Forensic anthropology is a specialized field that applies the principles of anthropology and osteology to legal contexts, primarily focusing on the identification of human skeletal remains.

Learn how the study of human remains aids criminal investigations and develop your skills in Forensic Anthropology and taphonomy. You'll be taught by world-leading teaching staff in state-of-the-art ...

Forensic anthropology plays a crucial role in the identification of skeletal remains, particularly in estimating the age-at-death of individuals. Recent advancements in this field have ...

Forensic psychopathology is a sub-discipline of forensic psychology that examines psychopathology’s relationship to the legal system. Forensic psychopathologists psychologically assess, diagnose ...

Sociology and anthropology students study human behavior, social interaction, and social organization. They are concerned with how societies are organized and why people do what they do. Anthropology ...

DENVER (KDVR) — A former forensic laboratory scientist, Yvonne “Missy” Woods, who worked for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for nearly 30 years, is facing 102 criminal charges ...

Not just finding a skull, but multiple human bones. "There is a forensic anthropologist here from the Medical Examiner's Office collecting the remains, and they will transport those remains to the ...

When found, her remains were badly decomposed, with her head, arms, most of her legs, and all internal organs except for the uterus missing. A forensic anthropologist testified that her body had ...