Month: February 2025

Forensic Taphonomy – The study of how environmental factors affect human decomposition.

Burned Remains Analysis – The examination of skeletal remains affected by fire to determine cause and manner of death.

Mass Graves Investigation – The forensic study of large-scale burial sites, often related to war crimes or disasters.

Pathological Identification – Identifying diseases or medical conditions that may provide clues about an individual’s identity.

Bone Trauma Analysis – The study of fractures, bullet wounds, or blunt force injuries on bones.

Facial Reconstruction – The recreation of a person’s face using skeletal features and tissue markers.

Anthropometry – The measurement of human bones for identification and comparison.

Taphonomy in Forensics – The study of how human remains decompose in different environments.

Postmortem Interval (PMI) – The estimated time since death based on decomposition, insect activity, and environmental factors.

Skeletal Identification – The process of determining age, sex, ancestry, and stature from skeletal remains.