A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Carruthers, W.J.
1989 Mineralised Plant Remains: Some Examples from Sites in Southern England. Abstract, International Work Group for Paleoethnobotany Eight
Symposium, Nitra-Nove, Vozokany.
1991a The Plant Remains. In P.J. Fasham and R.J.B. Whinney, editors, Archaeology and the M3. Hampshire Field Club Monograph 7, pp.67-75.
1991b The Carbonised and Mineralised Plant Remains. In P.S. Bellamy, editor, The Investigation of the Prehistoric Landscape Along the Route of the
A303 Road Improvement Between Andover, Hampshire and Avebury, Wiltshire, 1984-87. Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society 47,
pp.36-41.
2000 The Mineralised Plant Remains. In A. Lawson and C. Gingell, editors, Potterne 1982-5: Animal Husbandry in Later Prehistoric Wiltshire.
Wessex Archaeology Report 17.
Catling, D.L., and J. Grayon
1982 Identification of Vegetable Fibres, Taylor & Francis, London, UK.
Cerri, C.C., and D.S. Jenkinson
1981 Formation of Microbial Biomass During Decomposition of C14 Labeled Ryegrass in Soil. Journal of Soil Science, 32:619-626.
Chapman, Jefferson, and Andrea Brewer Shea
1981 The Archaeobotanical Record: Early Archaic Period to Contact in the Lower Little Tennessee River Valley. Tennessee Anthropologist, VI(1):61-
84.
Charters, S., R.P. Evershed, A. Quye, P.W. Blinkhorn, and V. Reeves
1997 Simulation Experiments for Determining the Use of Ancient Pottery Vessels: The Behavior of Epicuticular Leaf Wax During Boiling of a Leafy
Vegetable. Journal of Archaeological Science, 24:1-7.
Christensen, K.
1998 Tree Ring Dating of Bronze Age Oak Coffins from Denmark. In J. Jensen, editor, Gods and Heroes of the Bronze Age, ________, pp.110-113.
Cooper, W.S.
1942 Contribution of Botanical Science to the Knowledge of Post-glacial Climates. Journal of Geology, 50: 981-984.
Cox, Margaret, John Chandler, Chris Cox, Julie Jones, and Heather Tinsley
2001 The Archaeological Significance of Patterns of Anomalous Vegetation on a Raised Mire in the Solway Estuary and the Processes Involved in
Their Formation. Journal of Archaeological Science, 28(1):1-18.
Coyle, Heather Miller
2004 Forensic Botany, Principles and Applications to Criminal Casework, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL.
Cramb, Ausian
2002 Convicts Given Crippen's Poison.
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Crites, G.D.
1986 Plant Remains. In The Chapman Site: A Terminal Archaic Settlement in the Middle Cumberland River Drainage of Tennessee, edited by C.
Bentz, Jr., pp. 97-105. Miscellaneous Paper No. 11. Tennessee Anthropological Association, Knoxville, TN.
Cutler, D.F.
1978 Applied Plant Anatomy. Longman Group Limited, London, New York.
Cutler, D.F., and P.K. Richardson
1989 Tree Roots and Buildings, Longman, London, UK.
Cutler, H.C.
1973 Plants from Archaeological Sites East of the Rockies. Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Missouri.
Dausman, Raymond
1989 Multimodal Flotation. The Wisconsin Archaeologist, 70(3): 362-364.
Davies, G.R. and A.M. Pollard
1988 Organic Residues in an Anglo-Saxon Grave, in E.A. Slater and J.O. Tate (editors), Science and Archaeology Glasgow 1987, pp: 391-402. British
Archaeological Reports, British Series 196(ii), Oxford, U.K.
Deakin, W.J., P. Rowley-Conway, and C.H. Shaw
1998 Amplification and Sequencing of DNA from Preserved Sorghum of Up to 2800 Years Antiquity Found at Qasr Ibrim. Ancient Biomolecules,
1:27-41.
Dean, Jeffrey S.
1978 Tree-ring dating in archaeology. University of Utah, Anthropological Papers 99, Miscellaneous Collection Papers 19-24, pp. 129-163.
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