3D imaging as a cracking approach to analysing and presenting skeletal fractures

Rhys Williams; Timothy Thompson; Caroline Orr; Gillian Taylor

3D imaging as a cracking approach to analysing and presenting skeletal fractures

Rhys Williams, Timothy Thompson, Caroline Orr, Gillian Taylor

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Abstract

Whilst literature regarding trauma analysis in archaeological contexts is currently lacking in comparison to forensic contexts, techniques for 3D imaging in forensic archaeology are rapidly developing. This research explores the use of 3D imaging for analysing projectile trauma in Ox crania recovered from Vindolanda. Vindolanda is a World Heritage Site on the Frontiers of the Roman Empire, known for its exceptional preservation of delicate and rare artefacts.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 24 Aug 2018
Event	European Meeting of Forensic Archaeology - Belfast, Ireland Duration: 23 Aug 2018 → 24 Aug 2018 Conference number: 7th

Conference

Conference	European Meeting of Forensic Archaeology
Abbreviated title	EMFA
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Belfast
Period	23/08/18 → 24/08/18

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3D imaging as a cracking approach to analysing and presenting skeletal fractures

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