Published: 2026-06-01
Research Articles
Test Approaches to Population Affinity/Sex Classification Using Fordisc 3.1
Considerations for Best Practice Recommendations for U.S. Forensic Casework
Abstract
Fordisc 3.1 is the primary quantitative method of estimating population affinity for the biological profile in forensic anthropology....
The Scope of Taphonomy in Forensic Anthropological Case Reports
AbstractForensic taphonomy plays a vital role in forensic anthropological research and casework, aiding in the reconstruction of perimortem...
The Influence of Soft Tissue Presence and Sawing Methodology on Saw Mark Analyses
AbstractPrevious research in saw mark analysis has relied on non-human bone and/or has been conducted on defleshed bones stabilized with a...
Forensic Analysis of Cremains and Cremains Simulants
AbstractThere have been several cases in recent years involving unscrupulous or fraudulent practices by funeral homes and crematories, including not...
Case Reports
Buckle Rib Fractures Are More Than a Pleural Surface Phenomenon
A Case Report and Literature Review
Abstract
In 2004, Love and Symes introduced buckle rib fractures into the anthropological literature, defining them as “a fracture wherein the...
Technical Notes
Sex Estimation Using Craniometric Data Obtained Through Computed Tomography With a Sample From Gujarat, India
AbstractThis study investigates the effectiveness of cranial measurements derived from computed tomography (CT) scans for sex estimation in a...
Review Article
Book Review of: Statistics and Probability in Forensic Anthropology
AbstractStatistics and Probability in Forensic Anthropology, Petra Obertová, Andrew Stewart, and Cristina Cattaneo (eds.), Academic...