

Irony abounds. That's where the truest Christians come from too

irony?

whats ironic?

you mean coincidence?

Blowing them up for oil

Ironic ✝ 🇺🇸

i think Assad should rightfully take israel and palestine

the pollen found on the shroud belonged to a plant called gundelia
which grows in the eastern mediterranean

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gundelia

yes

nvm I mixed up east and west there

🤔

http://www.flowersinisrael.com/Gundeliatournefortii_page.htm

so the range we're dealing with here is libya to iran

are you of the dumb?

it's even described as having an iranian chorotype

so?

In modern Hebrew it is called "Akuvit ha-galgal." This name combines the Talmudic name for the plant (akkub), which survives in the modern Arabic name for the plant, with the Biblical Galgal. This species, native to semi-desert areas of Jerusalem and the Near East, is related to thistles and artichokes.
Some Bible scholars think that the tumbleweed of Psalm 83: 14 ("Make them like tumbleweed, O my God, like galgal before the wind") is akoub. By the metaphor of galgal, the Psalmist is asking the Lord to make Israel's enemies like galgal: although they look frightening, their base is weak. The whole plant can be driven by the wind and it will be gone. The use of this plant is apparently quite old, being mentioned in the Babylonian Talmud and the Bible. This is the plant called silybum by Dioscorides.

HURR DURR

so the range is pretty large

so the possible area the shroud could have been made in is pretty large