Forensic anthropologists assist law enforcement agencies and medical examiner's offices
with investigations involving human remains, providing insight into trauma analysis, the …

Prestigious and authoritative, this fully updated fourteenth edition of Simpson's Forensic
Medicine remains a classic; one of the world's leading introductory texts in the field of …

Forensic anthropologists are faced with many challenges one of which is setting the grounds
for the assessment of an unknown individual's population affinity, an essential element for …

Forensic Anthropology DOI: 10.5744/fa. 2020.0046 associated definitions within biological
(formerly physical) anthropology have been well documented (for thorough considerations …

Biological and forensic anthropologists face limitations while studying skeletal remains
altered by taphonomic alterations and perimortem trauma, such as in remains from the …

The use of osteometry for human identification is a key element in the field of forensic
sciences. Currently, the osteometry focuses on the use of digital techniques such as …

This study examined if the cranial measurements from Data Collection Procedures for
Forensic Skeletal Material 2.0 are repeatable when measured in dry bones and MSCT …

Ancestry estimation from skeletal remains is a challenging task, but essential for the creation
of a complete biological profile. As such, the study of human variation between populations …

Documented skeletal collections constitute a key resource in forensic anthropological and
bioarchaeological research as they allow both the development of methods for the …

Population affinity estimation is an important step in the identification of unknown
individuals. To ensure accurate results, validation studies of newly developed methods must …