The aim of any forensic inquiry concerning accidental or criminal cremations is to identify the victims. This identification depends on an essential approach: a careful collection and ultrasonic cleaning of the fragments and splinters of burned bones, and reconstruction - as far as possible - of bone specimens, which implies that forensic anthropologists are well experienced in the field of burned bones.
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Grévin, G., Bailet, P., Quatrehomme, G., & Ollier, A. (1998). Anatomical reconstruction of fragments of burned human bones: A necessary means for forensic identification. Forensic Science International, 96(2–3), 129–134. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0379-0738(98)00115-7
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