There has been renewed discussion with respect to expanding the role of forensic
anthropologists in the criminal investigation of partially to fully decomposed remains from …

114 DENNIS C. DIRKMAAT, GREGORY O. OLSON ET AL. inflicted on human victims
(DeHaan 2008). Common misconceptions exist that fire will destroy (i) the body,(ii) features …

Medicolegal death investigation requires a multidisciplinary approach to the collection of
data from the crime scene to the autopsy table. Law enforcement processing of the indoor …

A truly interdisciplinary approach to this core subject within Forensic Science Combines
essential theory with practical crime scene work Includes case studies Applicable to all time …

Historically, the role of the archaeology in forensic death investigation has focused on
excavation techniques and documentation of context. Additional skills of the archaeologist …

A critical review of the conceptual and practical evolution of forensic anthropology during the
last two decades serves to identify two key external factors and four tightly inter‐related …

Forensic Methods is a practical guide to death scene investigation and excavation
technique, ie, investigation of outdoor crime scenes that may include human remains. It …

This paper briefly describes Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) and reviews the history of the
use of forensic anthropology in the identification process. The potential contributions made …

The field of forensic archaeology has developed over recent years from being a branch of
conventional archaeology into a well-established discipline in its own right. Forensic …

Forensic archaeology has been extensively defined and considered as a specific emerging
discipline (eg, Connor & Scott, 2001; Hunter & Cox, 2005; Hunter, Roberts, & Martin, 1996) …