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1 online resource (streaming video file) (200 min.) : flv file, sound |
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The world is full of mysteries and some of the most intriguing emerge from the soil - stories lying deep within buried bones. Most people think of the skeleton as a static part of the human body, but bones in the hands of forensic anthropologist Dr. Elizabeth Murray and her crew of experts can reveal clues about peoples' identities, lifestyles, and even the cause of their deaths. In each hour-long episode of Buried Secrets, Dr. Murray and experts from the fields of history, archeology, anthropology and forensic sciences solve mysteries by listening to what the bones have to say. By identifying hundreds of sets of skeletal remains washed out by a flood, a community is able to rebury their loved ones again. By documenting the wounds of massacred victims buried in haste during a civil war, the crew provides evidence for future prosecutions. From a crypt of bones uncovered in the basement of a 19th century Music Hall to the exhumed remains of five Colorado miners who may have been victims of murder and cannibalism, each episode of Buried Secrets tells a surprising and entertaining tale. Buried Secrets is a captivating 4-hour series where intuition, dogged research and advanced anthropological forensic science take a fresh look at old bones in order to solve the mysteries of life and death. It all begins with the bones .. |
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Anthropology |
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History - Ancient |
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Originally produced by New Dominion Pictures in 2005 |
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In English |
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Internet videos.
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Internet videos.
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Vidéos sur Internet.
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Streaming video
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New Dominion Pictures (Firm),
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