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Otherwise known as time elapsed from death is important to establish the cause of death and to reconstruct the crime scene

It is also used to validate alibis to eliminate suspects and to identify the deceased

The analysis can also help with finding mitochondrial DNA in the bones and teeth to confirm relationships with people

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Anthropologists use their skill of archaeology and forensics to determine how they died, who died, and how long there were dead for

They specialize in analyzing hard tissues such a bones

These bones are photographed and x-rayed so that they don't alter the shape of the bone,while getting a visual record of it

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It is the examination of blunt force trauma fracture patterns caused by the perpetrator

It asses direct impacts and the number of impacts on the skull

And it gives detail of impacting the surface which can lead forensics to a possible murder weapon

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The Forensics of bones can determine:
sex
age
ancestry
race
state of stature

Bones that are marked by injury include:
Bullet holes & cuts
Unhealed factures

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-Forensics determine this by analyzing the bone remains of the deceased, and analyzing how long it's been decaying.

-They can also determine the time of death by doing an evalution of bone trauma

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Bones are tissue reinforced with calcium and are the base structure of our human body system

They contain bone marrow where all of our blood cells are made

Bones are in different shapes and sizes depending on our age and muscles. And they have an exterior layer called the cortex that is very smooth and continuous