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These logs have been finally checked and are the logs to be used for the report

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These logs have been finally checked and are the logs to be used for the report

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GUYS CAN YOU PLEASE CHECK THE THREE FINAL DOCUMENTS SO THAT THE REST CAN BE DELETED ONCE AND FOR ALL

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GUYS CAN YOU PLEASE CHECK THE THREE FINAL DOCUMENTS SO THAT THE REST CAN BE DELETED ONCE AND FOR ALL

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ALL ARE NOW SIGNED AND PAIGE WE DO NOT NEED SIGNATURES ON YOUR STRATIGRAPHY BUT WE DO NEED THE EAR CHANGED ON THE WRITTEN EXCAVATION LOG FOR DIG SITE FOR MIKE AND CONNORS EAR - THANK YOU

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Searching for the IRA “Disappeared”: Ground-penetrating Radar Investigation of a Churchyard Burial Site, Northern Ireland

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https://www.dropbox.com/home/Forensic%20Archaeology?preview=IMG_0458.JPG

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2: Shareei, Angelina and Paige
1: Connor and Mike

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Please find a link to the drop box account with the photos for reference.

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Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again!

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Here is a report from a student last year for reference puposes only

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CIfA has developed a range of Regulations, Standards and Guidelines  to ensure that CIfA members work to high ethical and professional standards

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CIfA regulations, standards and guidelines | The Institute for Archaeologists

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CIfA has developed a range of Regulations, Standards and Guidelines that are binding on all members and Registered Organisations to ensure that CIfA members work to high ethical and professional standards. These documents are listed below (all documents in PDF format unless otherwise stated):

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Lighten the mood x

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This I found really useful for regaining basic knowledge

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Insights and introductions to the work of history's forensic experts - the archaeologists.

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Maybe be of use, regarding HSE Safety around excavations

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Please refer to Section 1

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You may wish to refer to relevant sections

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Please refer to section 19

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For those of you who haven't written a Crime Scene Report in a while here is a template you can work from.

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Here is a link to the 1st year presentation on Crime Scene Report Writing

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Criminal Justice Act Section 9 - Declaration

This statement consisting of ( ) pages, each signed by me, is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I make it knowing that if it is tendered in evidence, I shall be liable to prosecution if I have wilfully stated anything which I know to be false or do not believe to be true.
Qualifications & Experience
Academic Qualifications

Work Experience

Specialism.

"I am a Master of Science having obtained a 2.1 BSc Honours Degree in Forensic Biology and a MSc with Distinction in Forensic Archaeology and Crime Scene Investigation. I am member of the Forensic Science Society, the Institute for Archaeologist, the British Association for Forensic Anthropologists and the British Association for Human Identification. I specialise in the search, recovery and identification of human remains"

Circumstances
Brief description of what you understand to have happened.
'Information received'

General Aspects of Scientific Writing
Develop a style that gets your message across directly and unambiguously

Get the right balance between technical terms and explanation

Common mistakes:
No units in tables
Capital letters
Abbreviations

Forensic Statements
CSI Statements
Completed by SOCO or CSE.

Statement of fact.

What was observed, collected, documented.

Should not include opinion.

Will often included detailed logs of evidence numbers.

Helps to document continuity

You should include a copy of each log in your appendices.

You can refer to these throughout your report
Report Writing
THANK YOU!
Constructing a Crime Scene Report
The end point of any forensic examination is to present evidence in court.

This can be both in oral or written form.

Each case is unique so statements will be as well.

Deciding what to include and how much detail to give takes practice

Narative
A detailed account of all the actions which you undertook and the justification behind these actions. You should refer to photo numbers, exhibit numbers and logs where necessary.

You can write in 1st person
Appendices
Administration
The author is responsible for the content and must sign every page of the document.

It cannot be used as evidence if it has not been signed and dated.

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British Association for Forensic Anthropologists

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British Association for Human Identification

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Criminal Justice Act Section 9 - Declaration This statement consisting of ( ) pages, each signed by me, is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I make it knowing that if it is tendered in evidence, I shall be liable to prosecution if I have wilfully stated anything which I know to be false or do not believe to be true.Qualifications & ExperienceAcademic Qualifications Work Experience Specialism.

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Please refer to Section 9