Dong Hoon Shin MD, PhD
Professor, Dept of Anatomy and Cell Biology/Institute of Forensic and Anthropological Science, Seoul National University College of Medicine, Seoul, South Korea
Korean Mummies of the Joseon Kingdom An Introduction for Archaeologists Edited by Dong Hoon Shin Associate Editor Chang Seok Oh, Jong Ha Hong H 203 x W 276 mm 276 pages 256 figures, 3 tables (colour throughout) Published Jan 2026 Archaeopress Archaeology ISBN Hardback: 9781805832058 Digital: 9781805832065 DOI 10.32028/9781805832058
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This book addresses two main topics. The first is forensic anthropology, which originally focused on criminal investigations and the anthropological examination of human remains. Over time, its application has expanded to include various projects, such as the recovery and identification of war casualties, among others. The second topic explored in this book is personal identification, a field developed to identify individuals by compiling biological profiles, including data on sex, age, height, pathological findings, and genetic markers, among other factors. Just a few decades ago, South Korea had little to no tradition in forensic anthropology or personal identification. However, thanks to the consistent efforts of forensic scientists over the years, these fields have grown significantly, producing remarkable research outcomes and accumulating extensive expertise in both forensic anthropology and personal identification. In fact, this book is a direct result of those efforts in ...
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