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Investigating Forensics includes information and activities that recreate some of the challenges forensics experts deal with. The user will learn first-hand about forensics by taking on the roles of Forensic Archaeologists, Anthropologists, Entomologists, Botanists, DNA Analysts, and Stable Isotope Analysts.

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Anthropology | Resources | INVESTIGATING FORENSICS

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The Science and Art of The Facial Reconstruction Process

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Written in Bone was a popular exhibit in the Museum for almost five years; this website was developed originally to enhance the information available in the exhibit and continues as a free-standng website. This site examines history through 17th-century bone biographies, including those of colonists teetering on the edge of survival at Jamestown, Virginia, those living in the wealthy and well-established settlement of St.

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http://www.mnh.si.edu/ Forensic anthropologists at the Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C. use modern tools such as CT scans, a mass spectrometer, a scanning electron microscope, and DNA analysis to help determine the life and death of a person lost to history.

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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

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Forensic Reconstruction of James Fort Boy

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Crime Scene Investigation and Forensic Anthropology

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What role do anthropologists play in solving crime?

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Physical Anthropologist Michael Billinger talks about how he creates a biological profile by examining skeletal remains. For more videos like this visit www.booked.tv

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Wrongful conviction based on bitemark analysis

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Visible Proofs: Forensic Views of the Body: Education

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Teachers-bring the world of forensics into your classrooms. These lesson plans for middle and high school students have been developed to promote active learning while exploring the stories of the people, technologies, and sciences that have contributed to the development and invention of diverse forensic techniques.

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Kari Bruwelheide is a forensic anthropologist and physical anthropologist at the National Museum of Natural History. Join her in understanding what skeletons can tell you about how people lived and died. Probe into the mysteries contained in human bones.

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Human remains record sex, age, height, and clues to ancestry. A scientist who uses the "keys" in human bones and teeth is a forensic anthropologist. The word forensic refers to applying science to legal or criminal matters, but forensic anthropologists may investigate modern or ancient human remains to solve mysteries.