Scritto nelle ossa. Storie nascoste in ciò che rimane

Sue Black's passion for forensic anthropology shines through, but I'm curious what motivated her to explore this specific angle of human history.

The science was incredibly detailed, which made me think about death in a new way, but I also felt a bit uneasy during some parts. Was that just me?

There are so many stories that could be told through bones—what do you think guided her choices in highlighting certain cases over others?