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Bodies of Evidence: Forensic Fictions

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Showing posts with label phrenology. Show all posts
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Thursday, May 17, 2007

have you heard?


Here is a photograph of measured ears for Bertillon's criminal sorting process.
Posted by f at 7:31 PM No comments:
Labels: bertillon, bodies, criminal, ears, photography, phrenology
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