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Case studies in forensic anthropology : bonified skeletons / edited by Heather M. Garvin and Natalie R. Langley.
Penn Museum Library GN69.8 .C37 2021
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Forensic anthropology--Case studies.
- Forensic anthropology.
- Forensic osteology--Case studies.
- Forensic osteology.
- Human remains (Archaeology)--Case studies.
- Human remains (Archaeology).
- Genre:
- Case studies.
- Physical Description:
- xxi, 310 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour) ; 26 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, 2021.
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: SECTION I ESTIMATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL PROFILE AND POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION
- ch. 1 Death Along the Tracks: The Role of Forensic Anthropology and Social Media in a Homicide Investigation / Eric J. Bartelink
- ch. 2 The Skull in Concrete: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Identification / Ruth E. Kohlmeier
- ch. 3 The Use of Medical Implants to Aid in the Identification Process / Jennifer Vollner
- ch. 4 Biomechanical Analysis of Long Bones Provides the Crucial Break in Decedent Identification / Daniel J. Wescott
- ch. 5 Race and the Role of Sociocultural Context in Forensic Anthropological Ancestry Assessment / Katie M. Rubin
- ch. 6 Globalization, Transnationalism, and the Analytical Feasibility of Ancestry Estimation / Jennifer F. Byrnes
- SECTION II FORENSIC TAPHONOMY
- ch. 7 What Forensic Taphonomy Can Do for You: A Case Study in Rural Pennsylvania / Dennis C. Dirkmaat
- ch. 8 Dismembered, Burned, and Dumped: But in What Order? / Lindsay H. Trammell
- ch. 9 Body in the Barrel: Complex Body Disposal and Recovery / David Ranson
- ch. 10 Sealed for Your Protection: A Triple Homicide Involving the Use of a Corrosive Agent to Obscure Identity / Detective Frank Di Modica
- ch. 11 Differential Diagnosis in Forensic Entomology: Mites versus Pathologies and Taphonomy / Maria Alexandra Lopez-Cerquera
- ch. 12 Lacustrine Skeletal Taphonomy from Southeastern Tennessee / Darinka Mileusnic-Polchan
- SECTION III TRAUMA
- ch. 13 Who Pulled the Trigger First? Bone Biomechanics Recreate the Story Behind a "Police Shooting" / Mark M. LeVaughn
- ch. 14 Forensic Anthropological Contributions to Manner of Death in a Case of Multiple Suicidal Gunshot Wounds / Diana L. Messer
- ch. 15 A Unique Case of Skeletal Trauma Involving Scissors / Alexandra R. Klales
- ch. 16 Sharp Force Trauma with Subsequent Fire Alteration: A Complicated Case Study / Erin N. Chapman
- ch. 17 Forensic Anthropology's Role in Clarifying Cause of Death in the Appeal of a No Body Homicide Conviction / Turhon A. Murad
- SECTION IV HUMAN RIGHTS AND MASS DISASTERS
- ch. 18 A Multiyear Forensic Archaeological Recovery of Human Remains from a C-124 Aircraft Crash on Colony Glacier, Alaska, USA / Kelley S. Esh
- ch. 19 Quadrilateral Defects in the Tuskulenai and Leon Trotsky Cases: Skeletal Trauma Associated with Soviet Violence in Two Different Contexts / Rimantas Jankauskas
- ch. 20 Sexual Offense in Skeletonized Cadavers: Analysis, Interpretation, Documentation, and Case Report / Maria Alexandra Lopez-Cerquera
- ch. 21 Making the Best of Limited Resources and Challenges Faced in Human Rights Investigations / Duarte Nuno Vieira
- ch. 22 Search for Spanish Civil War Victims in the Cemetery of Sant Ferran, Formentera (Spain): Oral Witness Testimonies, Secondary Deposition Site, and Perimortem Trauma / Nicholas Mdrquez-Grant
- ch. 23 Excavation and Analysis of Human Remains from Mass Graves in the Western Sahara / Carlos Martin-Beristain
- SECTION V OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
- ch. 24 The Use of Human Skeletal Remains in Palo Rituals in Orange County, Florida / Jan C. Garavaglia
- ch. 25 "To Understand the Parts, It Is Necessary to Understand the Whole": The Importance of Contextualizing Patterns in Forensic Anthropology Casework / Katelyn Bolhofner
- ch. 26 Perpetrators, Pack Rats, and Postmortem Disturbances: A Case Study Involving Multiple Contexts, Jurisdictions, and Identities / Carlos Zambrano
- ch. 27 The Case of the Cases: The Flow of the Ordinary into a Medical Examiner's Office / James T. Pokines.
- Notes:
- Originally published: 2020.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the George Clapp Vaillant Book Fund.
- ISBN:
- 9781032086569
- 1032086564
- OCLC:
- 1245921136
- Publisher Number:
- 99992630122
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