A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

1989 Examples of Chemical Change During Fossilization. Applied Geochemistry, 4:277-280.Piepenbrink, H. and H. Schutkowski1987 Decomposition of skeletal remains in desert dry soils. Human Evolution, 2: 481-491.Pietrusky, F., and A. Leo1993 Bone Porosity, Water and Diagenesis: Towards a Grand Unified Theory of Bone Diagenesis. Unpublished Bachelor Thesis. University ofBradford, UK.Pike, A.W.G., C.M. Nielsen-Marsh, and R.E.M. Hedges2001 Modelling Bone Dissolution Under Different Hydrological Regimes. Archaeological Sciences 1997, BAR International Series, 939:127-132.Pike, Alistair, W.G., and Michael P Richards2002 Diagenetic Arsenic Uptake in Archaeological Bone. Can We Really Identify Copper Smelters? Journal of Archaeological Science, 29(6):607-611.Podzorski, P.1990 Their Bones Shall Not Perish: An Examination of Predynastic Human Skeletal Remains from Naga-ed- Dêr in Egypt. SIA Publishing, Kent,England.Pokines, James T., Greg E. Berg, Bradley Adams, Ann W. Bunch, John E. Byrd, and Thomas D. Holland2002 How Not to Stage a Burial: Lessons from North Korea. A paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of ForensicSciences, Atlanta, Georgia, February 11-16, 2002.Posner, A.S., R.A. Harper, and S.A. Muller1965 Age Changes in the Crystal Chemistry of Bone Apatite. Ann NY Acad Sci, 131:737-742.Pretty, Iain A., and David Sweet2000 Anatomical Location of Bitemarks and Associated Findings in 101 Cases from the United States. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 45(4):812-814.Price, T.D.1989a The Chemistry of Prehistoric Bone. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, England.1989bMulti-element Studies of Diagenesis in Prehistoric Bone. In The Chemistry of Prehistoric Bone, T.D. Price, editor, Cambridge University Press,Cambridge, pp.126-154.Price, T.D., J. Blitz, J. Burton, and J.A. Ezzo1992 Diagenesis in Prehistoric Bone: Problems and Solutions. Journal of Archaeological Science, 19:513-529.Pringle, Heather2001 The Incorruptibles. Discover, 22(6):66-71.Proefke, M.L., K.L. Rinehart, R. Mastura, S.H. Ambrose, and S. Wisseman1992 Probing the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt. Chemical Analysis of a Roman Period Egyptian Mummy. Analytical Chemistry, 64:106A-111A.Pyatt, F., E. Beaumont, P. Buckland, D. Lacy, and D. Storey1991 An Examination of the Mobilization of Elements from the Skin and Bone of the Bog Body Lindow II and a Comparison with Lindow III.Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 13:153-159.Pyatt, F., E. Beaumont, D. Lacy, J. Magilton, and F. Buckland1991 Non isatis red vitrum or, the colour of Lindow Man. Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 10:61-73.Quattropani, L., L. Charlet, H. De Lumley, and M. Menu1999 Early Paleolithic Bone Diagenesis in the Arago Cave at Tautavel, France. Mineralogical Magazine, 63:801-812.Quigley, Christine1998 Modern Mummies. McFarland and Company, Jefferson, NC.Rankin-Hill, Lesley M.1997 A Biohistory of 19th-Century Afro-Americans: The Burial Remains of a Philadelphia Cemetery. Bergin & Garvey, Westport, CT.(ISBN: 0-89789-435-9)Raymond, Anne1983 Peat Taphonomy of Recent Mangrove Peats and Upper Carboniferous Coal-Ball Peats. Library of Congress Call Number: Microfilm 83/394 (Q).Rea, Christine N. and H.O. Back2002 Determining Postmortem Interval: A Preliminary Examination of PostmortemThorium, Actinium, and Radiu, Isotopes in Bone. A paperpresented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Atlanta, Georgia, February 11-16, 2002.Regert, M. H.A. Bland, S.N. Dudd, P.F. Van Bergen, and R.P. Evershed1998 Free and Bound Fatty Acid Oxidation Products in Archaeological Ceramic Vessels. The Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, B265:2027-2032.207