Forensic anthropology is an application of anatomical science (bones, skeletons etc.) of anthropology and its various sub-fields into legal matters. In 1976, T. D. Stewart (1901–1907) defined forensic anthropology as “that branch of physical anthropology, which, for forensic purposes, deals with the identification of more or less skeletonized remains known to be, or suspected of being, human”. Recently the scope of forensic anthropology broadens as the demand in various fields is increasing day by day. Forensic anthropology is involved in every aspect of human remains. For a better understanding of forensic anthropology, just go through the Introduction to Anthropology. Work of … Continue reading Forensic Anthropology