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Forensic Anthropology

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Infographic: "42 Funeral and Burial Rituals from Around the World" Writing Help, Writing Tips, Writing Prompts, Funeral, College Board, Thinking Day, After Life, Interesting History, The More You Know
Infographic: "42 Funeral and Burial Rituals from Around the World"
Remains: A skull from 1550 BCE goes on display with its elaborate bronze headband, Halle, Germany. #Remains. Iron Age, Memento Mori, Over Soul, Female Skeleton, La Danse Macabre, Ancient History, European History, Ancient Aliens, American History
Remains: A skull from 1550 BCE goes on display with its elaborate bronze headband, Halle, Germany. #Remains.
Skull, found in France, with a knife still embedded it it. The skull belonged to a Roman solider who died during the Gallic Wars, ca. 52BC. It was on display at the Museo Rocsen in Argentina. Ancient Rome, La Galia, Alexandre Le Grand, Roman Soldiers, Mystery Of History, Study History, Roman History
Skull, found in France, with a knife still embedded it it. The skull belonged to a Roman solider who died during the Gallic Wars, ca. 52BC. It was on display at the Museo Rocsen in Argentina.
forensic anthropology | Workshops : Forensic Anthropology Center : Texas State University Science Nerd, Medical Science, Forensic Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Bodies Exhibit, Body Farm, All My Friends Are Dead
forensic anthropology | Workshops : Forensic Anthropology Center : Texas State University
Experts believe skeletal remains are from a young passenger from the Batavia   will shed light on one of Australia’s most gruesome maritime episodes Australian Coasts, Shipwreck, Science And Technology, Skeleton, Reminder, History, Episodes, Bbc
Experts believe skeletal remains are from a young passenger from the Batavia will shed light on one of Australia’s most gruesome maritime episodes
From Pinning to Winning: 10 Ways Pinterest Can Help You Succeed In Forensics | SpeechGeek Market Forensics Speech, Computer Forensics, Debate Tips, Oral Interpretation, Speech And Debate, Legal Questions
From Pinning to Winning: 10 Ways Pinterest Can Help You Succeed In Forensics | SpeechGeek Market
If only I could have produced this kind of amazingness for my physical anthropology professor... Art Sketches, Art Drawings, Drawing Faces, Human Anatomy, Drawing Hair
If only I could have produced this kind of amazingness for my physical anthropology professor...
Online forensic science training and continuing education courses Social Science, Private Investigator Course, Detective, Forensic Toxicology, Criminal Profiling
Online forensic science training and continuing education courses
New archeological and forensic evidence reveals that the first settlers in Virginia's Jamestown Colony resorted to cannibalism during the "Starving Time" winter of 1609, scientists announced Wednesday. Jamestown Colony, Jamestown Virginia, American Colonists, 14 Year Old Girl, Interesting Facts, Before Us
New archeological and forensic evidence reveals that the first settlers in Virginia's Jamestown Colony resorted to cannibalism during the "Starving Time" winter of 1609, scientists announced Wednesday.
Wow! Actual pics from the Body Farm. I would love to visit this place someday. Pseudo Science, Science And Nature, Anatomy And Physiology, Morbid
Wow! Actual pics from the Body Farm. I would love to visit this place someday.
LOVE this. im a huge criminal minds fan and i find this quite funny just because it might actually happen XD Dr Spencer Reid, Spencer Reid Criminal Minds, Thomas Gibson, Criminal Minds Memes, Crminal Minds, Penelope Garcia, Matthew Gray Gubler, Derek Morgan, Amusing
LOVE this. im a huge criminal minds fan and i find this quite funny just because it might actually happen XD
Forensic anthropology Forensic Scientist, Forensic Facial Reconstruction, University Of Kent, Federal
Forensic anthropology
Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva is a disease where the body’s repair mechanism is completely broken, and starts “healing” the fibrous tissue (muscles, tendons and ligaments) by turning them into bone. Your whole body is slowly being petrified. There’s no known treatment for the 450 sufferers worldwide, and in one famous case a sufferer survived up to the age 40, at which point his entire body, except his lips and transformed into bone, leaving him completely immobile. Weird Science, Human Oddities, Rare Disease, Medical History, Human Condition, Pathology, Medical Conditions
Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva is a disease where the body’s repair mechanism is completely broken, and starts “healing” the fibrous tissue (muscles, tendons and ligaments) by turning them into bone. Your whole body is slowly being petrified. There’s no known treatment for the 450 sufferers worldwide, and in one famous case a sufferer survived up to the age 40, at which point his entire body, except his lips and transformed into bone, leaving him completely immobile.
