A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

1984 A 20-Year Investigation into Differential Corrosion Susceptibility of Pollen and Spores in Various Soil Types. Pollen et Spores, 26(3-4): 541-
558.
Holloway, R.G.
(in press) Pollen Analysis of the Holocene Sediments.
Horrocks, M, K.R. Bedford, and R.K. Morgan-Smith
1997 The filtering effects of various household fabrics on the pollen content of hash oil (cannabis extract). Journal of Forensic Sciences, 42:256-259.
Horrocks, Mark, Sally A. Coulson, and Kevan A.J. Walsh
1998 Forensic Palynology: Variation in the Pollen Content of Soil Surface Samples. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 43(2): 320-323.
1999 Forensic Palynology: Variation in the Pollen Content of Soil on Shoes and in Shoeprints in Soil. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 44(1):119-122.
Horrocks, M., Y. Deng, J. Ogden, B.V. Alloway, S.L. Nichol, and D.G. Sutton
2001 High Spatial Resolution of Pollen and Charcoal in Relation to the c. 600 year BP Kaharoa Tephra: Implications for Polynesian Settlement of
Great Barrier Island, Northern New Zealand. Journal of Archaeological Science, 28(2): 153-168.
Horrocks, M., G.J. Irwin, M.S. McGlone, S.L. Nichol, and L.J. Williams
2003 Pollen, Phytoliths and Diatoms in Prehistoric Coprolites from Kohika, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. Journal of Archaeological Science, 30(1):13-
20.
Horrocks, Mark, and Kevan A.J. Walsh
1996 Forensic Palynology: Assessing the Weight of the Evidence. Proceedings of the Ninth International Palynological Congress, Houston, Texas
June 23-28, 1996.
1998 Forensic Palynology: Assessing the Value of the Evidence. Rev Palaeobot Palynol, Special Edition: New Frontiers in Palynology IX IPC, 103:69-
74.
1999 Fine Resolution of Pollen Patterns in Limited Space: Differentiating a Crime Scene and Alibi Scene Seven Meters Apart. Journal of Forensic
Sciences, 44(2):417-420.
2001a Pollen on Grass Clippings: Putting the Suspect at the Scene of the Crime. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 46(4):947-949.
Forensic Palynology: Assessing the Weight of the Evidence. In D.K. Goodman and R.T. Clarke, editors. Proceedings of the Ninth International
Palynological Congress, Houston, TX, June 23-28, 1996. American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists Foundation. Pp.613-615.
Hunt, C.O.
1985 Recent Advances in Pollen Extraction Techniques: A Brief Review. In Palaeobiological Investigations: Research Design, Methods and Data
Analysis, N.R.J. Fieller, D.D. Gilbertson and N.G.A. Ralph, editors, BAR International Series, Oxford, 266, pp:181-188.
Hutter, Terry J.
n.d. Forensic Palynology.
http://www.ionet.net/~tjhutter/Forensic_Palynology.html
Janssen, C.R.
1973 Local and Regional Pollen Deposition. In Quarternary Plant Ecology, edited by H.B.J. Birks and R.G. West, pp. 31-42. Blackwell Scientific,
London
Johnson, W.C., and G. Fredlund
1985 A Procedure for Extracting Palynomorphs (Pollen and Spores) from Clastic Sediments. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science,88:51-58.
Jonassen, H.
1950 Recent pollen sedimentation and Jutland heath diagrams. Dansk Botanisk Archiv, 13: 1-168.
Jones, J.G.
1993 Analysis of Pollen and Phytoliths in Residue form a Colonial Period Ceramic Vessel, in D.M. Pearsall and D.R. Piperno, editors, MASCA
Research Papers in Science and Archaeology, 10, The University Museum of Anthropology, Philadelphia, PA. pp.31-35.
Kabata-Pendias, A, and H. Pendias
1992 Trace Elements in Soils and Plants, Second Edition, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL.
Kapp, R.O.
1969 How to Know Pollen and Spores. Wm. C. Brown Publishers, Dubuque, Iowa.
Kautz, R.R., and D.H. Thomas
1972 Palynological Investigations of Two Prehistoric Cave Middens in Central Nevada. Tebiwa, 15(2): 43-54.
Kelso, Gerald
1993 Pollen-Record Formation Processes, Interdisciplinary Archaeology, and Land Use by Mill Workers and Managers: The Boott Mills Corporation,
Lowell, Massachusetts, 1836-1942. Historical Archaeology, 27(1): 70-94.
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