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KHC MD101: Fractured Lives and Bodies: Forensic Anthropology, Disasters, and Human Rights (Spring 2023)

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About Fractured Lives

This guide provides selected course-specific resources for KHC MD101: Fractured Lives and Bodies: Forensic Anthropology, Disasters, and Human Rights, taught by Professor Sean Tallman.

What Does a Forensic Anthropologist Really Do?

Not As-Seen-On-TV Forensic Anthropology (Anthropology News)

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American Anthropologist (JSTOR)

Anthropology/Sociology & interim Philosophy Librarian

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jchris@bu.edu
Mugar Memorial Library

617-353-2376

Subjects: Anthropology, Gastronomy, Philosophy, Sociology

Last Updated: Nov 7, 2022 8:20 AM
URL: https://library.bu.edu/fracturedlives
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Subjects: Anthropology

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