Facial reconstruction set

Description:Types of identification[ edit ] There are two forms pertaining to identification in forensic anthropology: This type of identification does not prove or verify identity because any number of individuals may fit the same biological description. Positive identification, one of the foremost goals of forensic science, is established when a unique set of biological characteristics of an individual are matched with a set of skeletal remains. This type of identification requires the skeletal remains to correspond with medical or dental records, unique ante mortem wounds or pathologies, DNA analysis, and still other means. Legal admissibility[ edit ] In the U.

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