There are numerous cases where variables such as time since death, exposure, fire, animal
scavenging, and/or human intervention result in partial or full skeletonisation. When soft …

Investigating a fatal fire scene comprises analysis not only of the fire's development to
identify the point of fire origin and ignition source, but analysis of a victim's position and their …

Post-mortem computed tomography (PMCT) is increasingly used in forensic pathology
practice in many jurisdictions. Such imaging has expanded the capacity to evaluate skeletal …

In this article, we discuss the skeletal remains of four individuals discovered trapped below
destruction debris of Building T2/627 at the site of Tel Azekah, Israel, dating to the late 12th …

Anthropological assessment of a scene for fatal fire victims can prove crucial in the search,
recovery and identification of human remains from fire‐related death investigations. On …

Fatal fire scenes involve the death of one or more individuals in residences, nonresidential
buildings, vehicles, or as a result of outside fires. These scenes are complex due to thermal …

Burned and dismembered human remains were discovered by workers in a wooded
conservation region near a river in Missouri. The dismembered human remains were …

Osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common pathologies encountered in dry bone
contexts. However, even with the wealth of publications on documenting the presence of OA …

4. Results: Abstract: This study aims to create and test the applicability of an objective
method of quantifying animal gnathic modification on human remains using image-analysis …