One week (40 hr) intensive faunal and human bone identification course. This course is great for anthropology and biomedical students, forensic pathologists, crime scene technicians, death, and autopsy assistants.

• Improve your osteology skills and learn to identify and side bone fragments, assess whether the bone is human or faunal, and identify basic taphonomic, and weathering characteristics on bone.
• Students will increase efficiency with bone identification, create case inventories and learn basic lab methods for handling human remains.
• This course is a practical hands-on lab-based course. Participants will work with the USF Donated Skeletal Collection.

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