Forensic Anthropology In The Service Of Judicial Authorities
- 92pages
- 4 heures de lecture
The book delves into forensic science by detailing experiments conducted with cadaver material to enhance identification methods. It describes a meticulous process of comparing skull superimposition photographs with images of the deceased, focusing on precise positioning and proportional magnification. The study emphasizes the congruence of anthropometric points between skulls and faces, and evaluates the results for their application in identification at both national and international levels, highlighting the method's significance for forensic investigations.
