@S_Lockyer Of course, I imagine the accoutrements provide invaluable help in the ID process.
Good luck with the commingled and I hope you get a very positive outcome!
I have officially been awarded my PhD (Medicine) in forensic anthropology from @Sydney_Uni
Such an exciting adventure in research and I can't wait for what's next!
#phd#thesis#ForensicAnthro
@S_Lockyer Thoroughly enjoyed following along! You do amazing work. Regarding the 8 commingled remains, were they identified as ๐จ๐ฆ before you arrived and if so, how was that done? My guess.....from preserved uniform?
#ASHB2021 has come to an end but what a conference! I love hearing about all the different types of research going on and updates from previous talks.
Long Live ASHB!
Glad to see the @BiologicalAnth is updating the title of its journal to reflect their updated name.
An article looking at ways we can improve research in forensic anthropology, especially in population affinity. Very important steps are being taken! https://t.co/R6TUspeyXk
"Be fast, have no regrets."
Dr Michael J Ryan says "the greatest error is not to move" and "speed trumps perfection" when it comes to dealing with an outbreak such as #coronavirus.
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Fantastic 3 days at the #ASHB2019 conference this year! Thank you @AusHumanBiology for allowing me to present.
Amazing keynotes by @Anthrofuentes, @S_Lockyer and @clare_mcfadden_ followed by groundbreaking research from all the other presenters! I leave with an expanded mind!
Great fun presenting my research on ancestry determination in forensic anthropology today at #ASHB2019 conference! It was only one of so many amazing talks by amazing researchers so far! Gotta love that #science#research by @AusHumanBiology
Great job by @DrCallan_Bones revealing his love (or at least admirably high tolerance) of statistics in finding new quantitative methods for ancestry estimation of postcranial skeletal remains #ASHB2019
Just finished a short course on Analysis and Interpretation of Skeletal Trauma at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine and what a course! Always fun meeting new people in the field of forensics, anthro and more! #phdlife#anthrofordays