Forensic Anthropology: Identity of John/Jane Doe

This paper looks into the field of forensic anthropology and its application in criminology. Its techniques include human anatomy, bone and trauma analysis, and their role in determining the unidentified deceased in criminal scenes. It also examines the importance of forensic anthropology in contemporary society. This paper is a reflection after completing the pre-college course “Forensic Anthropology: Who is John/Jane Doe?” offered at Brown University.

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Scholarly review .
Published
2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.70121/001c.123785
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Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture
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Abstract

This paper looks into the field of forensic anthropology and its application in criminology. Its techniques include human anatomy, bone and trauma analysis, and their role in determining the unidentified deceased in criminal scenes. It also examines the importance of forensic anthropology in contemporary society. This paper is a reflection after completing the pre-college course “Forensic Anthropology: Who is John/Jane Doe?” offered at Brown University.

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