[Aztlan] Kennewick Man

[Susan Gilchrist]

Still it must be tough for the university since they're
also training students to solve all kinds of problems. The
following is a 2006 Yale summer course.
Susan Gilchrist

Forensic Anthropology

KATIE BINETTI AND JOSEPH FERRARO

ANTH S-123 30175 GROUP III SO

Hands-on introduction to forensic anthropology, using laboratory training,
lectures, and case studies. Introduction to basic skeletal anatomy and to
the use of recovered skeletal materials to assess a deceased individual's
age, sex, height, ancestry, time of death, bone trauma, and disease.
Additional topics include techniques for recovering human skeletal remains,
reconstruction of faces, genetic identification, and medicolegal contexts of
forensic anthropology. No prerequisites.

SESSION A: M,W,F 3.30-5.45 / 1 CREDIT / TUITION: $2,200


On 5/10/06, John F. Schwaller <schwallr at morris.umn.edu> wrote:
>
> At 07:20 PM 5/9/2006, Susan Gilchrist wrote:
> >. It seems like a question of whether 1) there's a skull
> >in the Yale fraternity, 2) it's an old guy, and 3) it's Harlan
> >Geronimo's relative.
>
>
> It's not just any fraternity, it is a private club of which our
> President, George W. Bush, was a member: Skull and Bones.  In
> fairness I should point out that John Kerry was a member also, not to
> mention some other rather famous Yalies.
>
>
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> John F. Schwaller
> President
> SUNY Potsdam
> schwaljf at potsdam.edu
>
> Until 6-30-06:
> University of Minnesota, Morris
> 600 E 4th Street
> Morris, MN  56267
> 320-589-6015
> FAX 320-589-6399
> schwallr at morris.umn.edu
>
>