Introduction To Forensic Anthropology
Es wurden insgesamt 16 Einträge zu 'Introduction To Forensic Anthropology' gefunden (Stand: 27.02.2010).
Sehen Sie sich die aktuell angebotenen Bücher zu 'Introduction To Forensic Anthropology' an.
Steven,Byers: Introduction to Forensic Anthropology A Textbook, Allyn & Bacon, Februar 2009 ISBN: 0205725198
Comprehensive and engaging, Byers's Introduction to Forensic Anthropology, 3e uses thoughtful pedagogy to lead students step-by-step through the most current and detailed forensic anthropology material available today. This one-of-a-kind text offers comprehensive coverage of all of the major topics in the field of forensics with accuracy, intensity, and clarity. Extensive illustrations and photos ensure that the text is accessible for students. As one reviewer says, There is no other source available that is so comprehensive in its coverage of the methods and issues in the current practice of forensic anthropology. Another raves, The first edition has been a big hit with my students, and I have been very pleased with the ease with which this text has corresponded to my class lecture structure ...I am anxiously awaiting the next edition!<
NEUBUCH! 234 mm x 177 mm x 22 mm Einband:Gebunden
[SW: Social Science / Anthropology / Physical]
Schwartz, Jeffrey H. Skeleton Keys: An Introduction to Human Skeletal Morphology, Development, and Analysis, New York Oxford University Press 1995
0-19-505638-8 As New Condition
From the Publisher An inquiry into why we should study and practice human osteology,Skeleton Keys: An Introduction to Human Skeletal Morphology, Development, and Analysis is a unique, integrative textbook that is relevant to many different types of analyses and interests, including theoretical aspects of development as well as practical elements of classroom work, laboratory studies, and field situations routinely encountered by physical anthropologists, archaeologists, and forensic pathologists. Designed as much more than a manual on skeletal analysis, this book is as concerned with the foundations for the morphologies that osteologists typically study as with the analysis of the morphologies themselves. This book includes much more basic morphology than other osteology texts, and it also places emphasis on understanding the development of adult morphology, from the cellular levels of bone and tooth formation to the theoretical aspects of the determination of size and shape of these structures. Another area of concentration deals with how sexual difference, normal variation, and certain pathological conditions can be better understood in a developmental context. Because of this integrated presentation, particular information (for example, on variation in facet or foramen number, abnormalities in bone growth and regulation, sexually dimorphic features, and supernumerary structures) is included in the descriptions and discussions of individual bones and regions so that a fuller perspective of our own species,Homo sapiens, can be achieved. In addition to offering practical aspects of analysis--such as determining age or sex, or taking measurements for the calculation of various indices--theauthor intersperses the text with theoretical discussions of the relevance of pursuing osteological analyses. Most importantly, whether in discussing the morphology and development of individual bones, the criteria often employed in the determination of age, sex, and populational affinity, or the differential diagnosis of diseases,Skeleton Keys accomplishes much more than providing background information. Useful and accessible for students and researchers in physical, biological, medical, and methods anthropology, forensic pathology, and archaeology, Skeleton Keys presents osteology as a vibrant field with a plethora of research avenues waiting to be pursued, thereby encouraging readers to imagine and aspire to future possibilities in research and study. Synopsis An inquiry into why we should study and practice human osteology,Skeleton Keys: An Introduction to Human Skeletal Morphology, Development, and Analysis is a unique, integrative textbook that is relevant to many different types of analyses and interests, including theoretical aspects of development as well as practical elements of classroom work, laboratory studies, and field situations routinely encountered by physical anthropologists, archaeologists, and forensic pathologists. Designed as much more than a manual on skeletal analysis, this book is as concerned with the foundations for the morphologies that osteologists typically study as with the analysis of the morphologies themselves. This book includes much more basic morphology than other osteology texts, and it also places emphasis on understanding the development of adult morphology, from the cellular levels of bone and tooth formation to the theoretical aspects of the determination of size and shape of these structures. Another area of concentration deals with how sexual difference, normal variation, and certain pathological conditions can be better understood in a developmental context. Because of this integrated presentation, particular information (for example, on variation in facet or foramen number, abnormalities in bone growth and regulation, sexually dimorphic features, and supernumerary structures) is included in the descriptions and discussions of individual bones and regions so that a fuller perspective of our own species,Homo sapiens, can be achieved. In addition to offering practical aspects of analysis--s Textbook Hardcover 10.5 in x 7.3 in x 1.0 in
[SW: Human skeleton, Forensic osteology]
Myriam Nafte: Flesh and Bone: An Introduction to Forensic Anthropology, ISBN: 1594603006
Flesh and Bone: An Introduction to Forensic Anthropology offers the reader a solid background in forensic anthropology by out- lining some of the methods and procedures that best define the... Format: Paperback Condition: New
Bass, Dr. Bill and Jon Jefferson, introduction by Patricia Cornwell. Death's Acre: inside the legendary forensic lab, the Body Farm, where the dead do tell tales. NY: Putnam, (2003).
fluency of a secret language that helps condemn the wicked and free those who have done no wrong.. Years come and go as do the dead who have been reduced to ashes and bone, and all of Dr. Bass's patient translation addes to the.
1st ptg, Photos. VG.
[SW: Forensics Anthropology Tennessee Human skeletons Crime labs Identification,]