Luminescence of thermally altered human skeletal remains

Bioarchaeology: Scientific Studies of Archaeological Human Skeletal Remains

Bioarchaeology is an interdisciplinary academic specialty, which through the scientific analysis and interpretation of archaeological human skeletal remains, bridges the link between the biological sciences, medicine, anthropology and social sciences. The cornerstone of bioarchaeology is the interaction between culture and human biology. Since the study of people and ancient societies is one of...

Preliminary Findings on Human Skeletal Remains from Harappan site of Farmana

The present paper deals with the primary observations conducted on human skeletal remains excavated at Harappan siteof Farmana. The site (29°02’22”N and 76°18’21”E) in the jurisdiction of Meham block of Rohtak district, Haryana, islocally known as Daksh Kheda. Three cultural phases have been identified; Early Harappan, Mature Harappan and LateHarappan, dating back to 2500 BC. In all 70 burial p...

DIRECT LUMINESCENCE AND THERMALLY STIMULATED LUMINESCENCE OF 4H CdI2

Direct luminescence (DL) spectra of 4H Cd12 in the spectral region 1.8-3.4 eV at temperatures between 9.3 and 215 K and thermally stimulated luminescence (TSL) spectra are reported. The DL spectra consist of several overlapping broad emission bands. These bands are due to radiative recombination of localized (trapped) electrons with localized (trapped) holes. With a simple theory, which takes i...

Identification of Skeletal Remains

Examination of Skeletal Remains