Studies in Crime: An Introduction to Forensic Archaeology

The study of forensic evidence using archaeology is a new discipline which has rapidly gained importance, not only in archaeological studies but also in the investigation of real crimes. Archaeological evidence is increasingly presented in criminal cases and has helped to secure a number of convictions. Studies in Crime surveys methods of searching for and locating buried remains, their practical recovery, the decay of human and associated death scene materials, the analysis and identification of human remains including the use of DNA, and dating the time of death. The book contains essential information for forensic scientists, archaeologists, police officers, police surgeons, pathologists and lawyers. Studies in Crime will also be of interest to members of the public interested in the investigation of death by unnatural causes, both ancient and modern.

Roberts, Charlotte

Martin, Anthony

Pollard, Mark

Hunter,John

Heron, Carol

Knupfer, Geoffrey

History

Routledge

The fact that there are special problems in the care of the elderly in the community is ample justification for writing a separate volume on the subject. The knowledge that there are increasing numbers of older people in virtually every country in the world makes it all the more important that the family physician should have sympathy with and understanding of the problems of them, since they are lilcely to make up a significant part of his worlcload and, increasingly, will take up more of his time and energy. There is a progressive amount of disability with advancing years, and this is particularly true of those aged 75 years and over. Increasing age is associated with serious impairment of hearing and vision, senses which younger people take for granted. Old age sees the arrival of major diseases of middle age with much greater frequency, such as ischaemic heart and cerebrovascular disease, diabetes mellitus and osteoarthritis. There are other disorders that are virtually confined to the elderly, such as fractures of the femoral neck, Paget's disease and myeloma. We now know that the disintegration of the con­ ducting tissue of the heart is largely an age-related phenomenon. Ageing processes affect every major organ system in the body and the impairment of physiological perfor­ mance resulting from these affects the elderly individual's response to infections, disease and environmental changes in complex ways that are not seen in younger people.

Problems in Geriatric Medicine (PROBLEMS IN PRACTICE SERIES)

Medical Books

Medicine

F.A. Davis Co.

Understanding Astral Projection: Exploration in a World Beyond the Body

Thorsons Pub.

Politics & Social Sciences

Archaeology

Baby Boomer

Biographies & Memoirs

Covenant Books

"In Him is the fullness of the godhead bodily and by Him all things consist..." We must not forget who is at the center of our faith. He is the wonderful counselor, Jesus Christ. He is our portion and our sufficiency It is time to recapture the greatest significance of our spiritual walk, which is to intently and intimately relate to Christ. He is the first fruit and forerunner of our spiritual experience. It is in Him that we are able to be called, "The sons of God." It is in Him that we are made whole, justified, and are declared righteous. However, to establish a fully committed relationship with Christ, we must be willing to go beyond merely learning about the details that surround His life and work. We must be willing to pour ourselves into His person, His way of life, and His very nature. The early disciples counted it an honor to live for Christ. However, it is clear in our modern day that we have lost perspective concerning what it means to know Him. We have the clich s and church antics practically down to a science. We have even sought to supplement godly living with our talents and giftedness; opposed to submitting and yielding to the power of God. Beloved, we must realize that spiritual living cannot be reduced to catchy phrases, self-centered prayers, a misuse or subjective approach to interpreting Scripture, or emotionally stimulating church services. Sadly, all of the aforementioned practices lead to little or no godly transformation. It is time to awaken to the reality of our conversion in Christ. It is time to identify with Him and to truly devote our lives for His cause He wants to bring us into a life changing encounter that will reshape the way that we view spiritual living, the church, and our fellowship with one another. "That we may know Him" unpacks the fundamental practice of what it means to be a devoted follower of Christ. It leads its readers toward a Christ-centered approach to spiritual and practical living, while debunking the misleading notions that attempt to secularize the Christian experience. The book engages and encourages believers to develop a perspective of what it means to know Christ in the purity of heart as He intended

That We May Know Him: Intently and Intimately Relating to Jesus Christ

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Outskirts Press

From Pain to Purpose

What's your story? Do you consider your well-being and need for self-care? Do you prioritize yourself, or are you last on your list of importance? Sometimes we neglect to see our value and worth due to several factors and conditions. Do you know that you are significant to God? How about seeing yourself through His eyes? Just You! Focusing on Your Value and Worth to God provides inspiring and exceptional insight for those seeking personal growth.

Just You: Focusing on Your Value and Worth to God

Fairytale Adventure Coloring Book: Coloring Book With 30 High Quality and Unique Illustration Related to Fairytale Adventure | Gifts For Kids And Adults

Arts & Photography

MartÍn

Drawing

Independently published

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