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Professor Sue Black discusses forensic anthropology and what it takes to be a forensic anthropologist. Forensic anthropology is the identification of human remains for the purposes of identification to the court. Black describes the process of identifying a body, an example case where she had to identify skeletal remains, and forensic anthropology as a career.
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Chapter 1: Forensic Science: Forensic Anthropology
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Chapter 2: Component Parts of a Case
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Chapter 3: An Example Case
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Chapter 4: Expert for the Court
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Chapter 5: The Jigsaw Puzzle
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Chapter 6: Certainty Versus Intelligence
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Chapter 7: The Team
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Chapter 8: Cause of Death Versus Manner of Death
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Chapter 9: Time Pressure
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Chapter 10: Identification Exclusion Process
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Chapter 11: Forensic Anthropology as a Career
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