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Foresnsic anthropologist Clea Koff recounts her experiences digging up the mass graves in Rwanda, Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo with the UN International Criminal Tribunal to discover evidence of genocide .
Very distubing, very powerful.
The book talks about how the scientists would do the actual exhumantions, deal with the corpses and skelatons, personal effects ofthe dead, and how survivors reacted. Also talks about travel and living in war torn countries,and how huge the culture shock was upon returning to the US.
Very distubing, very powerful.
The book talks about how the scientists would do the actual exhumantions, deal with the corpses and skelatons, personal effects ofthe dead, and how survivors reacted. Also talks about travel and living in war torn countries,and how huge the culture shock was upon returning to the US.