A Mystery for Maeda

DOA Detective Files: Trouble at the Taj

Honeydale (Megastar Mysteries)

The Detective's Guide to Paris

Dealing With Crime

Dead Men Don't Talk

Thieves' Honor

Haunting You

Essentials of forensic science

Fakes and forgeries have existed since humans began creating art and written language. Laws against forgery existed in ancient Egypt, as skilled craftsmen made glass imitations of precious gemstones. Today, science has become a key partner in the battle against forgers as the techniques of forgery advance. Stamps, money, art, and historical artifacts are only a few of the objects that are commonly forged, and scientists working in forensic labs often work hand-in-hand with artists, museums, linguists, and historians to study artifacts and documents. ""Fakes and Forgeries"" looks at the modern tools of computers, printers, and scanners to create questioned documents and counterfeits. Beginning with an overview of the start of fakes and forgeries from ancient times to the present, this new volume examines the art of analyzing evidence - from lottery tickets and voting ballots to stamps and envelopes.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

A Mystery for Maeda

Carol Moxham Boot, 2014

DOA Detective Files: Trouble at the Taj

Sonja Chandrachud, 2011

Honeydale (Megastar Mysteries)

Annabelle Starr, 2007

The Detective's Guide to Paris

Nicki Greenberg, 2023

Dealing With Crime

Judith Anderson, Erson, Judith, 2006

Dead Men Don't Talk

John Kelly, Catherine Forde, 2006

Thieves' Honor

David Combs, 2018

Haunting You

Molly Zenk, 2019