August 28th 2015
Morning session - 09:00 – 13:00
Welcome and introduction
09:00 –
10:40
The criminal Centre of the National Gendarmerie
European collaboration and ENFSI; an update
Relation CSI and forensic archeology
10:40 –
Coffee break : 10:40 – 11:00
11:00
11:00 – Archaeological excavation and CSI investigation; similar
13:00
but a world apart
An artefact or an exhibit? Practical problems of an
archaeologist's cooperation with law enforcement
The increasing role of the anthropologist in the search
for the missing
French national agency of investigation on crimes
against Humanity
Application of Methods from Forensic Archaeology
and Anthropology in the prosecution of Crimes against
humanity in Northern Somalia
Lunch break : 13:00 – 14:00
Afternoon session - 14:00 – 17:30
14:00 –
The search for and recovery a victim of a 1978
15:40
paramilitary execution
Mass grave : training and practice
Searching cadavers : The use of dogs
15:40 –
16:00
SCHULIAR, GROEN,
INRAP Director
SCHULIAR
GROEN
BOON
GROEN
TRZCINSKI
MARQUEZ GRANT
CAPAROS
RIVERA
KNUPFER & HILL
WESSLING
SERGENT
break : 15:40 – 16:00
Current situation and the perspectives of Forensic Archaeology in
Austria
Interdisciplinary investigations in taphonomical field:
Russian experience
(titre à venir)
An introduction to the forensic archaeological study on
miner remains of the Second World War in Northeast
China
End 17:30
BANKLER
SCHVEDCHIKOVA
OLSSON Jesper
ZHANH et HAN
August 29th 2015
Morning session –09:00 – 13:00
09:00 – Exhumation and body recovery: a review of field operations in
10:40
Strasbourg
DELABARDE
Collaboration between archeo-anthropologist and pathologist :
the exemple of the institute of forensic medecine of Nancy
MARTRILLE &
LEFEBVRE
Forensic Archeology and Anthropology at the Forensic
Sciences Laboratory of the French Gendarmerie : Overview
and perspectives.
COULOMBEIX
Geophysics and the Search for Buried, Hidden and Sunken
Objects
RUFFELL
On the use of ground penetrating radar for judicial purposes:
successes and limitations
GALOU
10:40 –
Coffee break : 10:40 – 11:00
11:00
11:00 – Preservation of human remains and associated materials such
13:00 as clothing and personal effects for use within forensic search
JANAWAY
The effect of lime on decay
SCHOTSMAN
Human VS non-human. Bone identification using 3D
microstructural cortical analysis
RITTEMARD
Micro X-ray fluorescence : an efficient tool for ballistic impact
characterisation. Interest for bone lesion.
PETIT
Unknown Human Remains from the Untersberg (Salzburg) - an
unususal case of forensic-archaeological identification of
contemporary historical relevance
KIESSLICH
Lunch break : 13:00 – 14:00
Afternoon session – 14:00 – 18:00
14:00 –
15:40
The investigation into the provenance of three stolen 17th
century Dutch cannon
DE LEEUWE et
BOON
Courtroom, cemetery, and classroom: the different aspects of
the forensic knowledge
BARONE
"An artefact or an exhibit? Practical problems of an
archaeologist's cooperation with law enforcement
BORKOWSKI
“Forensic Archaeology and Multidisciplinary Collaboration in
a Criminal Investigation - A Case Study”
MAC KINNON
15:40 –
16:00
break : 15:40 – 16:00
16:00 –
17:20
“The Untersberg Bones” – An Unusual Case of ForensicArchaeological Human Identification of Contemporary
Historical Relevance
KAN et
KIESSLICH
The Postmortem Interval Database: A Study of Decomposition
in UK Environments
ROBERTS
Forensic Archaeology and Victim Identification: a mutual
enrichment
DEKENS
Neltume, Uncovering the Truth: A Forensic Archaeological
Approach.
STOCKINS
End 18:00