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marci's anthro pageStudy Guides:

Determination of Race from Skull
Determination of Sex from Skull

For more info about Forensic Anthropology, go to ForensicAnthro.com. Here you will find educational resources for forensic anthropology and human osteology students, including information on anthropology departments and educational programs. Marci's anthro page will be maintained to include study guides I have created for my own use that other students may find helpful.

Interesting Tidbits & Articles:

  • The Forensic Anthropologist - Robert W. Mann, M.A., and Douglas H. Ubelaker, Ph.D. Contents of an article originally appearing in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, July 1990.
  • CRM Archive Issue 19-10 - Forensic Archeology A Humanistic Science
    Includes the following articles:
    Forensic Archeology A Humanistic Science (Poirier and Bellantoni), Engaging the Public Through Mortuary Archeology at Philadelphia’s First African Baptist Church Cemeteries (Crist and Roberts), Combining Archival and Archeological Research The Connecticut School for Boys Cemetery in Meriden, Connecticut (Walwer), In Perpetuity The Northrup Cemetery (Poirier), Criminal Investigations A Forensic Archeology Case Study from Connecticut (Bellantoni and Cooke), Old Cemeteries, Arsenic, and Health Safety (Konefes and McGee), Federal Resources in Mass Disaster Response (Sledzik), Forensic Anthropology and Bioarcheology at the Smithsonian Institution (Owsley), Forensic Anthropology and the FBI (Ubelaker), Forensic Aviation Archeology Finding and Recovering American MIA Remains (Holland and Mann), Archeologists and the United Nations Tribunals (Connor and Scott), Recovery and Identification of Civilian Victims of War In Croatia (Owsley, Strinovic, Slaus, Kollmann, and Richardson).
  • A History of Smithsonian - FBI Collaboration in Forensic Anthropology, Especially in Regard to Facial Imagery - Paper presented at the 9th Biennial Meeting of the International Association for Craniofacial Identification, FBI, Washington, DC July 24, 2000 (Ubelaker).
  • American Journal of Physical Anthropology

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