Silent Witness (Forensic Anthropology) Roxana Ferllini
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Silent Witness (Forensic Anthropology)

Author: Roxana Ferllini
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Book Title
Silent Witness (Forensic Anthropology)
Author
Roxana Ferllini
Book Condition
GOOD - EX-LIBRARY
ISBN
9780731811519
Book Format
Softcover
Publisher
Simon & Schuster
Year Published
2002
Forensic anthropologists, crucial members of a criminal investigation team, are often called upon to do the impossible. With often just small fragments of evidence to work with, they are requested to help solve a crime or identify human remains. By the careful study of bones and other forensic techniques, they can recreate the victim's identity and the means of death with seemingly impossible accuracy. Packed with over 350 photographs and 29 real-life case studies, Silent Witness offers a revealing and compelling look at the valuable investigative power of the forensic anthropologist.

Forensic anthropologists, crucial members of a criminal investigation team, are often called upon to do the impossible. With often just small fragments of evidence to work with, they are requested to help solve a crime or identify human remains. By the careful study of bones and other forensic techniques, they can recreate the victim's identity and the means of death with seemingly impossible accuracy. Packed with over 350 photographs and 29 real-life case studies, Silent Witness offers a revealing and compelling look at the valuable investigative power of the forensic anthropologist.

Forensic anthropologists, crucial members of a criminal investigation team, are often called upon to do the impossible. With often just small fragments of evidence to work with, they are requested to help solve a crime or identify human remains. By the careful study of bones and other forensic techniques, they can recreate the victim's identity and the means of death with seemingly impossible accuracy. Packed with over 350 photographs and 29 real-life case studies, Silent Witness offers a revealing and compelling look at the valuable investigative power of the forensic anthropologist.