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11 mar 2022 · Modern advances in radiocarbon bomb pulse dating, isotope analysis, and actualistic studies have contributed to positive identification of unidentified human remains in some legacy cases, but may not be available to all forensic practitioners and law enforcement from resource-poor agencies.
- Recent advances in forensic anthropology
While forensic anthropology represents a mature scientific...
- Recent advances in forensic anthropology
1 sty 2023 · Here, we examine a holistic anthropological background on embodied structural violence as a lens for evaluating the prospects of the SVP, while also considering the substantial challenges inherent to studies of structural vulnerability in forensic contexts.
4 cze 2018 · While forensic anthropology represents a mature scientific field, it continues to evolve and advance through new, innovative global research. Much of this progress is fuelled by issues encountered in casework.
4 cze 2018 · These situations stimulate forensic anthropologists to seek new solutions through targeted research. This Special Issue presents research advances in several areas of forensic anthropology that have sustained rapid, recent progress.
1 lip 2021 · The search, location, exhumation, and interpretation of the burial was carried out using archaeological methods. In the laboratory, we reconstructed the biological profile and cause of death using forensic anthropology, dentistry, image diagnosis, and genetics.
15 lis 2023 · This Special Issue aims to cover a variety of topics related to forensic anthropology. Areas we are looking to cover include, but are not limited to: missing and unidentified persons cases, social inequality, LGBTQIA2S+ issues, migration, criminal justice reform, advocacy, and more.
1 lis 2023 · Using over 1,200 unidentified and identified forensic anthropology cases from three United States agencies, this study provides the first comprehensive, data-driven insight into the specific relationships between decedent data, biological profile estimations, and identification status for United States forensic anthropology cases.
