Stiff - Mary Roach
Across
- 2. – The branch of science concerned with the bodily structure.
- 5. – One of the historical methods of execution discussed.
- 6. – Preserving a body after death.
- 9. – The use of science to investigate crimes.
- 12. – Moving an organ or tissue from one body to another.
- 14. – Practicing surgical techniques on cadavers.
- 15. – A post-mortem examination to determine cause of death.
- 16. – Groups of cells in the body, often used in research.
- 17. – A recurring theme: treating cadavers with dignity.
Down
- 1. – Giving one’s body or parts to science after death.
- 3. – Studying bullets and their effects on the human body.
- 4. – The cutting apart of a body to study its internal parts.
- 7. – The state of being subject to death.
- 8. – The process of a body breaking down after death.
- 10. – What drives the author and readers to explore the topic.
- 11. – Bodies used in testing car safety.
- 13. – In the book, used more metaphorically: what happens to the body, not the soul.