2010 •
Toolmark Identification of a Mattock to a Clod of Soil from a Grave
Authors: Michael D. Clark
Venue: Journal of Forensic Sciences
Type: Publication
Abstract: : At a recent bushland gravesite that contained a deceased male, a clod of soil displaying a striated toolmark was collected during the excavation of the grave. This clod was preserved, and the mark was cast using Mikrosil™. Shovels and a mattock, which had been discarded by the suspects, were subsequently found at another location. A toolmark comparison identified the hoe end of the mattock head as having produced the striated toolmark.
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