A woman holding a photograph of her brother, is told the skull is his. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves.

A family shortly after the father's body was identified. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves.

Anthropologist Eva Klonovski. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves.

A woman looking for the body of her brother, holds his photo. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves.

In an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, personal effects are often recovered, along with bones. A number of international organizations are unearthing remains. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify the bodies exhumed from mass graves.

Women who have just identified a family member. In an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, families are interviewed for any information that could link exhumed remains to individuals. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains from mass graves. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify the bodies exhumed.

Shoes of victims. In an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, personal effects are often recovered, along with bones. A number of international organizations are unearthing remains. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify the bodies exhumed from mass graves.

Men dig to uncover mass graves. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify the bodies exhumed from mass graves.

The first thing found when unearthing a mass grave. In an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995, personal effects are often recovered, along with bones. A number of international organizations are unearthing remains. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify the bodies exhumed from mass graves.

A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves.

A woman after the identification of her son's body. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves.

Bodies displayed for identification. A number of international organizations are unearthing skeletons and other remains, in an effort to trace any of the 27,000 people missing after the Bosnian war of 1992-1995. Investigators use forensic techniques to identify bodies exhumed from mass graves.

Arts and Entertainment,2nd prize