A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

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2002 The Effects of Lime on the Decomposition Rate of Buried Remains. A paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of
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Tibbett, Mark, David O. Carter, Tamsin Haslam, Rebecca Major, and Robert Haslam
2004 A Laboratory Incubation Method for Determining the Rate of Microbiological Degradation of Skeletal Muscle Tissue in Soil. Journal of Forensic
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2004 Mineralogical and Compositional Changes in Bones Exposed on Soil Surfaces in Amboseli National Park, Kenya: Diagenetic Mechanisms and
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2002 Prehistoric Human and Ungulate Remains from Preston Docks, Lancashire, UK: Problems of River Finds. Journal of Archaeological Science,
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Turner, Bryan and Patricia Wiltshire
1999 Experimental Validation of Forensic Evidence: A Study of the Decomposition of Buried Pigs in a Heavy Clay Soil. Forensic Science
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Turner-Walker, G., C.M. Nielson-Marsh, U. Syversen, H. Kars, and M.J. Collins
2002 Sub-micron Spongiform Porosity is the Major Ultrastructural Alteration Occurring in Archaeological Bone. International Journal of
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2002 Quantifying Hisotlogical Changes in Archaeological Bones Using BSE-SEM Image Analysis. Archeometry, 44:461-468.
Tuross, N., A.K. Behrensmeyer, and E.D. Eanes
1989 Strontium Increases and Crystallinity Changes in Taphonomic and Archaeological Bone. Journal of Archaeological Science, 16:661-672.
Tuross, N., A.K. Behrensmeyer, E.D. Eanes, L.W. Fisher, and P.E. Hare
1989 Molecular Preservation and Crystallographic Alterations in a Weathering Sequence of Wildebeest Bones. Applied Geochemistry, 4: 261-270.
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