Frequently Asked Questions Thousands of web sites for educators and students. Support for long-term classroom planning and professional development. Information covering important topics for today's educators and parents. Readers meet Dr. Michael Charney who shows how a person's sex, race, age, height, and weight can be determined from studying his or her bones and teeth. He also explains how markings on bones can be used to establish cause of death and how a sculptor uses clay to reconstruct a face from a skull so it can be publicized in the media and possibly recognized.
Additional photographs guide readers step by step through the process of facial reconstruction.
The book concludes with a brief description of other careers in forensic science, a glossary of terms, and and a diagram of the human skeleton. ENC does NOT distribute this resource.