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Fossils

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20 Mini-mysteries (Detective Files)

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Forensic Anthropology (Forensic Science Investigated) by Rebecca Stefoff introduces readers to the fascinating field of forensic anthropology, where science and criminal investigation meet. The book explores how forensic anthropologists help solve crimes by analyzing human remains to determine identity, cause of death, and other vital information. It delves into the techniques used to examine bones and decomposed bodies, discusses famous cases, and highlights the role of technology in modern forensic investigations. Through real-life examples and detailed explanations, the book provides an insightful look into the work that goes into solving mysteries of the deceased and bringing closure to families and the justice system.

Problem-Solving

Discovery

Attention To Detail

Teamwork

Scientific Inquiry

Perseverance

Empathy

Social Justice

Identity

Self-Discovery

Moral Lessons

National Pride

Forensic Anthropology (Forensic Science Investigated)

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