Surface Dispersal of Human Remains – Students

Undergraduate and Post-graduate Students

• Provide an overview of the techniques used by Forensic Archaeologists and Anthropologists to record and recover dispersed surface remains.
• Gain an understanding into the roles of Forensic Archaeologists and Anthropologists at a crime scene and how to use these forensic practitioners to their full potential.

• An overview of the role of a Forensic Archaeologist and Anthropologist at a crime scene
• Introduction into human vs non-human bone identification
• Bone ID service session to explain how to photograph bones when submitting a request
• Digital and manual recording of dispersed surface remains, including GPS Survey
• Recovery techniques, including exhibiting and packaging evidence
• Introduction into taphonomy and methods of dispersal
• Practical mock scenario of dispersed surface remains – including locating dispersed remains, and recording techniques
• Awareness of other ecology evidence types involved within a surface dispersal of human remains investigation
• Case Studies

When is this course next available for me to attend?

Our next course is Wednesday 28th June 2023.

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How long does this course last?

This is a full one-day (8 hours) course.

How is payment made for the course?

Please email our Forensic Training Manager at training@forensic-access.co.uk to book your place.

Is this ecology course accredited?

Yes, this course is approved by the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences for CPD Certification.

Do you offer bespoke training?

Yes. We can offer training in all areas of forensic science and so please email us at training@forensic-access.co.uk to discuss your requirements.

How much experience do I need to attend this course?

This course is designed for students studying an undergraduate or post-graduate degree in a forensic science discipline. We will tailor the course content to your level of experience and knowledge.