This webinar was very beneficial to know about the interpretation procedure of the crime scene. Ms. Perdikaris made the content of lecture to be concise and understandable.
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Forensic archaeology involves several principles, practices, and protocols for documenting and analyzing outdoor evidence, including those found at complex crime scenes, like searching for evidence at large-scale scenes, surface-scattered remains, buried body features, fatal fires, and mass disaster scenes.
Scene recovery protocols require:
Accurate documentation of the scene includes taking into consideration specific locations, local flora and fauna, environmental factors, geographic challenges, geological conditions, etc.
A detailed representation of the spatial distribution of the evidence in the form of symbols, drawings, and text is necessary in order to establish its association with other evidence and with a specific incident.
Forensic anthropology is the application of analytical skills pertaining to a body or skeleton within a forensic context.
These analytical skills include:
Understanding the processes and effects of decay on the body
Extracting information pertaining to age, sex, stature, and pathology
In this webinar on "Culture Matters: Archaeology, Environment, & Forensics Interpretation", you will learn how forensic science can help uncover the mysteries of the past and shed light on cultural heritage.