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Forensic Geology and Criminal Investigation
Intriguing, informative, and eminently readable, Evidence from the Earth is a must-read for all who are keen on forensic science - student, professional, and mystery buff alike. From cases of safecracking and purloined palm trees to tales of kidnapping and murder, author Ray Murray leads readers through some of the most fascinating investigations involving forensic geology. This 5 1/2"x 8 1/2" paperback has 227 pages that are packed with detailed information. See table of contents at the bottom of this page. Raymond C. Murray, author.
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Evidence from the Earth: Forensic Geology and Criminal Investigation - Table of Contents
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1. Forensic Geology in the Headlines
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1
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2. From Sherlock Holmes to the Present
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35
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3. Using Earth Materials as Evidence
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47
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4. Origin and Distribution of Earth Materials
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65
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5. Artificial and Commercial Earth Materials
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99
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6. Evidence Collection
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113
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7. Examination Methods
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123
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8. Additional Geophysical Methods and Instruments
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161
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9. Mine, Mineral, Gem, and Art Fraud
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175
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10. Forensic Geology: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
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189
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Glossary
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199
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Additional Resources
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213
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Index
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219
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