In addition to explaining procedures and interpretations of investigating buried remains, Forensic archaeologists Hunter, Simpson, and Colls show how the work must be carried out in the real muddled world where academic rigor, professional standards, legal requirements, and political constraints do not always harmonize. They cover buried remains; search theory and the landscape; search application; search design; longer-term "no-body" cases; recovery, stratigraphy, and destruction; recovery, sampling, and dating; and the investigation of multiple burials. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)