CSI+Fayetteville

=CSI: Fayetteville = As a forensic anthropologist, you have job of identifying unknown skeletal remains. Due to your many years of experience helping the police solve numerous cases, you know that after establishing that the skeletal remains are indeed human, your next obligations are to find out the gender, racial affiliation, stature, and age at death of the victim. Good luck on your case!

In doing my research on this topic, I came across this 1998 article on one of my college professors. I didn't know that he has been so involved in solving crimes. I really didn't enjoy the Antrhopology class WAY back then. I probably would now, though. Follow this link to learn a little bit about forensic anthropology. []

Use the following websites to aid in correctly identifying the victim in your case. []

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The following tables are frequently helpful: anthropology tables

Anthropology Lab

= Case 1: = The following are the pictures of the bones found at the shallow grave. Use them to help in your identification of the victim.



The pelvis on the RIGHT is the one you will use.



= Case 2: = The following are the pictures that you will use to solve your mystery. For the pelvis use the one on the left above.



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