Forensic Anthropology (ANTH251)

Sharp force trauma notes are very general but detailed for educational purposes

PMI (post mortem interval) notes are detailed and provide information on diagrams and images.

Bone trauma has very detailed diagrams that help you understand the material as well as the notes. Most of the section will be in the exam/quizzes.

Positive Identification notes provides analysis about how to identify a body at a crime scene.

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Courtroom testimony rules and regulations, very brief notes

Bone healing lecture provides detailed images that describe processes to bone healing.

Blunt force trauma lecture note provide detailed note about how different forces of damage affect the body overall. Detailed and hand-drawn photos are provided to give you a visual perspective.

Forensic taphonomy notes are very detailed and give great explanations on how the body decays over time. The photos and diagrams are graphic but very informal for your educational purposes.