A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Lipscomb, B.L., and G.M. Diggs, Jr.1998 The Use of Animal-Dispersed Seeds and Fruits in Forensic Botany. SIDA, 18(1):335-346.Loy, T.H.1990 Prehistoric Organic Residues: Recent Advances in Identification, Dating and Their Antiquity, in W. Wagner and A. Pernicka (editors),Archaeometry ‘90: Proceedings of the 27th International Symposium on Archaeometry, Heidelberg, pp: 645-656, Springer-Verlag, Basel.1994 Methods in the Analysis of Starch Residues on Prehistoric Stone Tools, in J. Hather, editor, Tropical Archaeobotany, Routledge, London, UK.,pp:86-114.Loy, T.H. and D.E. Nelson1986 Potential Applications of Organic Residues on Ancient Tools, in J. Olin and J. Blackman (editors), Proceedings of the 24th InternationalArchaeometry Symposium, pp: 179-185. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.Loy, Thomas H., Matthew Spriggs, and Stephen Wickler1992 Direct Evidence for Human Use of Plants 28,000 Years Ago: Starch Residues on Stone Artefacts from the Northern Solomon Islands. Antiquity,66: 898-912.Madella, Marco, Martin K. Jones, Paul Goldberg, Yuval Goren, and Erella Hovers2002 The Exploitation of Plant Resources by Neanderthals in Amud Cave (Israel): The Evidence from Phytolith Studies. Journal of ArchaeologicalScience, 29(7):703-719.Madella, M., and A. Powers-Jones1996 Phytoliths from Tagliente Shelter: A Discussion of Deposition and Taphonomy. In C. Arias, A. Bietti, L. Castelletti, and C. Peretto, editors.Proceedings of the XIII International Congress of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences, Forli, Abcao. pp. 501-508.1998 A Simple Method of Extraction of Opal Phytoliths from Sediments Using a Non-Toxic Heavy Liquid. Journal of Archaeological Science,25:801-803.Manen, J.-F., L. Bouby, O. Dalnoki, P. Marinval. M. Turgay, A. Schlumbaum2003 Microsatellites from Archaeological Vitis vinifera Seeds Allowed a Tentative Assignment of the Geographical Origin of Ancient Cultivars.Journal of Archaeological Science, 30(6):722-729.Mangafa, Maria, and Kostas Kotsakis1996 A New Method for the Identification of WIld and Cultivated Charred Grape Seeds. Journal of Archaeological Science, 23(3):409-418.Martin, A.C. and W.D. Barkley1973 Seed Identification Manual, University of California Press, Berkeley, CA.Maurer, Joachim, Thomas Möhring, Jürgen Rullkötter, and Arie Nissenbaum2002 Plant Lipids and Fossil Hydrocarbons in Embalming Material of Roman Period Mummies from the Dakhleh Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt.Journal of Archaeological Sciences, 29(7):751-762.Mauseth, J.D.1988 Plant Anatomy. Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Company, Menlo Park, CA.Mayer, A.M., A. Poljakoff1989 The Germination of Seeds, Pergamon Press, Oxford, England.McCobb, M.E., Derek E.G. Briggs, Richard P. Evershed, Allan R. Hall, and Richard A. Hall2001 Preservation of Fossil Seeds From a 10th Century AD Cess Pit at Coppergate, York. Journal of Archaeological Science, 28(9):929-940.Mead, George R.1970 On the Improper Usage of Common Names when Giving Botanical Data. American Antiquity, 35(1):108-109.Meko, David, Christopher Baisan, Lori Stiles2001 Tree Rings Unravel Influence of Monsoons on Culture. UniSci, Daily University Science Newshttp://unisci.com/stories/20014/1004014.htmMertens, Jennifer2003 Forensics Follows Foilage: Botanists Track Plant Evidence from Crime Scene to Courtroom. Law Enforcement Technology, 30(3):62-68.Meyer, Merle P. and Lucas Calpouzos1968 Detection of Crop Diseases. Photogrammetric Engineering, 34(6): 554-557.Miksicek, Charles H.1987 Formation processes in the archaeobotanical record. In Advances in Archaeological Method and Theory, Volume 10, edited by M.B. Schiffer,Academic Press, New York.Milius, Susan2002 The Wood Detective. Science News, 162(September 21): 194-185.379