ArtiFacts: Richard Satterlee's Bone Saw (original) (raw)
Reciprocating saws as tools of dismemberment: analysis of class characteristics and practical utility
Jacqueline Berger
2017
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Surgical Instruments and the development of the steel trades in eighteenth-century Britain
Alun Withey
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Knife and Saw Toolmark Analysis in Bone: A Manual Designed for the Examination of Criminal Mutilation and Dismemberment-Final Technical Report
Luis L Cabo
2010
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Knife and Saw Toolmark Analysis in Bone: A Manual Designed for the Examination of Criminal Mutilation and Dismemberment
Erin Chapman
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Origins of eponymous instruments in spine surgery
Azam Basheer
Journal of neurosurgery. Spine, 2018
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The English Handsaws Before Industrialization
Ted Ingraham
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ArtiFacts
Alan Hawk
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2018
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The Origins of Bone Tool Technologies: an introduction.
Alejandro García-Moreno
2018
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Eponymous Instruments in Orthopaedic Surgery
stephen sundberg
The Iowa orthopaedic journal, 2017
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Manufacturing the American Axe: Radical Technological Change
tom sanders
Journal of Minerals, Metals and Material Sciences., 1997
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Circular saw-related fatalities: A rare case report, review of the literature, and forensic implications
František Novomeský
Legal Medicine, 2016
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Complex table saw hand injury-case report
Alexa Gabriela
Romanian Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology
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The chain saw in Swedish forestry
Jonny Hjelm
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 1991
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The origins of bone tool technologies: an introduction, by JAROD M. HUTSON · ALEJANDRO GARCÍA-MORENO · ELISABETH S. NOACK · ELAINE TURNER · ARITZA VILLALUENGA · SABINE GAUDZINSKI-WINDHEUSER
Jarod Hutson
2018
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Surgical Instruments as a Window into the Profession's Past
Alistair Kwan
The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 2008
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The Origins of Bone Tool Technologies [Full Text] (edited by Jarod M. Hutson, Alejandro García-Moreno, Elisabeth S. Noack, Elaine Turner, Aritza Villaluenga & Sabine Gaudzinski-Windheuser)
Jarod Hutson
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Unusual suicide using a table saw
Petr Hejna
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, 2013
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Robert Liston's Surgical Instruments: UCL Scientific and Engineering Collections Research
Kerry Lotzof
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Our Master (saw) Part II
muhammad S khan
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Inspirations of War: Innovations in Prosthetics after the Civil War
Savannah Clark
2018
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The origins of bone tool technologies: conclusions and future directions, by JAROD M. HUTSON · ALEJANDRO GARCÍA-MORENO · ELISABETH S. NOACK · ELAINE TURNER · ARITZA VILLALUENGA · SABINE GAUDZINSKI-WINDHEUSER
Jarod Hutson
2018
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"Surgical Saws and Cutting-Edge Agency" in Jurkowlaniec, Matyjaszkiewicz and Sarnecka, eds, The Agency of Things in Medieval and Early Modern Art (2017)
Jack Hartnell, Grażyna Jurkowlaniec, Zuzanna Sarnecka
2017
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The Bowie Knife: Unsheathing an American Legend (review)
Nathan Bender
Journal of American Folklore, 2007
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RemanufacturingandEvaluationofAlZahrawi's Surgicalinstruments,AlMokhdeaasScalpel Handle
arman Zargaran
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Our Master (saw) Part III
muhammad S khan
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Rethinking Modern Prostheses in Anglo-American Commodity Cultures, 1820-1939
Natalie Prizel
Manchester University Press, 2017
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The Origins of Bone Tool Technologies: conclusions and future directions.
Alejandro García-Moreno
2018
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The Debate of the Carpenter's Tools revisited
John Clark
Tools and Trades History Society Newsletter 119, 2012
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Circular saw misuse is related to upper limb injuries: a cross-sectional study
Flávio Faloppa
Clinics, 2019
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The perfect scythe- and other implements 2005
janken myrdal
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Pappu RS. 1971. Some Unusual Tool-Types from Anagwadi. Purattatva 4:58-62
Raghunath Pappu
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The handaxe reconsidered
Thomas Wynn
Evolutionary anthropology, 2018
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Document Title: Knife and Saw Toolmark Analysis in Bone: A Manual Designed for the Examination of Criminal Mutilation and Dismemberment
Luis L Cabo
2010
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Death caused by a chain saw--homicide, suicide or accident? A case report with a literature review (with 11 illustrations)
Hansjuergen Bratzke
Forensic Science International
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From Choppers to Tabular Knives: the Morphologies, Functions and Implications of an early Holocene Tool Class
Francis "Jess" Robinson, John Crock
Journal of Vermont Archaeology, 2006
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