Human remains, boot & parachute fragments: How Gujarat varsity helped US identify 3 missing WWII airmen
In a joint effort by National Forensic Sciences University and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the identification of ...
MIT Technology Review17d
An ancient man’s remains were hacked apart and kept in a garage
archaeologists tend to focus on specific research questions they might want to answer, and excavate only enough to answer those questions, says Karl Harrison, a forensic archaeologist at the ...
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Ancient Vesuvius victim's brain turned to glass by extreme ash cloud heat
Pier Paolo Petrone, a forensic archaeologist at the University of Naples Federico II, was studying remains first excavated in the 1960s of what is believed to be a 20-year-old man. Petrone was ...
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Smithsonian Channel documentary explores ‘Adolf Island,’ a British isle that housed concentration camps
Caroline Sturdy Colls, a British professor and forensic archaeologist perhaps best known for her 2014 documentary on Treblinka, explores the island in a documentary called “Adolf Island ...
MIT Technology Review18d
How a volcanic eruption turned a human brain into glass
But they are still yielding surprises. Around five years ago, Pier Paolo Petrone, a forensic archaeologist at the University of Naples Federico II, was studying remains first excavated in the ...
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Archaeologist Hand-Sculpts Reconstructions Of People Who Lived Thousands Of Years Before Us
unlike most in forensic science, did not resort to using a computer-aided approach, but instead used his hands. For Oscar ...
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Forensic analysis exonerates doctor in a 19th century Porto poisoning case
A recent forensic reanalysis has upended a 130-year-old poisoning case, exonerating Dr. Urbino de Freitas, a 19th-century physician from Porto who was convicted of poisoning his relatives to ...