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Intellectum 2009
The Lady Anatomist: Interview with Sue BlackKeywords: Sue Black , Victor Tsilonis , forensic anthropology , anatomy , forensic missions in Kosovo , forensic missions Irak , forensic missions Sierra Leone , Human Rights and Forensic Anthropology , Inverness Royal Academy , CSI effect , CSI , Peter Vanezis , Developmental Osteology , forensic missions in Grenada , anthropologists and war zones , UN mission in Rogberi Junction , Fred Nerac , Osman Hussein , Terry Lloyd , light of humanity Abstract: Sue Black, an acclaimed professor in forensic anthropology at the (Scotland) with worldwide experience in mass graves’ exhumations in states where hideous war crimes and crimes against humanity have been committed, talks, inter alia, about her life, the forensic science, the United Nations’ operation and the dangers she faced during her missions in Kosovo, Irak and Sierra Leone.
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