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The book was so well written, that an undergraduate, such as myself, understood it with complete clearity. The cases that were chosen to reinforce the ideas were fantastic. I'm sort of an armchair forensic anthropologist, but this book helped to clearly identify the role of the anthropologist in the law enforcement field in the United States. The book is outdated, but ahead of its time at publishing.
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a wonderful compilation of cases in forensic anthropology. One of the basic texts, but not your typical required read. fun, informative, and entertaining
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forensic physical anthropology, frontal sinus comparison, tissue thickness standards, statural estimates, forensic physical anthropologists, facial reproduction, many forensic anthropologists, frontal sinus patterns, symphyseal rim, secondary dentin formation, long bones after death, ventral rampart, cast iron coffin, root transparency, pig carrion, cranial radiographs, forensic anthropology, epiphyseal union, skeletal identification, dental histology, dorsal pitting, graveyard workers, radiographic comparison, medial clavicle, forward operations base Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Phys Anthropol, Forensic Sci, United States, New Mexico, American Indian, Los Angeles, Colonel Shy, New York, Essentials of Forensic Anthropology, Phvs Anthropol, Republic of Viet Nam, Dent Res, Jane Doe, John Doe, Jesse James, American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Big Thompson, Central Identification Laboratory, Hum Biol, Oklahoma City, Smithsonian Institution, Civil War, Edwin Kiel, Law Enforcement Bulletin, Office of the Medical Investigator New!
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- Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine by Wilton Krogman on 11 pages
- Mostly Murder by Sydney Smith in Front Matter, page 15, and page 18
- Atlas of legal medicine by Tomio Watanabe on page 41, and page 167
- Forensic Medicine by Cesare G. Tedeschi on page 13, and page 41
- A Complete Manual of Field Archaeology (Spectrum Book) by Martha Joukowsky on page 85, and page 95
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- Advances in Forensic Taphonomy: Method, Theory, and Archaeological Perspectives by William D. Haglund on 8 pages
- Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine by Wilton Krogman on 8 pages
- Forensic Osteological Analysis: A Book of Case Studies by Scott I. Fairgrieve on 7 pages
- Fundamentals of Forensic Anthropology (Advances in Human Biology) by Linda L. Klepinger on 5 pages
- The Detection of Human Remains by Edward W. Killam on 4 pages
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