Hunterian Museum : London, England The skull of a young boy with a second imperfect skull attached to its anterior fontanelle. Sent to John Hunter from Bengal, India in the late 1780s. Bizarre, Disturbing, Archaeology, Aliens
Hunterian Museum : London, England The skull of a young boy with a second imperfect skull attached to its anterior fontanelle. Sent to John Hunter from Bengal, India in the late 1780s.
Elongated skulls found in Bolivia, sketched as they would have looked in real life. Ancient Astronaut, Aliens And Ufos, Ancient Mysteries, Ancient Artifacts, Creepy, Cryptozoology
Elongated skulls found in Bolivia, sketched as they would have looked in real life.
This Maya skull, found in Chiapas, Mexico, is an example of this early practice of inserting semi-precious stones into one’s mouth. These decorations apparently were common to all classes, and were thought to be inserted with the aid of of an obsidian drill. Ancient Mayan, Ancient Origins, Ancient Egypt, Teeth Pictures, Inka, Ancient People, Mayan People, Ancient Humans
This Maya skull, found in Chiapas, Mexico, is an example of this early practice of inserting semi-precious stones into one’s mouth. These decorations apparently were common to all classes, and were thought to be inserted with the aid of of an obsidian drill.
Alien skull unearthed in Eastern Mongolia.  Believed to belong to ancient "Dreptian" royalty wiped out by the common cold centuries ago. Alien Skull, Space Aliens
Alien skull unearthed in Eastern Mongolia. Believed to belong to ancient "Dreptian" royalty wiped out by the common cold centuries ago.
Skull with leontiasis ossea ("Lion face"). This rare condition is symptomatic of several diseases including fibrous dysplasia, Paget's disease, hyperparathyroidism, syphilitic osteoperiostitis and renal osteodystrophy. The condition is characterized by an overgrowth of bone (hyperostosis) in the facial and cranial bones. Facial Bones, Lion Face, Weird Pictures, Creepy Photos
Skull with leontiasis ossea ("Lion face"). This rare condition is symptomatic of several diseases including fibrous dysplasia, Paget's disease, hyperparathyroidism, syphilitic osteoperiostitis and renal osteodystrophy. The condition is characterized by an overgrowth of bone (hyperostosis) in the facial and cranial bones.
Redheaded mummy from Sungir, Russia found in houses constructed out of mammoth bones and hide. Southern  Russia, between 30,000 and 20,000 BC. Fallen Angel, The Fallen, Ufo, Nephilim Giants
Redheaded mummy from Sungir, Russia found in houses constructed out of mammoth bones and hide. Southern Russia, between 30,000 and 20,000 BC.
A female skull dating from 1829 with the bony skeleton of a large facial tumour (possibly caused by neurofibromatosis) involving the right side of the face. The tumour arose in the right antrum, and during five years’ growth destroyed the right malar bone, the palate, and the maxilla. Specimen from the Hunterian Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Vintage Medical, Tumor, Graphic Image, Macabre
A female skull dating from 1829 with the bony skeleton of a large facial tumour (possibly caused by neurofibromatosis) involving the right side of the face. The tumour arose in the right antrum, and during five years’ growth destroyed the right malar bone, the palate, and the maxilla. Specimen from the Hunterian Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
Skull that has gone through Trepanning (a surgical intervention in which a hole is drilled or scraped into the human skull, exposing the dura mater...) They did this for people who had headaches - probably a migraine sufferer. Migraine Relief, Human Skull, Skulls
Skull that has gone through Trepanning (a surgical intervention in which a hole is drilled or scraped into the human skull, exposing the dura mater...) They did this for people who had headaches - probably a migraine sufferer.