… human remains and other evidence. Forensic taphonomy, as we use the term in this volume,
… to the use of taphonomic models, approaches, and analyses in forensic contexts to estimate …

… the analysis of human remains, both forensic and archaeological … on unknown skeletal
remains for forensic pathologists and … first digital repository of skeletal remains in Africa, known as …

… forensic taphonomy, including all stages of a decaying body from soft tissue to skeletal remains…
However, should we consider forensic taphonomy as an umbrella that covers several sub-…

… Perhaps most conspicuous, however, are the legal and ethical challenges which prohibit
taphonomic research using donated human remains in most countries. In locations where it is …

… Forensic taphonomy is an applied discipline that is coming of … soil as it relates to forensic
science and taphonomy. The book … and methods used in forensic taphonomy from a soils-based …

… forensic taphonomy as the study of the transition of humans from living organisms to mortal
remains… the definition of taphonomy to include forensics and human remains to be significant. …

… PMI, especially when forensic pathology is generally redundant (ie PMI exceeds 72 h).
Forensic taphonomy research focuses on studying the decomposition of human remains and its …

… of taphonomic analysis in the … taphonomic research and requisite facilities is addressed
with discourse on the ethics and legislation currently governing studies using human remains …

… globe; but humans are the preferred subject for forensic taphonomy empirical research [3]. …
‘taphonomy’: including search and location of human remains; identification of decomposed …

… of the spatial distribution of evidence as well as the assessment of forensic taphonomic
factors (eg, remains scattered in a pattern common to coyote or bear activity and behaviors). …