True Eliza , he still had the marks of his passion , but otherwise a ressurection body. It may well be that it was as he broke the bread that the deciples saw the wounds. To Thomas was shown the wounds in his feet and hands, and nothing was said about any other wounds preserved in his ressurected body. I am uncommitted as far as the Turin shroud is concerned but I understand that image shows the nail marks as on the wrists.   Another interesting detail as regards the grave clothes is it is thought the text indicates not their being folded but vacated .....but I might need to check that....so in his ressurection body he passed through them , as it seems he did the stone which was not rolled to let Jesus out but that others might see he was not there. And, also, in one of his post ressurection appearances when "the doors being shut" he stood among them. And the gospels do record him eating with the deciples and this would be evidence (for them, not our resident skeptics!) that it was not a spirit/ghost but he himself .