Forensic Anthropology
DUE THURSDAY MAY 23rd between 8-10AM in room 3305JThree case scenarios are provided below. In each, you must answer a series of questions about each case (questions are in bold). Try to make your answers as detailed and specific as possible. Use your lecture notes and readings to help in answering the questions but also use your common sense. Sit down and read the scenario carefully. Reference sources, including any assigned or optional texts used in this class, should be cited in the text (example – Byers, 2001, pp. 12) and listed at the end of the assignment. Scenario #1 (40 points): Two hikers were passing through some remote trails in a park system in the Northwest corner of NY State. They notice a pile of purple and red clothing in some nearby brush. Upon closer look, they notice some hard yellowish/white substance peeking out, which they perceive is human bone. Horrified by their find, they quickly race back to the Park entrance to notify the authorities. When investigators return to the scene they observe that the remains include a partially decomposed human body partly buried by leaves, small rocks and other debris. The officers suspect that these remains are of a conceal
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Some common words found in the essay are:
DOCUMENTATION Documentation, EXTRA CREDIT, Exam DUE, Frankfort Horizontal, Forensic Anthropologist, REFERENCE SOURCES, Blacks Asians, forensic anthropologist, crime scene, blunt force, information provided, baseball bat, tissue markers, skeletal remains, frankfort horizontal position, left temporal, third molar, baseball bat found, fracture lines, blunt force wound, blunt force trauma, vicinity crime scene,
Approximate Word count = 2299
Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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