What Do the Bones Say? Forensic Anthropology Combining the scientific techniques of anthropology with the investigative strategies of forensics to identify.

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What Do the Bones Say? Forensic Anthropology Combining the scientific techniques of anthropology with the investigative strategies of forensics to identify missing person remains and solve crimes Activity Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.01

What information would help you describe and identify a missing person? Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.02

Bones Tell Us Many Things Age Ethnicity Gender Height Weight Build Pathologies like old injuries Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.03

Famous People in Forensic Anthropology Wyman and Keep, doctors at the Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts Mildred Trotter, anatomy professor at University of Washington, St. Louis, Missouri Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.04

Jeffries Wyman and Nathan Keep First recorded criminal case that used forensic anthropology was in 1849 Dr. John White Webster murdered Dr. George Parkman over a debt Webster owed Webster burned Parkman’s body, put the remains among 150 other bones in a vault beneath his office at Harvard Medical School Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.05

Wyman: Harvard Anatomy Professor Keep: Harvard Dentist Wyman concluded that the remains matched Parkman’s height, weight, gender, age and build. Keep matched teeth to dental records. Webster was convicted of murder. Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.06

Dr. Mildred Trotter Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.07

Mildred Trotter Anthropologist and anatomist Identified WWII soldiers’ remains at the Central Identification Laboratory in Hawaii from 1948 to 1949 First female to attain rank of full professor at the University of Washington Created formulas to estimate height of a person based on length of long leg bones Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.08

Long Bones in Your Body Tibia is the shin bone Femur is the thigh bone Ulna is the outer bone of the lower arm Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.09

Our Task Construction site unearthed skeletal remains One long bone was found – the ulna which measures 28.5 centimeters To find the height of the person whose ulna was found, devise a formula for estimating a person’s height given their ulna length Algebra I Model Curriculum v 3.010