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Case Studies in Forensic Anthropology: Bonified Skeletons |
Heather M. Garvin; Natalie R. Langley
Routledge
Case Studies in Forensic Anthropology: Bonified Skeletons
The Skull in Concrete: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Identification
Authors

Kristen Hartnett-McCann; Ruth E. Kohlmeier

ARI Id

1665839810997_13906813

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

13-20

DOI

10.4324/9780429436987-2

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Estimation of the Biological Profile and Positive Identification
1-1
Death Along the Tracks: The Role of Forensic Anthropology and Social Media in a Homicide Investigation
Eric J. Bartelink
3-11
The Skull in Concrete: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Identification
Kristen Hartnett-McCann; Ruth E. Kohlmeier
13-20
The Use of Medical Implants to Aid in the Identification Process
Jennifer Vollner
21-27
Biomechanical Analysis of Long Bones Provides the Crucial Break in Decedent Identification
Daniel J. Wescott
29-38
Race and the Role of Sociocultural Context in Forensic Anthropological Ancestry Assessment
Michala K. Stock; Katie M. Rubin
39-49
Forensic Taphonomy
67-67
Globalization, Transnationalism, and the Analytical Feasibility of Ancestry Estimation
Joseph T. Hefner; Jennifer F. Byrnes
51-66
What Forensic Taphonomy Can Do for You: A Case Study in Rural Pennsylvania
Andrea M. Ost; Rhian R. Dunn; Dennis C. Dirkmaat
69-80
Dismembered, Burned, and Dumped: But in What Order?
Lindsay H. Trammell
81-89
Body in the Barrel: Complex Body Disposal and Recovery
Soren Blau; David Ranson
91-98
Sealed for Your Protection: A Triple Homicide Involving the Use of a Corrosive Agent to Obscure Identity
Laura C. Fulginiti; Kristen M. Hartnett-McCann; Detective Frank Di Modica
99-107
Differential Diagnosis in Forensic Entomology: Mites versus Pathologies and Taphonomy
César Sanabria-Medina; Luz Elena Cifuentes; Maria Alexandra Lopez-Cerquera
109-116
Trauma
127-127
Lacustrine Skeletal Taphonomy from Southeastern Tennessee
Murray K. Marks; Jonathan D. Bethard; Darinka Mileusnic-Polchan
117-125
Who Pulled the Trigger … First? Bone Biomechanics Recreate the Story Behind a “Police Shooting”
Steven A. Symes; Ericka N. L’Abbé; Mark M. LeVaughn
129-140
Forensic Anthropological Contributions to Manner of Death in a Case of Multiple Suicidal Gunshot Wounds
Diana L. Messer
141-152
A Unique Case of Skeletal Trauma Involving Scissors
Alexandra R. Klales
153-161
Sharp Force Trauma with Subsequent Fire Alteration: A Complicated Case Study
Erin N. Chapman
163-175
Human Rights and Mass Disasters
185-185
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