The Scientific Investigation of Mass Graves
Towards Protocols and Standard Operating Procedures
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- Editors:
- Margaret Cox, University of Southampton
- Ambika Flavel, Inforce Foundation, Bournemouth
- Ian Hanson, Bournemouth University
- Joanna Laver, Dorset Police Service
- Roland Wessling, Inforce Foundation, Bournemouth
- Date Published: January 2014
- availability: Available
- format: Paperback
- isbn: 9781107670938
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This book describes the detailed processes and techniques essential for the scientific investigation of atrocity crimes. It includes methods for the location, evaluation, excavation, recovery, and recording of mass graves and the analysis of human remains and other evidence in order to establish the identity of victims and the cause and manner of their deaths. This volume establishes protocols and standard operating procedures to guide standards and approaches that can be used for both judicial and humanitarian contexts. The procedures for field and mortuary application are flexible and can meet specific project aims, constraints, and contexts.
Read more- First book describing the excavation and analysis of mass graves and the victims within
- Describes setting up and managing temporary mortuaries
- Establishes protocols and standard operating procedures to guide standards and approaches
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"...a valuable work for professionals working in human remains indentification operations. Highly recommended." --Choice
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- Date Published: January 2014
- format: Paperback
- isbn: 9781107670938
- length: 594 pages
- dimensions: 254 x 178 x 30 mm
- weight: 1.02kg
- availability: Available
Table of Contents
1. Introduction and context
2. Protocols for the investigation of mass graves
3. Health and safety
4. Scenes of crime examination
5. Search, location, excavation, and recovery
6. Mortuary procedures I - pathology, radiography and the role of the anatomical pathology technologist
7. Mortuary procedures II - skeletal analysis 1: procedures and demographic assessment
8. Mortuary procedures III - skeletal analysis 2: techniques for determining identification
9. Forensic sciences
10. Ante-mortem data collection: interaction with families and communities.-
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