Guest post by Christine Hymanyk (See Scattered, Ep 10 for my chat with Christine about her research project.) My animal scavenging experiment was inspired by several existing studies, some of […]
The Bone Search and Recovery Short Course will be discontinued as of tomorrow! If you’ve ever wanted to deepen your knowledge of how to search for scattered remains, now is […]
In honour of Halloween, my collaboration with Shari Forbes, and the annual meeting of the Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology (CAPA), I’ve put my Bone Search and Recovery Short Course […]
On August 4th, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
On August 4th, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
On August 4th, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
A month ago, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
It isn’t napalm. (Not a bad thing.) I don’t love it. But it’s a part of doing research with dead pigs. Why am I smelling dead pig in the morning […]
When I state in my introduction to the podcast Scattered that scattered remains is an undervalued topic, I’m not kidding. In my heart and gut, I know that scattered and […]
Ever wanted to know what it was like to actually BE a Forensic Anthropologist? Pamela Mayne Correia is one. She has 30 years’ experience in forensic anthropology. In this podcast […]
The Reluctant Archaeologist 