ISSN: 0022-1198
CODEN: JFSCA
Published Online: 1 April 1975
Page Count: 11

Tool Marks in Bones and Cartilage
Bonte, W
Research Assistant, Institute of Legal Medicine, University of Göttingen,

(Received 19 August 1974; accepted 3 October 1974)

Abstract

Tool mark examinations hold an eminent place in criminal routine work. Since the fundamental treatises of Kockel [1–3], the examination technique has continually been improved and extended to numerous methods of criminal investigation. Thomas [4] has given a fascinating survey of this development and has listed a series of notable authors. Further important publications are those by Mezger et al [5], Burd and Kirk [6], Burd and Greene [7–9], Flynn [10], Biasotti [11], Burd and Gilmore [12], Rees and Cundy [13], and, in German publications, by Mezger et al [14,15], Nippe [16], Specht [17,18], Bessemans [19], Angermayer et al [20], Winkler [21], Katona [22], and Hantsche and Schwarz [23].

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Paper ID: JFS10278J
DOI: 10.1520/JFS10278J
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