The Forensic Examination of Documents¶
Agati, M. (2009). The Forensic Examination of Documents: A Practical Approach. CRC Press.
Retired. The audit could not find this work in any authority, and where a publisher, journal or conference had its own catalogue the work was absent from it. It appears never to have been published. This entry is kept so the citations that pointed at it still resolve, and so the correction is visible rather than silent.
Cited by¶
1 citation across 1 artifact.
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Primes¶
- Geometric Chronology
- A document forensic examiner reading a contested contract runs the same toolkit on paper — corrections overprint the original text, marginalia cross-cut the body, a palimpsest's erased underlayer is older by superposition, and a binding that includes older paper dates the binding by inclusion, with a chemically altered "disturbed" region bracketed.
This source(Representative questioned-document/manuscript-studies reference.) Establishes corrections-as-overprint, marginalia-as-cross-cutting, palimpsest erasure (scriptio inferior older than scriptio superior) as superposition, and older paper bound into a later binding as inclusion, with chemically altered regions bracketed as disturbed.
- A document forensic examiner reading a contested contract runs the same toolkit on paper — corrections overprint the original text, marginalia cross-cut the body, a palimpsest's erased underlayer is older by superposition, and a binding that includes older paper dates the binding by inclusion, with a chemically altered "disturbed" region bracketed.
Verification¶
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