Forensic Anthropology 2000 To 2010 (Pb 2011) Paperback

Advancements in analyzing skeletal remains and developments in forensic anthropology have significantly improved our ability to identify victims of homicides, mass-fatality events, and genocide. Forensic Anthropology: 2000 to 2010 compiles a comprehensive review of the international literature from the past decade, covering key themes central to this advancing field. This volume serves as an excellent supplementary resource for physical anthropology or archaeology courses, providing a solid foundation for further study and deeper exploration of specific topics. Each chapter offers an overview of the subject, highlights current research trends, and suggests areas for future investigation. Topics covered include: Age determination in juveniles and adults, sex, race, and ancestry determination, stature estimation, dental and facial identification, skeletal trauma and pathology, taphonomy, comparative osteology, and identification from soft tissues. With extensive references, each chapter includes detailed bibliographies for further research. The breadth of coverage and thorough presentation of research make this book an essential resource for those wanting to dive deeper into this growing field.