Blogs about: Forensic Anthropology
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Announcing FOROST, A Forensic Osteology Metabase
As you may have noticed, I’ve taken a bit of a blogging hiatus. I have actually taken the time off to write some software in Python that I hope to release soon… a project that you may have… more →
Anthropology.net
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Ace wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m thinking about doing the unit on crime scene forensics next semester. (In America that stu … more →
Excellent book: Death's Acre - Beyond the Body Farm
Forensic Scientist wrote 2 weeks ago: What happens to the human body after it dies? Well, after the TV program two nights ago about what h … more →
The Body Farm
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Forensic Scientist wrote 1 month ago: After having spoken with some friends and colleagues recently, it became apparent that the field of … more →
You'll thank me later
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psbtw wrote 1 month ago: I am what you’d call a TV imperialist. Like any good empire-builder, it’s my mission to … more →
Stuck in The Middle
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laurasworthlesswords wrote 1 month ago: I’m getting worse and worse every week at updating my blog, I do feel bad about it but there a … more →
From Bones of Immigrants, Stories of Pain
goingcoastal wrote 1 month ago: A few weeks ago, a hearse left Tom Amorosi’s brownstone in Park Slope with the remains of 36 people … more →
Bones TV Series
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ladybugfreak wrote 2 months ago: Serial Bones ini menceritakan tentang kasus-kasus criminal yang melibatkan tengkorak dan tulang manu … more →
Bones Season Premiere
Marista wrote 2 months ago: Booth and Brennan Last night was the Bones season premiere, and while we were all waiting desperatel … more →
Body Parts and Patricia’s Law
D.P. Lyle, MD wrote 3 months ago: New Jersey has a problem. It seems that body parts have been washing up on the Jersey Shore. Legs an … more →
Fond Du Lac Jane Doe: A Unique Method for Corpse ID
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D.P. Lyle, MD wrote 3 months ago: The ME will use any and all tools at his disposal to help identify an unknown corpse. Such is the ca … more →
Niche Books: Booking Through Thursday
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elizabethwillse wrote 5 months ago: Fun question from Booking Through Thursday: What niche books do you read? Asking about the esoteric … more →
Bones
keepingtim3 wrote 6 months ago: The delightfully naive Dr Temperance Brennan (Emily Deschanel) continues to delight with her quirkin … more →
Interesting Anthropology and Paleontology News
afarensis, FCD wrote 6 months ago: There is some interesting news relating to anthropology and evolution – over and above Darwini … more →
More life thoughts & 'Inglourious Basterds' script review
reverendgodless wrote 6 months ago: I’m bored, & trying to stay awake for another hour so I don’t wake up at the ass-cra … more →
The mystery of Everett Ruess
zinjanthropus wrote 7 months ago: I have a friend whose dream is to go out and live in the forest, “Into the Wild”-style. … more →
Digital Rights Management and Anthropology « another anthro blog
rihannanu wrote 7 months ago: As I posted previously here, In the 1st of May 2009, we will be celebrating the first Open Access An … more →
Sequencing Ancient DNA: A Mammoth on the Tip of the Iceberg?
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Kelly Grooms wrote 7 months ago: Sitting on my kitchen counter, atop a pile of junk mail I have yet to throw away, is the current iss … more →
Machu Picchu, Lost Civilizations, and the Resolving Power of DNA Analysis
Robert Deyes wrote 7 months ago: “We are on our way to Machu Picchu”. These were the words to which I awoke on a warm Jul … more →
Shall These Bones Live?
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sledpress wrote 7 months ago: This is cool even if a dog is involved. Seems this professor of osteology wanted his bones, post mor … more →
