Bibliograph

Bones never lie, how forensics helps solve history's mysteries, Elizabeth MacLeod

Type

Label

Bones never lie, how forensics helps solve history's mysteries, Elizabeth MacLeod

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Bones never lie

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

830668265

Responsibility statement

Elizabeth MacLeod

Sub title

how forensics helps solve history's mysteries

Summary

Uses forensic sciences to try to solve some of the world's mysteries, including how Napoleon died, the identity of the Man in the Iron Mask, and the fate of Thailand's King Rama

Table Of Contents

Terror in the Jungle: How Did an Entire Maya Royal Family Die? Crime-Solvers' Arsenal: Archaeology -- Deadly Exile: Was Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte Poisoned? Crime-Solvers' Arsenal: Autopsy -- Identity Unknown: Who Was the Man in the Iron Mask? Crime-Solvers' Arsenal: Deductive Reasoning -- Murder, Accident, or Suicide? The Puzzling Death of Thailand's King Rama VIII Crime-Solvers' Arsenal: The Crime Scene -- Russian Riddle: Did Grand Duchess Anastasia Survive a Royal Massacre? Crime-Solvers' Arsenal: Establishing Identity -- Mysterious Egyptian Ending: How Did King Tut Die? Crime-Solvers' Arsenal: Medical Imagery (CT Scans) -- Lost Prince: What Was the Fate of Marie-Antoinette's Son? -- Crime-Solvers' Arsenal: DNA

Target audience

juvenile

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