Case studies in forensic anthropology : bonified skeletons /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Other Authors: Garvin, Heather M. (Editor), Langley, Natalie R. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, [2020]
Subjects:
Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Death along the tracks: the role of forensic anthropology and social media in a homicide investigation / Eric J. Bartelink
  • The skull in concrete: a multidisciplinary approach to identification / Kristen Hartnett-McCann and Ruth E. Kohlmeier
  • The use of medical implants to aid in the identification process / Jennifer Vollner
  • Biomechanical analysis of long bones provides the crucial break in decedent identification / Daniel J. Wescott
  • Race and the role of sociocultural context in forensic anthropological ancestry assessment / Michala K. Stock and Katie M. Rubin
  • Globalization, transnationalism, and the analytical feasibility of ancestry estimation / Joseph T. Hefner and Jennifer F. Byrnes
  • What forensic taphonomy can do for you: a case study in rural Pennsylvania / Andrea M. Ost, Rhian R. Dunn, and Dennis C. Dirkmaat
  • Dismembered, burned, and dumped: but in what order? / Lindsay H. Trammell
  • Body in a barrel: complex body disposal and recovery / Soren Blau and David Ranson
  • Sealed for your protection: a triple homicide involving the use of a corrosive agent to obscure identity / Laura C. Fulginiti, Kristen M. Hartnett-McCann, and Frank Di Modica
  • Differential diagnosis in forensic entomology: mites versus pathologies and taphonomy / Cesar Sanabria-Medina, Luz Elena Cifuentes, and Maria Alexandra Lopez-Cerquera
  • Lacustrine skeletal taphonomy from southeastern Tennessee / Murray K. Marks, Jonathan D. Bethard, and Darinka Mileusnic-Polchan
  • Who pulled the trigger ... first? bone biomechanics recreate the story behind a "police shooting" / Steven A. Symes, Ericka N. L'Abbe, and Mark M. LeVaughn
  • Forensic anthropological contributions to manner of death in a case of multiple suicidal gunshot wounds / Diana L. Messer
  • A unique case of skeletal trauma involving scissors / Alexandra R. Klales
  • Sharp force trauma with subsequent fire alteration: a complicated case study / Erin N. Chapman
  • Forensic anthropology's role in clarifying cause of death in the appeal of no body homicide conviction / Ashley E. Kendell, Eric J. Bartelink, and Turhon A. Murad
  • A multiyear forensic archaeological recover of human remains from a C-124 aircraft crash on Colony Glacier, Alaska, USA / Gregory E. Berg, Owen L. O'Leary, and Kelley S. Esh
  • Quadilateral defects in the Tuskulenai and Leon Trotsky cases: skeletal trauma associated with Soviet violence in two different contexts / Cate E. Bird and Rimantas Jankauskas
  • Sexual offense in skeletonized cadavers: analysis, interpretation, documentation, and case report / Cesar Sanabria-Medina, Jorge Andres Franco Zuluaga, and Maria Alexandra Lopez-Cerquera
  • Making the best of limited resources and challenges faced in human rights investigations / Eugenia Cunha [and others]
  • Search for Spanish Civil War victims in the Cemetery of Sant Ferran, Formentera (Spain): oral witness testimonies, secondary deposition site, and perimortem trauma / Almudena Garcia-Rubio [and others]
  • Excavation and analysis of human remains from mass graves in the western Sahara / Francisco Etxeberria, Lourdes Herrasti, and Carlos Martin-Beristain
  • The use of human skeletal remains in Palo rituals in Orange County, Florida / John J. Schultz [and others]
  • "To understand the parts, it is necessary to understand the whole": the importance of contextualizing patterns in forensic anthropology casework / Laura C. Fulginiti, Andrew Seidel, and Katelyn Bolhofner
  • Perpetrators, pack rats, and postmortem disturbances: a case study involving multiple contexts, jurisdictions, and identities / Angela Berg, Kent J. Buehler, and Carlos Zambrano
  • The case of the ... cases: the flow of the ordinary into a medical examiner's office / James T. Pokines.