To Bodies Gone

Description: To Bodies Gone is the 130 year story of the anatomy department at the University of Dudee. The centre for Anatomy and Human Identification (CAHID) is recognised around the world for work in Forensic Anthropology, Facial Reconstruction, Infant Osteology, and ground-breaking work on criminal identification.

One constant throughout history has been the donation of bodies by selfless individuals- 'our silent techers'-who, as Professor Dame Sue Black reminds us, have given their ultimate gift to enrich teaching and research. This book tells their story through her own, and that of eight Cox Chair occupiers, along withe the many very special people who have made CAHID the vital place that it is.

'A fascinating insight into a world leading centre for the identification of human remains. We might write about this kind of thing but CAHID is the real deal.'- 

Stuart MacBride

Author: Small, Edward

Publisher: The Voyage Out Press

Publication Date: 22.11.2019

BIC: History

Weight(g): Unknown

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Pagination: 110 pages, 13 b/w illustrations (photographs)