Surface Dispersal of Human Remains

Overview

This one-day course is designed to provide an understanding of the role of a Forensic Archaeologist and Anthropologist in an investigation, including the techniques used in the recovery of dispersed surface remains.

Who is this Course for?

This course is designed for those seeking to continue their professional development.

This includes:

• Crime Scene Managers, Crime Scene / Forensic Investigators

• Police Search Advisors

• Scientific Support Managers and Forensic Service Managers

• Undergraduates and Postgraduates studying Forensic Anthropology and Archaeology

Certification

Upon completion of this course, a Continual Professional Development (CPD) certificate will be awarded.

Course Aims

The aims of these courses are to:

1.

Provide an overview of the techniques used by Forensic Archaeologists and Anthropologists to record and recover dispersed surface remains.

2.

Gain an understanding into the roles of Forensic Archaeologists and Anthropologists at a crime scene and how to use these forensic practitioners to their full potential.

Course Modules

• Introduction into human vs non-human bone identification

• Bone ID service session to explain how to photograph bones when submitting a request

• Manual recording of dispersed surface remains

• Recovery techniques, including exhibiting and packaging evidence

• Introduction into taphonomy and methods of dispersal

• Practical mock scenario of dispersed surface remains – including locating dispersed remains, and recording techniques

• Awareness of other ecology evidence types involved within a surface dispersal of human remains investigation

Contact our Training & Events team to book your place.

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