Anthropology

The examination of the human skeletal remains for law enforcement agencies to determine the identity of unidentified bones.

• Forensic Archeology

• Forensic Anthropology

• Forensic Entomology

• Medical Examination

From a whole bone or part of a bone, an anthropologist may be able to determine (Click all that apply)

• Time and cause of death

• Approximate Stature

• Intelligence

• Age range

• Gender

This man gave a lecture at Harvard about the analysis of human skeletal remains and was hailed as the "Father of Forensic Anthropology."

• Wilton Krogman

• William Bass

• Thomas Dwight

• Drs. Richard Jantz and Stephen Ousley

This person set up the first Anthropology Research Center at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville to research human decomposition.

• Wilton Krogman

• William Bass

• Thomas Dwight

• Drs. Richard Jantz and Stephen Ousley

This person wrote "Guide to the Identification of Human Skeletal Material," a text that Forensic Anthropologist still use today.

• Wilton Krogman

• William Bass

• Thomas Dwight

• Drs. Richard Jantz and Stephen Ousley

A computer program that enables Forensic Anthropologist to perform metric analyses on skeletal remains based on data from contemporary populations.

• IAFIS

• FORDIS

• CODIS

• NIBIN

Which skull is an African skull?

• A

• B

• C

The story of life told by the bones.

• osteology

• osteoporosis

• osteoblast

• osteobiography

The study of bones.

• osteology

• osteoporosis

• osteoblast

• osteobiography

Mitochondral DNA can be extracted from bone, profiles and then compared with living relatives on the mother's side of the family to determine the identity of skeletal remains.

• True

• False