Indiana Bones

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The best results come when good human remains detection dog teams are combined with ground-penetrating radar, geophysical surveys and historical information, and – when feasible or desirable – confirmed with soil tests or excavation. Some archaeologists, forensic anthropologists, geologists, scientists – and even HRD dog handlers who know how challenging the work is – say they have great potential.

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Goodhope has continued working with park service archaeologists on lost slave cemeteries, Civil War sites and other early Native American sites. She already knew a great deal about the necropolis at Drvisica, having fully excavated and analysed the contents of three tombs there. Perhaps the mountain itself – used as the base of each burial chest – held on to the scent for thousands of years.Just downhill from where a number of human remains detection dogs had alerted during earlier training, “we actually saw a trail of bone coming down the side of the mound,” Martin says.

It’s also unclear what concentration of human remains a trained dog can detect, and which aspects of a given environment help retain the scent. He’s got superpowers and can sniff out criminals and – with his young friend and owner Aisha – solve mysteries that would flummox the world’s more expert detectives! The dog started showing intense interest at the mound, and Martin suspected that it wasn’t the more recent murder that held the dog’s attention.

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Bodies had lain in beehive-shaped tombs on this necropolis, part of the prehistoric hill fort of Drvisica, since the Iron Age. The new normal is certainly an odd time for us all but even more so for dogs who have become used to having us all around again.

Karen did CoolSculpting on the arms and an EmSculpt Neo procedure on the stomach to reduce belly fat. And Sullivan, now with the federal Bureau of Land Management, continues to work with dogs and handlers to locate, and avoid the destruction of, Native American sites. That “test run” was the beginning of a careful study on whether human remains detection dogs could be an asset to archaeologists. Karen explained later that the tattoo goes from the nape of her neck, covers her back, and extends down the backs of her thighs. This place is already cool as it is like working at the Skeleton Museum and then you add this cat to it.