A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Decke, U.
1998 The Significance of Fibre Distribution as Seen in a Double Murder Case. Proceedings of the 6th Meeting of the European Fibres Group, Dundee,
Scotland. pp. 65-68.
Dignan, S.J., and K.J. Murphy
2002 Fibre Evidence from Fingernail Clippings. Journal of the Canadian Society of Forensic Science, 35(1):
Dixon, K.C.
1983 Positive Identification of Torn Burned Matches with Emphasis on Cross-Cut and Torn Fiber Comparisons. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 28:351-
D'Orazio, L., E. Martuscelli, G. Orsello, F. Riva, G. Scala, and A. Taglialatela
2000 Nature, Origin and Technology of Natural Fibres of Textile Artefacts Recovered in the Ancient Cities Around Vesuvius. Journal of
Archaeological Science, 27(9):745-754.
Edwards, G.
1974 The Preservation of Textiles in Archaeological Contexts, Unpublished Dissertation, Institute of Archaeology, University of London, London,
UK.
1996 Leather Samples. In M. Bell et al. editors, The Experimental Earthwork Project 1960-1992. Council for British Archaeology Research Report No.
100, Council for British Archaeology, York, UK.
ENFSI European Fibres Group
2000 Manual of Best Practice for Fibre Examinations in Forensic Science.
Faber, N.M., M. Sjerps, H.A.L. Leijenhorst, and S.E. Maljaars
1999 Determining the Optimal Sample Size in Forensic Casework – With Application to Fibres. Science and Justice, 39:113-122.
Feltwell, J.
1990 The Story of Silk. Allan Sutton, Stroud, Gloucestershire.
Florian, M.L.E.
1987 Deterioration of Organic Material Other Than Wood. C. Pearson, editor, The Conservation of Marine Archaeological Objects, Butterworths,
London.
Fong, W., and H. Inami
1986 Results of a Study to Determine the Probability of Chance Match Accurrences Between Fibres Known to be From Different Sources. Journal of
Forensic Sciences, 31:65-72.
Fram, Robert
1999 Results of Experiments to Determine the Efficiency of Scraping as a Method for Collecting Fibers from Clothing. Proceedings of the 7th Meeting
of the European Fibres Group, Zürich, Switzerland, pp.82-85.
Gillard, R.D. et al.
1994 The Mineralisation of Fibres in Burial Environments. Studies in Conservation, 39:132-140.
Glover, J.M.
1990 The Conservation of Medieval and Later Shrouds from Burials in North West England. In S.A. O'Connor and M.M. Brooks, editors,
Archaeological Textiles, UKIC Occasional Papers, No.10, United Kingdom Institute for Conservation, London, UK.
Gordon, Kellie M.
2004 Textiles and PMI: A Comparative, Multi-Regional Study. A Presentation before the 56th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic
Sciences, February 20, 2004, Dallas, Texas.
Gordon, Kellie M., and Mary H. Manhein
2003 The Role of Textiles in Determination of Postmortem Interval. A paper presented before the 55th Annual Meeting of the American Academy
of Forensic Sciences, Chicago, Illinois, February 20, 2003.
Gordon Cook, J.
1984 Handbook of Textile Fibres, Natural Fibres, 5th Edition, Morrow, Durham.
Grieve, M.C.
1983 The Role of Fibers in Forensic Science Examinations. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 28(4): 877-887.
1990 Fibers and Their Examination in Forensic Science. Forensic Science Progress, 4: 44-125.
1994 Fibers and Forensic Science - New Ideas, Developments, and Techniques. Forensic Science Review, 6(1):59-80.
1996 The Perspecitve for Fiber Examinations in the Year 2000. A Presentation before the FBI International Symposium on the Examination of Trace
Evidence in Transition, San Antonio, Texas.
2000a A Survey on the Evidential Value of Fibres and on the Interpretation of the Findings in Fibre Transfer Cases. Part 1 - Fibre Frequencies. Science
and Justice, 40(3):189-200.
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