Latta, Sara L. Bones
Enslow 2011 104p 23.95 978-0-7660-3669-7
ms/hs VG-BNS
This volume in the rue Forensic
Crime Stories series deals with forensic anthropology. History and current practice are explored
through a series of case studies, highlighting the ways in which the science
developed and is used today. Color photos
and true life case studies bring the science of forensic anthropology to life
fro middle readers. High school readers
will also find much of interest in this volume.
The history and development of the science is explored, and numerous
stories highlight different aspects of forensics in solving murders, as far
back as 1849, and up to the present day.
Chapter notes, bibliographical references, a glossary and index complete the volume. It will provide basic information in an interesting format that will appeal to reluctant readers, and encourage older readers to find out more about the science. True Forensic Crime Stories (Enslow) This book is part of the True Forensic Crime Stories series. There are 6 books in the series at this time. The overall focus of these volumes is on different types of crime evidence, with case studies to illustrate. Forensic anthropology Pat Naismith
Chapter notes, bibliographical references, a glossary and index complete the volume. It will provide basic information in an interesting format that will appeal to reluctant readers, and encourage older readers to find out more about the science. True Forensic Crime Stories (Enslow) This book is part of the True Forensic Crime Stories series. There are 6 books in the series at this time. The overall focus of these volumes is on different types of crime evidence, with case studies to illustrate. Forensic anthropology Pat Naismith
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