Introduction to Human Osteology (Short Course) - Bournemouth University
Durotrigues Project
Entry requirements
Previous study to degree level in Archaeology or Forensic Science is preferred but not essential. For those taking the course purely for personal interest, study of science subjects at least to A-level, would be required.
Course overview
Human burials are among the most common forms of evidence encountered in archaeological excavations. Recent years have also seen increasing application of skills and knowledge regarding the human skeleton to the investigation of forensic cases, mass disasters and human rights violations. This course provides an opportunity to gain skills and experience in human osteology with relevance to both modern and ancient remains.
The course provides an introduction to the human skeleton and to issues and methods involved in the recovery and analysis of human remains from archaeological sites and forensic cases.
Please visit: www.bournemouth.ac.uk/courses/PSCIHO
Contact us: +44 (0)1202 961916
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