Application of Forensic Archaeology

Forensic archeology was applied to the masses Grave incident Attention of the author The purpose of this paper is to clarify how the knowledge, methods and techniques of forensic archeology applied and developed in some cases are in other cases and even in other scientific fields It is to show whether it has developed into a society. . Introduction: Forensic archeology is a forensic science that uses archeological methods and methods and places them in a legal context. This scientific principle and knowledge can be used not only to study historical events that occurred decades ago and to better understand but also to provide assistance to find and collect evidence at crime scenes and to resolve crime It is also used to provide.

Forensic anthropology is the application of anthropological anatomy and its various subfields, including forensic archeology and forensic science in the legal environment. Forensic anthropologists will help identify the deceased's bodies that may be corrupt, burned, forgotten, or unrecognizable in an airplane crash. Forensic anthropologists have also played an important role in genocide and investigation and recording of mass cemetery. Along with forensic pathologists, forensic dentists and murder investigators, forensic anthropologists usually testify as expert witnesses in court. Using physical markers on the bones, forensic anthropologists can determine the age, sex, size and descent of the victim.

Forensic geology is concerned with the application of geological data and technology to problems that may occur in the courts. It is closely related to environmental forensics, forensic engineering and forensic archeology. The scope of environmental forensic medicine is far wider than forensic geology. It is frequently involved in investigating environmental problems such as water and air pollution. Sedimentation is a geological process where sediments, soil and rocks are added to the topography and lumps. Previously eroded deposits are carried by wind, ice, and water, they lose their kinetic energy in the fluid and therefore deposit. Geological sediments include beaches, lakes, dunes, glacier hails, river deltas, gravel dams, coal sediments.

Forensic anthropology is a special subset of forensic medicine specializing in human bone biology. It usually includes skills related to training of archaeological methods, identification of bone material, and identification of deceased persons. Forensic anthropology includes the restoration of the human body from various places (such as deserts and places), or in the case of large-scale disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis. Thanks to mapping techniques and mining expertise, these experts also help restore evidence at crime scenes. Archaeological, physical and cultural anthropology, genetics, chemistry and anatomy will be most beneficial for the broad responsibility assigned to forensic anthropologists