A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Sigler-Lavelle, B.J.
1981 Familiar Concepts in Unfamiliar Ways: The Application of Archaeological Concepts to Scientific Police Investigation. Invited paper presented at
Identification of Human Remains Workshop, Department of Governmental Services, Vallencia Community College, Orlando, FL.
1982 Archeology and Forensic Investigation. A paper presented to the 39th Southeastern Archeological Conference, November.
Simons, A.
1997 The Cave Systems of Mustang – Settlement and Burial Sites Since Prehistoric Times, in R. Allchin and B. Allchin, editors, Proceedings of the
13th Conference of the European Association of South Asian Archaeologists in Cambridge 1995, South Asian Archaeology, pp. 851-861.
Skinner, Mark F.
1989 Applied Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in a Forensic Context: A review of Twelve Years of Forensic Anthropology in British
Columbia. Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences Journal, 21 (3): 114-134. (also cited as volume 22:83-88).
Skinner, Mark and Richard A. Lazenby
1983 Found! Human Remains, A Field Manual for the Recovery of the Recent Human Skeleton. Archaeology Press, Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby, B.C.
Skolnick, Andrew A.
1992 Game's Afoot in Many Lands for Forensic Scientists Investigating Most-Extreme Human Rights Abuses. Journal of the American Medical
Association, 268(5): 579.
1995 Forensic Scientists Helping Haiti Heal. Journal of the American Medical Association, 274(15): 1181.
Smith, C. Wayne
2003 Archaeological Conservation Using Polymers: Practical Applications for Organic Artifact Stabilization, Texas A&M Anthropology Series No. 6.
Texas A&M University Press, College Station, Texas.
(ISBN: 1-58544-217-8 or 1-58544-218-6)
Smith, J.B., and J.P. Ellis
1963 Preservation of Under-water Archaeological Specimens in Plastic. Curator, 9: 32-36.
Smith, Samuel D.
1984 Excavation of a Mid-Nineteenth Century Trash Pit, Wynnewood State Historic Site, Sumner County, Tennessee. Tennessee Anthropologist,
VIII(2):133-181.
Smith, Steven D.
1993 Whom We Would Never More See: History and Archaeology Recovery of the Lives and Deaths of African American Civil War Soldiers of Folly
Island, SOuth Carolina. Topics in African American History, 3. South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia, South Carolina.
(ISBN: 1-880067-19-6)
Snow, C.C.
1982 Forensic Anthropology. Annual Review of Anthropology, 11: 97-131.
Snow, Clyde C. and James L. Luke
1970 The Oklahoma City Child Disappearances of 1967: Forensic Anthropology in the Identification of Skeletal Remains. Journal of Forensic
Sciences, 15(2): 125-153.
Snyder, R.G., A. Burdi and G. Gaul
1975 A rapid technique for preparation of human fetal and adult skeletal material. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 20: 576-580.
Soday, Frank J.
1959a An Archaeological Field Manual. The Journal of the Iowa Archaeological Society, 9(1):20-43.
1959b An Archaeological Field Manial, Part II: Excavating an Archaeological Site. The Journal of the Iowa Archaeological Society, 9(2):13-35.
Sorg, Marcella H., Edward David, and Henry Ryan
1998 Skeleton in the Woods: Doing More with Less. Proceedings of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Francisco, CA., p.205.
South, Stanley A.
1974 Methodological Phases in the Archaeological Process. The Conference on Historic Sites Archaeology Papers 1972. Institute of Archaeology and
Anthropology, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.
1979 The General, the Major and the Angel: The Discovery of General William Moultrie's Grave, Division of Advanced Studies and Research,
Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC.
Sparey-Green, C.
1988 Archaeology and the dead. Reply to Rahtz. British Archaeological News, 3(8): 80.
Spennemann, D.H.R., and B. Franke
1995 Archaeological techniques for exhumation: a unique data source for crime scene investigations. Forensic Science International, 74(1,2): 5-15.
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