Murder Maps: Crime Scenes Revisited; Phrenology to Fingerprint 1811–1911

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This historical publication explores criminal investigation methods through the lens of cartography and forensic evolution. The cover features a stark red spine contrasted against a sepia-toned archival illustration of a map and anatomical imagery. It serves as an informative reference for those interested in the development of forensic science over the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

• · Covers the evolution of crime scene documentation
• · Examines historical techniques from phrenology to fingerprinting
• · Spans the era of 1811 to 1911
• · Features archival map illustrations