Bones Never Lie: How Forensics Helps Solve History's Mysteries
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How did King Tut really die, and what actually killed Napoleon? This fascinating book uses real forensic science to crack seven mysterious deaths of kings and queens from history. With DNA tests, bone clues, and detective-style thinking, it reads like an episode of CSI and will hook any kid who loves a good mystery.
Why it’s great
Did King Tut really die of a curse? What actually killed Napoleon? Modern forensic science now has answers, and this book shares seven of history's most compelling cold cases, royal figures whose suspicious deaths have been reexamined by today's scientists. Hard evidence, cutting-edge techniques, and gripping historical mystery make it an ideal bridge between detective fiction and real forensic science.
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