Forensics: Unit 14- Forensic
Anthropology (FLVS)
Forensic Anthropology - ANS-the study of human bones in relation to criminal
investigations
Osteology - ANS-Study of bones
Dentition - ANS-the study of teeth and teeth remains
Ethnobotany - ANS-the study of plant remains and pollens
Forensics Archaeology - ANS-uses the techniques of archaeology to help uncover
evidence
Scatter Pattern - ANS-the way bones have been scattered from their original set place
where they were when they were still attached to the victim's skeleton
Facial Reconstruction - ANS-using the cranium or skull, as well as any other aspects of
the person that may be known (sex, age, etc.), to create a representation of what the
person may have looked like
Anthropology (FLVS)
Forensic Anthropology - ANS-the study of human bones in relation to criminal
investigations
Osteology - ANS-Study of bones
Dentition - ANS-the study of teeth and teeth remains
Ethnobotany - ANS-the study of plant remains and pollens
Forensics Archaeology - ANS-uses the techniques of archaeology to help uncover
evidence
Scatter Pattern - ANS-the way bones have been scattered from their original set place
where they were when they were still attached to the victim's skeleton
Facial Reconstruction - ANS-using the cranium or skull, as well as any other aspects of
the person that may be known (sex, age, etc.), to create a representation of what the
person may have looked like
