A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Heizer, Robert F.1967 Analysis of Human Coprolites from a Dry Nevada Cave. University of California Archaeological Survey Reports, 70: 1-20.1968 Migratory Animals as Dispersal Agents of Cultural Materials. Science, 161: 914-915.1969 The Anthropology of Prehistoric Great Basin Human Coprolites. In Science in Archaeology, D. Brothwell and E. Higgs, (editors), Thames andHudson, London, pp. 244-250. (also cited as published in 1970)Heizer, R.F., and L.K. Napton1969 Biological and Cultural Evidence from Preshistoric Human Coprolites. Science, 165:563-568.Horowitz, L.K.1990 The Origin of Partially Digested Bones Recovered from Archaeological Contexts in Israel. Paleorient, 16:97-106.Horowitz, L.K., and P. Goldberg1989 A Study of Pleistocene and Holocene Coprolites. Journal of Archaeological Sciences, 15:471-481.Horwitz, L., et al.1989 A Study of Pleistocene and Holocene Hyaena Coprolites. Journal of Archaeological Science, 16:71-84.Johnson, D.J.1948 Police Science Legal Abstracts and Notes: Analysis of Fecal Matter as Evidence of Guilt. Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, 39:129.Jouy-Avantin, F., C. Combes, H. de Lumley, J.C. Miskovsky, H. Moné1999 Helminth Eggs in Animal Coprolites from a Middle Pleistocene Site in Europe. Journal of Parasitology, 85:376-379.Jouy-Avantin, Françoise, André Debenath, Anne-Marie Moigne, and Hèléne Moné2003 A Standardized Method for the Description and the Study of Coprolites. Journal of Archaeological Science, 30(2):367-372.Kalfoglu, Ersi Abaci, Hulya Yukseloglu, Neylan Ziyalar, Tanil Baskan, Gulten Rayimoglu, and Sevil Atasoy2003 Personal Identification from Fecal Material: A Case Report. Proceedings of the 3rd European Academy of Forensic Science Meeting, September22-27, Istanbul, Turkey. Forensic Science International, 136(Supplement 1):66Larkin, Nigel R., Jan Alexander, and Mark D. Lewis2000 Using Experimental Studies of Recent Faecal Material to Examine Hyaena Coprolites from the West Runton Freshwater bed, Norfolk, U.K.Journal of Archaeological Science, 27(1):19-31.Lewis, M.1997 An Analysis of the Early Middle Pleistocene Hyaena Coprolites from Boxgrove, Sussex. Masters Thesis, University of London, London, UK.Murad, Turhon A.1997 The Utilization of Faunal Evidence in the Recovery of Human Remains. in Forensic Taphonomy, The Postmortem Fate of Human Remains,edited by William D. Haglund and Marcella H. Sorg, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, pp. 395-404.Murad, T.A. and A. Sonek1991 Animal Scats as Taphonomic Factors in the Recovery of Human Remains. Paper presented at the 45th Annual Meeting of the American Academyof Forensic Sciences, Boston, MA.Napton, L.K., and R.F. Heizer1970a Analysis of Human Coprolites from Archeological Contexts with Primary Reference to Lovelock Cave, Nevada. University of CaliforniaArchaeological Research Facility, Contributions, 10:87-129.1970bAnalysis of Human Coprolites from Archaeological Contexts, with Primary Reference to Lovelock Cave, Nevada, in L.K. Napton and R.F.Heizer, (editors), Archaeology and the Prehistoric Great Basin Lacustrine Subsistence System Regime as Seen from Lovelock Cave, Nevada,Contributions of the University of California Archaeological Research Facility 10, University of California Archaeological Research Facility,Berkeley, CA, pp.87-130.Napton, L.K., and G. Kelso1969 Preliminary Palynological Analysis of Lovelock Cave Coprolites: An Archaeological and Paleobiological Investigation in Lovelock Cave,Nevada. Kroeber Anthropological Society Special Publication, 2:19-27.Norris, David O., and Jane H. Bock2000 Use of Fecal Material to Associate a Suspect with a Crime Scene: Report of Two Cases. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 45(1):184-187. (also citedas pp. 178-181)2001 Method for Examination of Fecal Material from a Crime Scene Using Plant Fragments. Journal of Forensic Identification, 51(4):367-377.Panagiotakopulu, Eva1999 An Examination of Biological Materials from Coprolites from XVIII Dynasty Amarna, Egypt. Journal of Archaeological Science, 26(5):547-551.Price, C.1984 Tests for the Identification of Faeces. MPFSL Memo, 11.429