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020 _a9781598740745 (hardcover : alk. paper)
020 _a1598740741 (hardcover : alk. paper)
035 _a(OCoLC)ocn236082692
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050 0 0 _aGN69.8
_b.H34 2008
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245 0 0 _aHandbook of forensic anthropology and archaeology
_cSoren Blau and Douglas H. Ubelaker, editors.
260 _aWalnut Creek, Calif.
_bLeft Coast Press
_cc2009.
300 _a534 p.
_bill.
_c26 cm.
490 1 _aWorld Archaeological Congress research handbooks in archaeology
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 _g1.
_tForensic anthropology and archaeology: introduction to a broader view
_rSoren Blau and Douglas H. Ubelaker --
_gpt. 1.
_tHistory of the disciplines. --
_g2.
_tForensic anthropology and archaeology: past and present, a United Kingdom perspective
_rMargaret Cox --
_g3.
_tForensic anthropology and archaeology: perspectives from Italy
_rCristina Cattaneo --
_g4.
_tForensic anthropology: perspectives from France
_rEric Baccino --
_g5.
_tA history of forensic anthropology in Spain
_rJosé L. Prieto --
_g6.
_tThe application of forensic anthropology to the investigation of political violence in South America
_rLuis Fondebrider --
_g7.
_tHistorical development of forensic anthropology: perspectives from the United States
_rDouglas H. Ubelaker --
_g8.
_tForensic anthropology: Canadian content and contributions
_rMark Skinner and Kristina Bowie --
_g9.
_tThe development and current state of forensic anthropology: an Australian perspective
_rDenise Donlon --
_g10.
_tHistorical perspectives on forensic anthropology in Indonesia
_rEtty Indriati --
_gpt. 2.
_tForensic archaeology. --
_g11.
_tThe search for and detection of human remains
_rThomas D. Holland and Samuel V. Connell --
_g12.
_tExcavation and recovery in forensic archaeological investigations
_rPaul N. Cheetham and Ian Hanson --
_gpt. 3.
_tForensic anthropology. --
_g13.
_tDifferentiating human from non-human skeletal remains
_rDawn Mulhern
_g14.
_tDating of anthropological skeletal remains of forensic interest
_rShari Forbes and Kimberly Nugent --
_g15.
_tAnalysis of commingled human remains
_rJohn Byrd and Bradley J. Adams --
_g16.
_tThe assessment of ancestry and the concept of race
_rNorman J. Sauer and Jane C. Wankmiller --
_g17.
_tAnthropological estimation of sex
_rValeria Silva Braz --
_g18.
_tSkeletal age estimation
_rTracy L. Rogers --
_g19.
_tHistological age estimation
_rChristian M. Crowder --
_g20.
_tStature estimation
_rP. Willey --
_g21.
_tAntemortem trauma
_rEugénia Cunha and João Pinheiro --
505 0 0 _g22.
_tPerimortem trauma
_rLouise Loe --
_g23.
_tForensic taphonomy
_rStephen P. Nawrocki --
_g24.
_tBurned human remains
_rTim Thompson --
_g25.
_tCraniofacial identification: techniques of facial approximation and craniofacial superimposition
_rCarl N. Stephan --
_g26.
_tBiomolecular applications
_rLori Baker --
_g27.
_tForensic odontology
_rJohn Gerald Clement --
_gpt. 4.
_tThe crime and disaster scene: case studies in forensic archaeology and anthropology. --
_g28.
_tDomestic homicide investigations: an example from the United States
_rDawnie Wolfe Steadman, William Basler, Michael J. Hochrein, Dennis F. Klein, and Julia C. Goodin --
_g29.
_tDomestic homicide investigations in the United Kingdom
_rJohn Hunter --
_g30.
_tForensic anthropology in disaster response
_rPaul S. Sledzik --
_g31.
_tMedico-legal investigations of atrocities committed during the Solomon Islands "Ethnic Tensions"
_rMelanie Archer and Malcolm J. Dodd --
_g32.
_tDisaster anthropology: the 2004 Asian tsunami
_rSue Black --
_g33.
_tThe role of the anthropologist in disaster victim identification: the Bali incidents of 2002 and 2004
_rChristopher A. Briggs and Alanah M. Buck --
_g34.
_tDealing with the remains of conflict: an international response to crimes against humanity, forensic recovery, identification, and repatriation in the former Yugoslavia
_rJon Sterenberg --
_g35.
_tForensic anthropology and archaeology in Guatemala
_rAmbika Flavel and Caroline Barker --
_g36.
_tGrave challenges in Iraq
_rDerek Congram and Jon Sterenberg --
_gpt. 5.
_tThe professional forensic anthropologist. --
_g37.
_tMore than just bare bones: ethical considerations for forensic anthropologists
_rSoren Blau --
_g38.
_tHow to do forensic archaeology under the auspices of the United Nations and other large organizations
_rRichard Wright and Ian Hanson --
_g39.
_tContribution of quantitative methods in forensic anthropology: a new era
_rAnn H. Ross and Erin H. Kimmerle --
_g40.
_tThe expert witness and the court of law
_rMaciej Henneberg --
_g41.
_tLegal aspects of identification
_rDavid Ranson --
_g42.
_tGlobal perspectives on issues in forensic anthropology
_rDouglas H. Ubelaker and Soren Blau.
650 0 _aForensic anthropology
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650 0 _aForensic archaeology
_xCase studies.
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650 0 _aForensic anthropology
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650 0 _aForensic archaeology
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700 1 _aBlau, S.
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700 1 _aUbelaker, Douglas H.
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856 4 1 _3Table of contents only
_uhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0824/2008032123.html
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