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Searching for Human Remains

4 Days

Searching for Human Remains: Archaeological Search Techniques and Bone Identification course is designed to provide delegates with knowledge of:

  • A range of archaeological search techniques, which can be used to locate buried evidence
  • Geophysical survey methods most commonly used to detect buried human remains and evidence
  • Mapping and recording techniques
  • Stages of body decomposition and factors influencing the preservation of remains
  • How to distinguish between human and animal bones

Get in touch with our training team at training@forensic-access.co.uk to book your place.

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Who is this Course for?

This course is designed for anybody involved in the search, recovery and identification of human remains, including:

  • Police Search Advisers (PolSAs)
  • Licensed Search Officers (LSOs)
  • Crime Scene Managers (CSMs)
  • Crime Scene Investigators (CSIs)
  • Senior Investigating Officers (SIOs)
Course Topics

This awareness course is designed to provide delegates with knowledge of:

  •  A range of archaeological search techniques, which can be used to locate buried evidence
  • Geophysical survey methods most commonly used to detect buried human remains and evidence
  • Mapping and recording techniques
  • Stages of body decomposition and factors influencing the preservation of remains
  • How to distinguish between human and animal bones

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