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A Critical Look at Methods for Recovering, Evaluating, and Interpreting Cremated Human Remains
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  • 1993Bone fragment size and weights of bone from modern British cremations and the implications for the interpretation of archaeological cremations151 cited
  • 1996Standardization Model for Describing the Extent of Burn Injury to Human Remains87 cited
  • 1998Personal Identification on the Basis of Antemortem and Postmortem Radiographs75 cited
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