The Mary Rose: A Glimpse into Tudor Life and Death The Mary Rose, a flagship of King Henry VIII’s navy, sank during the Battle of the Solent in 1545, taking the lives of over 400 sailors. Preserved in the sediment...

Forensic odontology, a fascinating branch of forensic science, has its roots in ancient history. One remarkable case from Ancient Rome offers an early example of dental identification—Agrippina's use of dental peculiarities to identify the remains of her rival, Lollia...

The assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 B.C. stands as a monumental event in history, marking the end of the Roman Republic and setting the stage for the rise of the Roman Empire. While the political ramifications are well-documented,...

The quest to uncover deception has intrigued humanity for centuries, but few realize that the roots of modern lie detection trace back to ancient Greece. Erasistratus, a pioneering physician and anatomist, made groundbreaking observations about the connection between physiological...

Introduction Have you ever wondered how forensic experts analyze complex samples from crime scenes? Chromatography holds fascinating clues that can reveal crucial information in forensic investigations. Chromatography plays a pivotal role in understanding the substances involved in criminal cases by...