Becoming A Forensic Anthropologist

A forensic anthropologist is someone who studies the the science behind humans to be able to answer legal questions. To understand that a little bit easier, they are people who identify the deceased and try to figure out how they died. Forensic anthropologists do this by studying the bones and the surroundings of the scene for clues of what could’ve happened and how. To work in this field, you would need to take classes of the following; biological anthropology (including osteology), physics, chemistry, and human anatomy. Cultural knowledge is also helpful when identifying someone, so a class in that would be nice if you can find one. The best part of this career would be going home and knowing that you are helping people, but mainly families,