A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Cowan, M.E.1986 Trace Evidence, Tremendous Trivia (The Relativity of Significance). In G. Davies (editor), Forensic Science, (2nd edition), Washington, D.C.,pp: 347-372.Craig, E.A., and N. Vezaro1998 Use of an Alternate Light Source to Locate Bone and Tooth Fragments. Journal of Forensic Identification, 48:451-458.Creer, K.E.1982 Some Applications of an Argon Ion Laser in Forensic Science. Forensic Science International, 20: 179-190.Crown, David A.1968 The Forensic Examination of Paint and Pigments. Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, IL.Curran, James Michael, Tacha Natalle Hicks, and John S. Buckleton2000 Forensic Interpretation of Glass Evidence. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL.(ISBN: 0-8493-0069-X)Curran, J.M., C.M. Triggs, J.S. Buckleton, K.A.J. Walsh, and T. Hicks.1998 Assessing Transfer Probabilities in a Bayesian Interpretation of Forensic Glass Evidence. Science and Justice, 38:15-22.DeForest, P.R.1998 What is Trace Evidence? – Concept, Scope, and Utilization. Proceedings of the International Workshop on the Forensic Examination of TraceEvidence, Tokyo, pp.7-8.Donmez, Cem Ahmet, and Nevin Vural2003 Determination of Gunshot Distance for Hunting Rifles by Transferring Gunshot Residue from Cloth on to Filter Papers by Using PressingMachine. Proceedings of the 3rd European Academy of Forensic Science Meeting, September 22-27, Istanbul, Turkey. Forensic ScienceInternational, 136(Supplement 1):146.DuPre, D'Michelle2004 Photographic Imaging of Handgun Gas Clouds Compared to Gunshot Residue Swabs. A Presentation before the 56th Annual Meeting of theAmerican Academy of Forensic Sciences, February 20, 2004, Dallas, Texas.Edwards, R.1998 The Effects of Changes in Groundwater Geochemsitry on the Survival of Buried Metal Artefacts. In M. Corfield et al. editors, PreservingArchaeological Remains In Situ, Museum of London Archaeology Service, London, UK. pp.86-92.Evans, K.M., and C. Heron1993 Glue, Disinfectant, and Chewing Gum: Natural Products Chemistry in Archaeology. Chemistry and Industry, 12: 446-449.Evershed, R.P. C. Heron, S. Charters, and L.J. Goad1992 The Survival of Food Residues: New Methods of Analysis, Interpretation and Application. In New Developments in Archaeolgoical Science: AJoint Symposium of the Royal Society and the British Academy, 77:187-208.Florian, M.L.E.1987 Deterioration of Organic Material Other Than Wood. In C. Pearson editor, The Conservation of Marine Archaeological Objects, Butterworths,London, UK.Fong, W.1973 Value of Glass as Evidence. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 18(4): 398-404.Fullagar, R.1986 Use-wear and Residues on Stone Tools: Functional Analysis and Its Application to Two Southeastern Australian Archaeological Assemblages,Ph.D. Thesis, La Trobe University, Melbourne.1988 Recent Developments in Australian Use-wear and Residue Studies. In Industries Lithiques, Tracèologie et Technologie, S. Beyries, editor, BritishArchaeological Reports International Series, 411(ii):133-145.1993 Taphonomy and Tool Use: A Role for Phytoliths in Usewear and Residue Analysis. In Archaeometry: Current Australasian Research, B.Frankhauser and J.R. Bird, editors, Australian National Laboratory, Canberra, Occasional Papers in Prehistory, 22:740-745.Fullagar, R., J. Furby, and B. Hardy1996 Residues on Stone Artifacts: State of a Scientific Art. Antiquity, 70:740-745.Gaensslen, Robert E., and Kimberly R. Young2003 Fingerprints. In Stuart H. James, and Jon J. Nordby, editors, Forensic Science: An Introduction to Scientific and Investigative Techniques, CRCPress, Boca Raton, FL, pp.277-296.Gallop, A., and R. Stockdale1998 Trace and Contact Evidence. In Crime Scene to Court: The Essentials of Forensic Science, P. White, editor, The Royal Society of Chemistry,Redwood Books, Wiltshire, UK.475