A trained forensic anthropologist can identify gender, ethnicity, age, illness, and possible careers, just by looking and touching bones (PBS, 1). They record data, put bones together, and determine possible cause of death. Forensic Anthropologists also have to spend hours in a lab, with little breaks, to make sure that their calculations are correct and precise. “The experts take notes and photographs to arrange and preserve the arrangement of the body” (PBS, 1). They organize the victim’s bones in its original shape so that studying them will be easier, this is usually a long process depending on the condition of the victim’s bones. If the condition is overall good the time to organize the bones unlike when the conditions is unrecognizable. Forensic Anthropologists take a heavy selection of science courses including: Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Physiology. So that they will be prepared when they have to determine the death cause of a victim. Another good class to take is a Law and Order class, this class will be beneficial because forensics deal with the law in plenty of cases. When forensic gather enough information they identify the victim and show it to the authorities so that the FBI can see if the victim had conflict with family members, and if they had a dispute with someone that might’ve wanted to kill…