How forensic anthropologists identify human remains

[@brahimadicko3690]

very interesting topic for me ! thanks so much.

[@WakeaThornton]

😮, I am amazed. Overwhelmed and is hungry for knowledge. 😢😮 And this is it, 🎉. I hold my mouth of knowing how could she be so comfortable with this subject. She is touching the skeletals. Oh wow.😮

[@toastyknuckles892]

people who turn their nose up at sociology tend to turn their nose up at science like this.

[@alanalocicero542]

Why

[@Marinella-c8b]

Tradurre in italiano x favore

[@1985malibuexpress]

This "sub-field" of anthropology is changing. Identification by mere bone structure will soon no longer be as accurate due to the black/white mixture.

[@adaliepizza537]

You don’t think it’s possible to understand mixed races?

[@twistedarbiter]

this reeks of eugenics…

[@baller84milw]

@@twistedarbiter People like you claim to "love science" until it tells you something that conflicts with your liberal worldview 🤦🏿‍♂

[@twistedarbiter]

@@baller84milw yeah because identifying people from their bone structure by race wasn’t rooted in white supremacy

[@baller84milw]

@@twistedarbiter It has nothing to do with either-so stop using cringey buzzwords you heard on NPR. Instead of learning from this-and accepting the science-you instead choose to make moral arguments against it which don't have anything to do with the underlying facts. Like I said-people like you claim to love science until it says something you don't like. You're just as bad as a religious zealot🤡