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Book SynopsisPart I. Forensic Archaeology out of Crime Scenes.- Chapter 1. Cutting-edge Methodologies for Searching Missing Persons.- Chapter 2. Homicide Reconstruction from Metal Paint Particles in Urban Soil.- Chapter 3. Prospects for the development of forensic archaeology in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.- Chapter 4. Forensic archaeology and anthropology within Swedish law enforcement agencies.- Chapter 5. Hands-on workshops on Forensic Archaeology in Europe: benefits and requirements.- Chapter 6. Forensic Archaeology, Forensic Taphonomy, and Outdoor Crime Scene Reconstruction in America: Personal Perspectives, 40 Years in the Making.- Chapter 7. When forensic entomology becomes essential to document forensic archaeology: enlightening burials with insects.- Part II. Forensic Anthropology and Humanitarian Investigations.- Chapter 8. The Mass Grave Project.- Chapter 9. Complex context - current perspectives on forensic anthropology and taphonomy in Switzerland.- Chapter 10. Investigations into the crimes of the Soviet totalitarian regime in Lithuania - search for the clandestine graves of Lithuanian Freedom Fighters.- Chapter 11. Forensic Archaeological Investigations of the former Mother and Baby Home at Tuam, Ireland.- Chapter 12. Recovering Commonwealth soldiers in France, a forensic archaeology approach.- Chapter 13. The need for forensic archaeology in the investigation of aircraft crash sites.- Part III. Heritage Crimes.- Chapter 14. Forensic Archaeology and Heritage Crimes.- Chapter 15. Heritage Protection by Local Police and Forensic Archaeologists.- Chapter 16. The Human Remains Trade in Spain.
