A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Hess, M.W., G. Klima, K. Pfaller, K.H. Kunzel, and O. Gaber1998 Histological Investigations on the Tyrolean Ice Man. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 106:521-532.Hillson, S.W., C. Nielson-Marsh, J. Bailey, S. Bond, and R.I. Macphail(in prep) Histology and Biochemistry of Bone Specimens fomr the 32 Year Sections of the Experimental Earthworks at Overton Down, Wiltshirem andMorden Bog, Wareham, Dorset. Journal of Archaeological Science.Hiraiwa, K., Y. Onho, F. Kuroda, I.M. Sebetan, and S. Oshida1980 Estimation of Postmortem Interval for Rectal Temperature by Use of Computer. Medicine Science and the Law, 20(2):Hiraiwa, K., T. Kudo, F. Kuroda, Y. Onho, I.M. Sebetan, and S. Oshida1981 Estimation of Postmortem Interval from Rectal Temperature by Use of Computer-Relationship Between the Rectal and Skin Cooling Curves.Medicine Science and the Law, 21(1):Hobischak, Niki R., and Gail S. Anderson2002 Time of Submergence Using Aquatic Invertebrate Succession and Decompositional Changes. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 47(1):142-151.Holden, T.G.1986 Preliminary Report on the Detailed Analysis of the Macroscopic Remains from the Gut of Lindow Man. In Lindow Man, The Body in the Bog, I.Stead, J. Bourke, and D. Brothwell, (editors), British Museum Press, London, pp. 116-125.1995 The Last Meals of the Lindow Bog Men. In Lindow Man, The Body in the Bog, I. Stead, J. Bourke, and D. Brothwell, (editors), British MuseumPress, London, pp. 76-82.Holland, Thomas D., Bruce E. Anderson, and Robert W. Mann1997 Human Variables in the Postmortem Alteration of Human Bone: Examples from U.S. War Casualties. in Forensic Taphonomy, The PostmortemFate of Human Remains, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, pp. 263-274.Holland, T.D., and R.W. Mann1996 Searching and Finding American MIA Remains. A Paper presented before the Tenth Annual Henry F. Willliams Homicide Seminar, New YorkState Police Academy, Albany, New York.Hönigschnabl, Selma, Eva Schaden, Martin Stichenwirth, Barbara Schneider, Nikolaus Klupp, Elisabeth Kremeier, Wolfgang Lehner, Walter Vycudilik,Georg Bauer, and Daniele Risser2002 Discovery of Decomposed and Mummified Corpses in the Domestic Setting - A Marker of Social Isolation. Journal of Forensic Sciences,47(4):837-842.Hopper, L., P.H. Morrison, and D.R. Hunt1993 Radiographic Investigation of Four Egyptian Human Mummies. American Association of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 16:110.Horowitz, M., and D.J. Pounder1985 Is the Stomach a useful Forensic Clock. Aust. NZ Med,Hsu, J., J.L. Fox, W.I. Higuchi, G.L. Powell, M. Otsuka, A. Baig, and R.Z. LeGeros1994 Metastable Equilibrium Solubility Behavior of Carbonates Apatites. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 167(2):414-423.Hunt, David R., and Bruno Frohlich1988 Non-destructive Computerized Tomographic Investigation of a Saponified Body from the Late 18th Century. American Journal of PhysicalAnthropology, Supplement 26:123-124.Hunt, David R., and L. Hopper1995 Non-invasive Investigations of Human Mummified Remains by Radiographic Techniques. In Bericht Uber Das Internationale Symposioum 1993in Innsbruck, Band 2, W. Platzer and K. Spindler, editors. Eigeverlag der Universitat Inssbruck.Hurst, Sherice L. and Mary H. Manheim2002 Aquatic Decomposition Rates in South Central Louisiana. A paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of ForensicSciences, Atlanta, Georgia, February 11-16, 2002.Ikeda, N., A. Tsuji, M. Kojimahara, and S. Takeichi1995 Experimental Formation of Pink Teeth and Their Analysis. In B. Jacob, and W. Bonte, editors, Advances in Forensic Sciences. Köster, Berlin,Germany, pp.113-114.Ioannidou, E.2000 Taphonomic and Methodological Problems of Interpreting Animal Bones from Archaeological Assemblages from Greece and England. PhDThesis, University of Leicester.2003 Taphonomy of Animal Bones: Species, Sex, Age and Breed Variability of Sheep, Cattle, and Pig Bone Density. Journal of ArchaeologicalScience, 30:355-365.Jackes, M., R. Sherburne, D. Lubell, C. Barker, and M. Wayman2001 Destruction of the Microstructure in Archaeological Bone: A Case Study from Portugal. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 11(6):387-399.195