Forensic Anthropology is a specialized field of anthropology that applies the principles and techniques of physical anthropology and human osteology to legal investigations. This discipline primarily focuses on the identification and analysis of human skeletal remains in order to assist in legal cases, such as those involving homicides, accidents, or unidentified bodies. Forensic anthropologists work to determine characteristics such as age, sex, ancestry, and stature from skeletal remains, and they can also provide insight into trauma and cause of death. Their expertise is crucial in the recovery and examination of remains, often working alongside law enforcement, coroners, and medical examiners to help solve criminal cases and support the legal system.
Astonishing developments have emerged in Fukuoka Prefecture's maritime tragedy. Following the devastating fire aboard the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force mine-sweeping vessel "Ukushima" in November, new evidence has surfaced that points…