because you're guilty of what you criticise.I knew it wasn’t worth wasting time treating yours as a genuine question
The "dating" techniques you cite have no accepted scientific value. AMS, however, does.
The three AMS dates are statistically compatible. Proper protocols were followed during the tests. The issue of "contamination" is a non-starter, the cotton fibres were identified and removed as part of pre-processing of the samples. If there is any issue with the dates it 100-200 years at best.
But my point is that no one knows where Giulio Fanti got his samples from. The people that look after the Shroud do not "recognize any serious value to the results of these alleged experiments". It's great fake science. But you're such an arrogant prick that you don't really care, do you?