ANT 247

Principles of Forensic Anthropology

Pace University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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An introductory exploration of applied techniques developed in physical anthropology and archeology to medico legal investigations. Discussion covers basic human osteology and important osteological landmarks. The application and limitations of techniques, which are used to determine gender, age, ethnicity, individualization and positive identification of human remains will be discuss. Moreover, the course covers how evidence of trauma on the skeleton can be identified as to ante mortem, perimortem or postmortem intervals. Archeological techniques as used in a medico legal context in the recovery or excavation of human remains and associated evidence are examined.

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