Skeleton Army

Halloween. A holiday of spooky, scary, skeletons and a bunch of memes. It’s basically a holiday where you can go outside in cosplay and get free candy for it, provided that you aren’t busy to the point where you go home at about 6:00 PM and have to last-minute cancel your plans because of homework. (I’m still salty about that.) Regardless, Halloween has made its way to be one of my most favourite holidays. Now, I know what you may be thinking. “But Joyce! What about Christmas? It was literally about

they call a forensic Anthropology to finger out why this person die. When skeletonized remains are discovered, one needs to establish first if the bones are human. If so, the sex, race, age, stature, weight, and any pathology of the newly acquired skeleton must be established in order to make an identification of the remains, determine manner and cause of death and, if homicide, identify the murderer. According to forensic medicine”Forensic anthropologists are "bone detectives" who help police solve

That’s a pretty dangerous and risky move.” “You know that I’m a human! Are you really a skeleton or does your kind have a different name? Do humans live down here? Are there other forms of life?” The words fly out of your mouth before you can even think about them. He looks at you carefully, as if you were a feral animal stalking its prey

hold me back Mixed Media 2017 My self-portrait is titled “You can 't hold me back”. It is a mixed media artwork. In this work, I am standing in a burst of green, going against the blues, pinks and purples around me. The left half of my face is a skeleton, while the right half is normal. My lungs are plain white, directly to the right, with words that represent what makes me happy, and a butterfly wing that represents freedom, and golden hands gently cupping them. Next to my lungs is my heart. It

MUSCULOSKELETAL MARKERS ON THE SHOULDERS By: Dustin Shinkle ANTH 3420 University of Northern Iowa Fall 2016   Abstract The purpose of this paper is to better inform the readers what stress markers are and what they are able to tell an anthropologist about a person. The reason that this is important is that it can help identify specific traits of how the person lived their life and a potential understanding of their work. In reading this paper you will hopefully have a better understanding how sex

compromise the integrity of the evidence to “freshen them up.” Another huge issue I have with this episode is Angela’s ability to produce evidence from what appears to be nothing. Using minimal bones, she is able to digitally reproduce a full skeleton. In Figure 1, you can

“ The Valley of Dry Bones” Ezekiel 37:1-14 Billy Palmer Stonewall church of Christ November 1st, 2015 Introduction: Most of us know that there is quite a science behind the study of bones. If I remember correctly, an adult has a total of 206 bones. I have read that newborns start with around 300 bones, but that a lot of those bones fuse together over time. Our bones range from the largest, the femur in the leg, all the way down to those three tiny bones in the inner ear that allow us to hear. Our

There is much evidence that the dead can tell tales. Even though they are deceased, they leave many clues behind for forensic anthropologists to find their identity. Forensic anthropologists can figure out information of the victim from their bones such as how old they were, if they were male or female, their race, their stature, and other individual characteristics. Another way forensic anthropologists can identify the victim is by facial reconstruction and photo superimposition. The bones of the

One morning a couple was out jogging when they stumbled upon human remains. A decision was made to bring in the forensic anthropologist team. To bring light to this mysterious death several things had to occur. Firstly the forensic team had to analyze features of bone to determine as much as possible, that includes; the person’s gender, ethnic origin, age, and height. To find out the sex of the victim the pelvis, skull, femur, tibia, and humerus measurements were needed, in conclusion the overall

The Skeletal System and Bone Types I will be discussing the function of the skeletal system and the role it plays foe our bodies. In addition, I will be discussing the types of bones we have. The skeletal system is very important because it allows us to have a frame for the body. Without the skeletal system we would be just like a jellyfish. Bones also play an important role because they help us to maintain our frame and shape. They are both intertwined and give us the ability to function as we