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Sue Black

Unveiling Life's Secrets: The Untold Story of Our Bones

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Author: Sue Black

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781951627805

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/30/2020

Audiobook length: 31min

Written in Bone by Sue Black Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: 1. The Brain Box: Neurocranium

00:0069:35

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Chapter 2: 2. The Face: Viscerocranium

00:0079:45

Chapter 3: 3. The Spine: Vertebral Column

00:0068:49

Chapter 4: 4. The Chest: Thorax

00:0057:44

Chapter 5: 5. The Throat: Hyoid and Larynx

00:0009:47

Chapter 6: 6. The Pectoral Girdle

00:0043:45

Chapter 7: 7. The Pelvic Girdle

00:0023:56

Chapter 8: 8. The Long Bones

00:0064:53

Chapter 9: 9. The Hand

00:0057:11

Chapter 10: 10. The Foot

00:0056:12

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Who should listen Written in Bone by Sue Black

"Written in Bone" by Sue Black is an engaging audiobook that appeals to a wide range of listeners, particularly those interested in forensic science, archaeology, and anthropology. It’s an excellent choice for students and professionals in these fields, as well as true crime enthusiasts who are curious about the science behind identifying human remains and understanding historical contexts. Additionally, anyone with a fascination for gripping storytelling infused with scientific insights will find this audiobook captivating and informative.

3 quotes from Written in Bone by Sue Black

"Our bones hold the stories of our lives – they speak of both our physical existence and our connections to the world around us."
"Every skeleton is a puzzle waiting to be solved, revealing not only how we died but also how we lived."
"In understanding our bones, we unlock the deeper narratives of humanity, connecting past lives to the present with every fracture and marking left behind."

Author : Sue Black

Professor Dame Sue Black is a distinguished anatomist and forensic anthropologist, recognized globally for her expertise in the field. Currently serving as the Pro-Vice Chancellor for Engagement at Lancaster University, she has played a pivotal role in high-profile forensic investigations, including her work as the lead anthropologist for the British Forensic Team in Kosovo and in the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami in Thailand. A prominent figure in the media, Sue's work has been featured in numerous documentaries, and she is best known for her leadership in the acclaimed BBC 2 series, History Cold Case.

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