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ORS.146 (.103 and .090) |
ORS146.103: "No person shall move a human body or body suspected of being human, or remove any effects." |
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Anthropology Definition |
"Origins, development, characteristics, and customs of human kind (Webster)" |
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Forensic Anthropology= Combo of ---------- and ------------. |
Combo of Biology and Archaeology |
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Forensic Anthropology Definition |
"Sub-field of Anthropology dealing with analysis of medico-legally significant human skeletal remains." |
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Medico-Legal Community |
Medical Examiners Forensic Pathologists Forensic Odontologists (Dental) |
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Requirements and Job Descriptions of F. Anthropologists |
Requires a BA/BS and MA/MS in Anth., usually also a PhD in Phys./Biol. Anthropology Work at universities/colleges, museums, Med. Examiners Offices, Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC), Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP), United Nations |
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Purpose of F. Anthropologists |
Determine human vs. non-human remains Determine medicological significance of remains Determine whether remains are a single individual or commingled. Document individual characteristics for I.D. Recovery of Decomp./Burned/Skeletal remains Help determine Post Mortem Interval (PMI) Determine Cause/Manner of Death |
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What are the Big Four? |
Four main key estimations f. anthropologists aim to find: Age Sex Race Stature |
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3 periods of F. Anthropology, w/ dates? |
I. Formative Period (1800s-1939) II. Consolidation Period (1939-1971) III. Modern Period (1972-present) |
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Formative Period |
Sporadic work- No Publications Ends w/ publication of "Guide to the Identification of Human Skeletal Materials (krogman)" |
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Consolidation Period |
Increased case load WWII and Korean war 1971 Phys. Anth section of American academy of Forensic Sciences formed |
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Modern Period |
First meeting of new section Creating of the American Board of Forensic Anthropology (AFBA) |
