A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Hershkovitz, I., L. Bedford, L.M. Jellema, and B. Latimer
1996 Injuries to the Skeleton due to Prolonged Activity in Hand-to-Hand Combat. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 6(2):167-178.
Hillson, Simon
2000 Cannibalism and Violence. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 10(1):1-3.
Hilton, S.V.W.
1994 Differentiating the Accidentally Injured from the Physically Abused Child. In S.V.W. Hilton and D.K. Edwards, III, editors, Practical Pediatric
Radiology, W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia, PA.
Hines, David Z.C.
2004 Bullet Wipe on Bone: Production and Detection. A Poster Presentation before the 56th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic
Sciences, February 20, 2004, Dallas, Texas.
Hipp, J.A., E.J. Cheal, and W.C. Hayes
1992 Biomechanics of Fractures, in B.D. Browner, et al., editors., Skeletal Trauma, W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, PA., pp:95-126.
Hirsch, C.S., and L. Adelson
1976 A Suicidal Gunshot Wound of the Back. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 21:659-666.
Hiss, J., and T. Kahana
2002 Confusing Exit Gunshot Wound: "Two for the Price of One". International Journal of Legal Medicine, 116(1):47-49.
Hladik, J., J. Stefan, M. Srch, and A. Pilin
2000 A Rare Case of Evisceration. International Journal of Legal Medicine, 113(2):107-109.
Hollerman, J.J., and M.L. Fackler
1994 Bullets, Pellets, and Wound Ballistics, in T.B. Hunter and D.B. Bragg, editors, Radiologic Guide to Medical Devices and Foreign Bodies, C.V.
Mosby, St. Louis, MO.
1995 Gunshot Wounds: Radiology and Wound Ballistics, Emergency Radiology, 2:171
Hollerman, J.J., M.L. Fackler, D.M. Coldwell, and Y. Ben-Menachem
1990a Gunshot Wounds, 1. Bullets, Ballistics, and Mechanisms of Injury, American Journal of Roentgenology, 155:685
1990b Gunshot Wounds, 2. Radiology, American Journal of Roentgenology, 155:691
Holt, B.M., G. Fornaciari, and V. Formicola
2002 Bone Remodelling Following a Lower Leg Fracture in the 11,000 Year Old Hunter-Gatherer from Vado all' Arancio (Italy). International Journal
of Osteoarchaeology, 12(6):402-406.
Hopper, R.H., J.H. McElhaney, and B.S. Myers
n.d. Mandibular and Basilar Skull Tolerance. Experiments Carried Out Under the Auspices of Duke University.
Houck, M.M.
1988 Individualization of Toolmarks in Bone: A Scanning Electron and Light Incident Microscopy Study of Metal Knife Dynamics in Bone. Masters
Thesis, Michigan State University.
1998 Skeletal Trauma and the Individualization of Knife Marks in Bone. In Forensic Osteology: Advances in the Identification of Human Remains,
Second Edition. Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, IL. pp:410-424.
Huelke, D.F., L.J. Buege, and J.H. Harger
1967 Bone Fractures Produced by High Velocity Impacts. American Journal of Anatomy, 120:123-131.
Huelke, D.F., J.H. Harger, L.J. Buege, and H.G. Dingmann
1968 An Experimental Study in Bio-Ballistics: Femoral Fractures Produced by Projectiles, II: Shaft Impact. Journal of Biomechanics, 1:313-321.
Huelke, D.F., J.H. Harger, L.J. Buege, H.G. Dingmann, et al.
1968 An Experimental Study in Bio-Ballistics. Journal of Biomechanics, 1:97-105.
Hull, J.B., G.W. Bowyer, G.J. Cooper, and J. Crane
1994 Pattern of Injury in Those Dying from Traumatic Amputation Caused by Bomb Blast. British Journal of Surgery, 81:1132-1135.
Humphrey, Joshua H., and Dale L. Hutchinson
2001 Macroscopic Characteristics of Hacking Trauma. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 46(2):228-233.
Humphrey, J., V.J.M. Di Maio, R. Bux, et alia
n.d. Basal Skull Fractures in Relationship to Head Impact Site. (in preparation).
Hunt, A.C., and R.J. Cowling
1991 Murder by Stabbing. Forensic Science International, 52:107-112.
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