Forensic human identification techniques are successful if they lead to positive personal
identification. However, the strongest personal identification is of no use in the prosecution …

Isotopes have been widely used for source identification since the early twentieth century.
Recent advances in analytical techniques have increased the precision and the accuracy of …

In this paper Sr isotope signatures are reported for 192 surface water (lakes/ponds and
rivers/creeks) samples from within Denmark and an isotope distribution map is presented …

Human cremation is a common funeral practice all over the world and will presumably
become an even more popular choice for interment in the future. Mainly for purposes of …

Human teeth and bones incorporate trace amounts of lead (Pb) from the local environment
during growth and remodeling. Anthropogenic activities have caused changes in the natural …

The inland area of southwestern Sweden is well known for its well-preserved archaeological
animal and human remains dating back to the Mesolithic and Neolithic (10000–4000 and …

In this paper we report the Sr isotope signatures, and Sr, Al and Na concentrations of 30
surface waters (lakes/ponds and rivers/creeks) and 19 soil sample extracts from the island of …

In this study, a strontium isotope baseline for Cyprus is presented. The aim of the study was
two-fold; first to provide an environmental multi-proxy-based baseline (water/plants/soil …

Stable isotope methods can be used to determine the provenance of unidentified corpses.
Body tissue materials such as teeth, bone, hair and nail taken from mortal remains provide …

Rationale Natural stable carbon (δ13C) and nitrogen isotope ratios (δ15N) of humans are
related to individual dietary habits and environmental and physiological factors. In forensic …