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HomeBARJuly/August 1986New Evidence May Explain Image on Shroud of Turin

Aragonite will form from calcite solutions at 80°–100° F. Formation of aragonite will also occur at lower temperatures when barium, strontium, iron or lead are present. Aragonite can be found in many iron deposits particularly when the iron is present as siderite (iron carbonate).

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