A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Dean J.S., and R.L. Warren
1983 Dendrochronology. in The Architecture and Dendrochronology of Chetro Ketl, Chaco Canyon, New Mexico. S.H. Leckson, editor, Reports of the
Chaco Center, Number 6, National Park Service, Albuquerque, NM, pp. 105-240.
Demmelmeyer, H., and J. Adam
1995 Forensic Investigation of Soil and Vegetable Materials. Forensic Sciences Review, 7:119-142.
Denne, M.P.
1977 Dating of Events from Tree Growth and Wood Structure. Journal of the Forensic Society, 17(4): 257-264.
Dennell, Robin W.
1976 The economic importance of plant resources represented on archaeological sites. Journal of Archaeological Science, 3: 229-247.
1978 Archaeobotany and early farming in Europe. Archaeology, 31: 8-13.
Dickens Jr., Roy S.
1985 The Form, Function, and Formation of Garbage-Filled Pits on Southeastern Aboriginal Sites: An Archaeobotanical Analysis. In Structure and
Process in Southeastern Archaeology. edited by Roy S. Dickens and H. Trawick Ward. pp.34-59. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa, AL.
Dickison, William C.
2000 Integrative Plant Anatomy. Academic Press, London, UK.
Drass, Richard R.
1993 Macrobotanical Remains from Two Early Plains Village Sites in Central Oklahoma. Plains Anthropologist, 38: 51-64
Dudek, Martin G.
1996 Botanical Remains from a Seventeenth-Century Privy at the Cross Street Back Lot Site. Paper presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Cinncinnati, OH.
Dudek, Martin G., Lawrence Kaplan, and Mansfield King
1998 Botanical Remains from a Seventeenth-Century Privy at the Cross Street Back Lot Site. Historical Archaeology, 32(3):
Durand, Stephen R., Phillip H. Shelley, Ronald C. Antweiler, and Howard E. Taylor
1999 Trees, Chemistry, and Prehistory in the American Southwest. Journal of Archaeological Science, 26(2):185-203.
Elbaum, Rivka, Steve Weiner, Rosa M. Albert, and Michael Elbaum
2003 Detection of Burning of Plant Materials in the Archaeological Recordby Changes in the Refractive Indices of Siliceous Phytoliths. Journal of
Archaeological Science, 30(2):217-226.
Eickwort, G.C. and J.G. Rozen Jr.
1995 Forensic botany: The entomological evidence. American Journal of Botany, 82(6): Supplement 105.
Ensley, P.K., T.L. Rost, M. Anderson, K. Benirschke, D. Brockman, and D. Ullrey
1982 Intestinal Obstruction and Perforation Caused by Undigested Acacia Leaves in Langur Monkeys. Journal of the American Veterinary Medicine
Association, 181:1351-1354.
Esau, K.
1965 Plant Anatomy. John Wiley and Sons, New York.
Eubanks, Mary W.
1999 Corn in Clay: Maize Paleoethnobotany in Pre-Columbian Art, University Press of Florida. Gainesville, FL.
(ISBN: 0-8130-1669-X)
Evershed, R.P., H.A. Bland, P.F. van Bergen, J.F. Carter, M.C. Horton, and P.A. Rowley-Conwy
1997 Volatile Compounds in Archaeological Plant Remains and the Maillard Reaction During Decay of Organic Matter. Science, 278:432-433.
Eyring, M.B.
1997 Soil pollen analysis from a forensic point of view. Microscope, 44:81-97.
Ferguson, C.W.
1970 Concepts and Techniques of Dendrochronology. In R. Berger, (editor), Scientific Methods in Medieval Archaeology. University of California
Press, Berkely and Los Angeles, pp: 183-200.
Fernald, Merritt Lyndon
1950 Gray's Manual of Botany.
Ford, Richard I.
1979 Paleoethnobotany in American Archaeology. In Advances in Archaeological Method and Theory, Volume 2. Michael B. Schiffer, editor, pp. 285-
336. Academic Press, New York.
1988 Commentary: Little Things Mean a Lot: Quantification and Qualification in Paleoethnobotany. In Current Paleoethnobotany: Analytical Methods
and Cultural Interpretation of Archaeological Plant Remains, A. Hastorf and V. Popper, editors, University of Chicago Press. pp:215-222.
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