FASE MEETING
FRIDAY 26 of SEPTEMBER 2008
ORAL PAPER PRESENTATION
MORNING SESSION
9H -9H45
Is forensic anthropology really forensic anatomy?
Black .S
University of Dundee, UK
BIOLOGICAL PROFILE
09H45 Development of a method to estimate skeletal age at death in adults using the
acetabulum and the auricular surface
Clotilde Rougé-Maillart Bruno Vielle, Nathalie Jousseta
Daniel Chappardb , Norbert Telmond MD, Eugenia Cunhae
University of ANGERS, France
10H An Evaluation of Statistical Methods for the Determination of Age of Death Using
Dental Root Translucency and Periodontosis
Martrille L1, Schmitt A.2, Saliba-Serre B.2, Tremblay M. 3, Baccino E.1
University of Montpellier, France.
10H15 Sex identification of the femur in modern Cretans: Radiographic versus osteometric
method
Kranioti F. Elena , Michalodimitrakis Manolis,
University of Crete,
10H30 Apples, Oranges, and Forensic Human Identification: Comparative DFA of Linear
and Geometric Morphometric Cranial Shape Variation
Patrick Randolph-Quinney
University of Dundee, UK.
10H45 Measurement of open apices of third molars to test chronological age of over 18year -olds in living subjects
Cameriere R, Ferrante L, De Angelis, Scarpino F
University of Macerata, Italy
BREAK
MISCELLANEOUS
11H30 A forensic anthropology case of dismemberment
: Eugénia Cunha*, Sónia Codinha*, Agostinho Santos, Francisco Costa Santos, Luisa Eiras,
Jorge Costa Santos, Steve Symes
Depart. of Anthropology, University of COIMBRA and Instituto Nacional de Medicina
Legal, Portugal
11H45 Trabecular quantification of the neonatal ilium - revealing origins of load bearing
structures
Craig A Cunningham
University of Dundee, Dundee, UK
12H Consumimur igni: the importance of forensic anthropology at the scene of crime of
charred bodies
D Gibelli1, D Porta1, P Poppa1, M Di Giancamillo2, V Regazzola1, D Schillaci3, E Agosta4,
M Grandi1, C Cattaneo1
University of Milano; Italy
LUNCH BREAK
AFTERNOON SESSION
MISCELLANEOUS
14H First autopsy evidences in Portugal
Maria Teresa FERREIRA1, Maria João NEVES1, Eugénia CUNHA, João PINHEIRO
University of Coimbra and Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal, Portugal
14H15 Identification of skeletal remains in an unusual fluvial transport.
E. Guareschi M.D., P. Frati M.D., G. Lanzi, G. Masotti Ph. D.
University of Parma, Italy.
14H 45 Forensic Anthropology and Forensic Odontology Practices in ATK
Yalçın Büyük1, A. Sadi Çağdır2, Hüseyin Afşin3, Keramettin Kurt4
Council of Forensic Medicine, Istanbul, Turkey
POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION and FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION
15H The national DVI training
Hackman L
University of Dundee, UK.
15H30 The Potential of Hand Geometry to Reliably Identify Individuals in Forensic
Investigations
Rachel Berry, Xanth D G Mallett-Telling, & Chris Rynn
University of Dundee, UK
BREAK
16H Determination of facial morphology from craniofacial detail
Caroline Wilkinson
University of Dundee, UK
16H15 Vein Mapping in Identification
Helen Meadows & Sue Black
University of Dundee, UK
16H45 Odontological identification in Milan: positive identification based on anatomical,
pathological and therapeutic morphological comparison
D De Angelis1, C Cattaneo1, D Gibelli1, M Grandi1
University of Milano, Italy
17H Forensic facial approximation : a case report .
Serrula F, Gomez M, Galindo C, Coello JM, Caanaveral J, GarciaP, Prieto JL, Verano V
Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Spain
17H 15 Facial soft tissue thicknesses for the Portuguese adult population
Codinha S.
University of Coimbra, Portugal
CONCLUSIVE REMARKS
Pr Eric BACCINO
FASE PRESIDENT
POSTER PRESENTATION
1/ Forensic anthropology and taphonomy in glacial environments
D. Gaudio (1, 2), A. Galassi (2), F. Nicolis (3), C. Bassi (3), N. Cappellozza (3), C. Cattaneo
(1).
(1) Laboratorio di Antropologia ed Odontologia Forense, Istituto di Medicina Legale di
Milano.
(2) U.O.S Medicina Necroscopica e Anatomia Patologica Forense, Ulss N.6, Vicenza.
(3) Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici della Provincia Autonoma di Trento.
forrensic anthropology and taphonomy in glacial environments
2/ Dismemberment as a method of body disposal: criminal profiling and analysis of
manner of mutilation
D Gibelli1, D Porta1, G Giovanetti1, L Solito1, M Picozzi2, M Grandi1, C Cattaneo1
1) LABANOF, Laboratorio di Antropologia e Odontologia Forense, Istituto di Medicina
Legale e delle Assicurazioni, Università degli Studi di Milano;
2) LIUC – Università Carlo Cattaneo, Castellanza (Varese)
