What is forensic anthropology? The study of how primates such as apes and monkeys are related to the development of human beings. The study of humans from prehistory to the modern time. The use of modern scientific procedures in a court of law to determine the identification of deceased individuals.

Forensic anthropology is the use of modern scientific procedures in a court of law to determine the identification of deceased individuals. It involves the application of anthropological methods and techniques to analyze human remains in order to establish the identity, cause of death, and other relevant information about the individual. Forensic anthropologists work closely with law enforcement agencies, medical examiners, and legal professionals to assist in criminal investigations and provide expert testimony in legal proceedings.