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Uploaded by on Aug 20, 2007

A forensic anthropologist describes and shows what's part of their work.

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  • i did the first dislike. no offense to this video wat so ever. just to become the first one to hit dislike button on this video

  • @Armour200

    Very kind of you.

  • I am thinking about studying either a cultural or a forensic anthropology after graduating from high school in 2012, but I'd like becoming a forensic better. I really like history and I'm interested in cultures and stuff like that. I like biology but it's not as easy to me as the things above so I'm hardly above average.

    Could I still become a forensic anthropologist or would I terribly fail?

  • Hi, AJ, Just to let you know, Forenic A. and Cultural A. are completely different fields. You'll take classes in both areas during the begining, but they start to spilt, and differ drastically. Think of Cultural A. as history of past peoples and modern, small groups/peoples/societies. Forensic A. is the study of morphology and mortality of hard tissue (bones) in humans. Forenic A. = A lot of BIOLOGY and other training, aka classes, in the hard sciences. Best of luck, my friend.

  • I really want to be this when I grow up but I have a sensitive stomach (I throw up a lot.) My question is: Do the remains smell bad and do you think a person like me can survive?

  • Yes.

    Probably.

    Rotten fish smells worse.

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  • I took a test in my careers class and Forensic Anthropology was my top choice! I'm so excited to start studying. (I'm still in middle school)

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  • @anthropology370 but they were the last one to hit dislike :)

  • @ anthropology370 I really want to study forensic anthropology,but I am from Hong Kong and I don't really know what to do,I have no information about this and I need to search the internet but those on the internet aren't in detail.Should I study physical anthropology first and then study forensic anthropology or there is a double degree programme that includes both of them?What subjects will I need to study in Highschool?

  • I LOVE THIS WOMAN *o*

    Ok, so this is my story: i'm in portugal and have no idea what i want to do. i'm serching all the courses that are here in portugal and found antropology.

    my question is: if i do antropology does that make me a forensic antropologist? can i be more things?

    cause that would be awsome *w*

    LIKE "BONES"!!!

    please answer my question ^w^

  • @anthropology370 Hello! I am a highschool student in Hong Kong who really want to study forensic anthropology. I did search wikipedia for more information about this.But there is no forensic science,forensic anthropology and other anthropology degree in HK.How can I apply forensic anthropology degree of USA's universities?What preparation will I need?By the way I am really bad in Mathematics! The educational system is different in HK.I study Combine science(chemistry and biology),history,etc.

  • I am in middle school and am leaning towards this as a career. We are doing science fair experiments and I would like to do mine on forensic anthropology... any experiment ideas anyone? Please and thank you.

  • Im a 13 year old fiilipino i wanted to be a federal agent at first but i figured out im way better in science related stuff so i thought of being a forensic anthropologist or any other forensic stuff i lvoe science and i kind of like figuring out stuff like the cause of death just i want to be a forensic anthropologist or any forensic stuff

    I jUST LOVE SCIENCE

  • i'm looking into this and i live in riverside. I think that is a sign x) haha, would you say your career is fun/exciting?

  • I'm starting my bachelor's in anthropology (I got my AA in psychology) and i can"t wait! After reading a book called Dead Men Do Tell Tales, and watching videos on forensic anthropology, I'm positive this is the field I want to pursue. The only thing I'm worried about is job availability when I graduate....but I guess if I'm doing something I have a passion for, things will fall into place.

  • This kind of stuff is so cool. =]

    So, can you tell me what a typical work day would be like?

    Please.

  • i love forensic anthropology and i know i can take the morbid part of the field but im extremely nervous because i really want to be a forensic anthropologist but i am scared i wont be good at it. but i do love the field and understand it will take alot of work but im just having second thoughts because i am scared i wont be the best

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