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Forensic odontology is the science of using data from the human dentition in legal contexts. Two different kinds of scientists are practitioners: forensic odontologists and forensic anthropologists. Forensic odontologists, who are usually dentists, often make positive identifications of unknown human remains, matching them with ante‐mortem records from missing persons. Forensic anthropologists estimate...
The Maxwell Museum of Anthropology has a policy of accepting all offered human remains into its collections. These remains come from law enforcement agencies and private persons. By accepting Native American and other human remains, the museum assumes all associated legal, ethical, and financial obligations, including complying with NAGPRA regulations and state laws regarding archaeological human...
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