In September 2014, Smithsonian forensic anthropologist Douglas Owsley will publish a new book entitled Kennewick Man: The Scientific Investigation of an Ancient American Skeleton, providing ...

Scientist Douglas Owsley and a team of specialists were allowed to conduct a 16-day study of the skeleton in 2005. The findings of the research are revisited in a new book Dr. Owsley co-edited ...

When the stone was pulled off the tomb, Douglas Owsley peered down into the burial ... owner of Second Story Books, a local used-book emporium. Stypeck says he found the skull in the collection ...

Douglas Owsley, a Smithsonian Institute anthropologist ... Owsley has just released a book co-written by Sally Walker called Their Skeletons Speak -- Kennewick Man and the Paleoamerican World.

2 Forensic anthropologist Douglas Owsley gave an illustrated talk on his work with Civil War remains, including excavations… Mr. Benedict talked about his book No Bone Unturned: The Adventures ...

For a man who has toiled amid some of the most horrific circumstances imaginable, Douglas Owsley remains remarkably enthusiastic about his work. "I love the moments when you come up with something ...

"My field is changing so fast," said Douglas Owsley, head of the Division of Physical Anthropology at the Smithsonian Institution's Museum of Natural History. "The kinds of information that I can get ...

Douglas Owsley is not bothered by this. He finds it possible to sleep on this floor of the natural history museum, when traffic keeps him from his home near Warrenton. Owsley has handled millions ...

Smithsonian forensic anthropologist Douglas Owsley said the human remains date ... Researchers named her “Jane” to give her an identity for a book explaining her story. Her remains were ...

Douglas Owsley, a forensic anthropologist from the ... where the baby was determined to be at least seven months old. A baby book discussed in court this week showed that the child was born ...

Famed Smithsonian Institution forensic anthropologist Douglas Owsley, whose study of cannibalism and Native American scalping rituals made him indispensable to confirming the first physical ...

Nothing in the NAGPRA regulations, Owsley says, prevents scientific study of early Americans such as Kennewick Man. What do we hope to learn from Kennewick Man? That's not easy to answer until ...