Broken Bones: Anthropological Analysis of Blunt Force Trauma
by Wedel, Vicki L., M.D., Galloway, Alison, Ph.D.
Broken Bones delivers a thorough anthropological examination of blunt force trauma, emphasizing the analysis of skeletal fractures. It serves as a vital tool for forensic anthropologists, detailing injury patterns and their interpretive significance in professional practice.
About This Book
This book offers an in-depth anthropological perspective on blunt force trauma, focusing on the analysis of broken bones in skeletal remains.
Authored by experts Vicki L. Wedel, M.D., and Alison Galloway, Ph.D., it examines the patterns and implications of such injuries in forensic contexts.
The content is designed for professionals in anthropology and related fields, providing a comprehensive resource for understanding trauma mechanisms.
Through systematic study, the book aids in interpreting skeletal evidence for applications in forensic investigations and bioarchaeology.
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