A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Stevens, P.J.
1977 Identification of Bodies from Fires. Medicine, Science, and the Law, 17:95.
Stewart, T.D.
1957 Burned Bones, in Essentials of Forensic Anthropology, Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, IL., pp:59-68.
Stiner, Mary C., Steven L. Kuhn, Stephen Weiner, and Ofer Bar-Yosef
1995 Differential Burning, Recrystallization, and Fragmentation of Archaeological Bone. Journal of Archaeological Science, 22:223-237.
Suchey, J.M.
1991 Techniques in the Analysis of Cremains. A Paper Presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences,
Anaheim, CA.
Symes, Steven A., Elayne J. Pope, O.S. Smith, Cynthia D. Gardner, and Lauren A. Zephro
2001 Burning Observations III: Analysis of Fracture Patterns in Burned Human Remains. A Paper Presented at the American Academy of Forensic
Sciences 53rd Annual Meeting, February 19-24, 2001, Seattle, Washington.
Takamiya, M., K. Saigusa, N. Nakayashiki, and Y. Aoki
2001 A Histological Study on the Mechanism of Epidermal Nuclear Elongation in Electrical and Burn Injuries. International Journal of Legal
Medicine, 115(3):152-157.
Taylor, J., P. Hare, and T. White
1995 Geochemical Criteria for Thermal Alteration of Bone. Journal of Archaeological Science, 22:115-119.
Thali, Michael J., Kathrin Yen, Thomas Plattner, Wolf Schweitzer, Peter Vock, Christoph Ozdoba, and Richard Dirnhofer
2002 Charred Body: Virtual Autopsy with Multi-slice Conmputed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Journal of Forensic Sciences,
47(6):1326-1331.
Thompson, T.
2002 The Assessment of Sex in Cremated Individuals: Some Cautionary Notes. Journal of the Canadian Society of Forensic Science, 35(2):
Thomsen, H.K.
1984 Electrically Induced Epidermal Changes. A Morphological Study of Porcine Skin After Transfer of Low-Moderate Amounts of Electrical Energy.
Dissertation, University of Copenhagen, FADL, pp.1-78.
Thomsen, H.K., L. Danielsen, O. Nielsen, O. Aalund, K.G. Nielsen, T. Karlsmark, and I.K. Genefke
1981 Early Epidermal Changes in Heat- and Electrically Injured Pig Skin, I. A Light Microscopic Study. Forensic Science International, 17:133-143.
Thomsen, H.K., L. Danielsen, O. Nielsen, O. Aalund, K.G. Nielsen, T. Karlsmark, and P. Christoffersen
1983 The Effect of Direct Current, Sodium Hydroxide and Hydrochloric Acid on Pig Epidermis. Acta Path. Microbiol. Immunol. Scand. Sect., A
91:307-316.
Thurman, Melburn D., and L.James Wilmore
1981 A Replicative Cremation Experiment. North American Archaeology, 2(4):275-283. (also cited as published in 1980)
Tokyo Medical and Dental University and Japanese Association of Criminology
1974 Four Cases of Criminal Post-Mortem Burns. Acta Criminologiae et Medicinae Legalis Japonica, 40(2):51-55.
Tooker, Elisabeth J.
1965 The Iroquois White Dog Sacrifice in the Latter Part of the Eighteenth Century. Ethnohistory, 12:129-140.
Traber, D.L., H.A. Linares, and D.N. Herndon
1988 The Pathophysiology of Inhalation Injury – A Review. Burns Burns, 14:357-364.
Trotter, M. and R.R. Peterson
1955 Ash Weight of Human Skeletons in Percent of Their Dry, Fat-free weight. Anatomical Records, 123: 341-368.
Turner, C. G., II, and J.A. Turner
1992 The First Claim for Cannibalism in the Southwest: Walter Hough's 1901 Discovery at Canyon Butte Ruin 3, Northeastern Arizona. American
Antiquity, 57:661-682.
Ubelaker, Douglas H.
1997 The Savich Farm Site Cremations, Burlington County, New Jersey. Bulletin of the Archaeological Society of New Jersey, 52:88-92.
van Vark, G.N.
1974a The Investigation of Human Cremated Skeletal Material I. Ossa, 1:63-95.
1974b The Investigation of Human Cremated Skeletal Material II. Ossa, 2:47-68.
Vehik, S.C.
1977 Bone Fragments and Bone Grease Manufacturing: A Review of Their Archaeological Use and Potential. Plains Anthropologist, 22(7):169-182.
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