FRT 122 covers 32 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study
sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked
answers for each one.
Roles of forensic anthropology in criminal investigation
Human remains in medico-legal context
Principles of analyzing human remains
Human osteology in forensic cases
Methods of analysis of human remains
Identification of skeletal landmarks
Ancestry assessment from skeletal remains
Dating and analysis of skeletal remains
Anthropometric measurements and biography estimation
Record keeping in skeletal analysis
Limitations of anthropometric techniques
Limitations of biographical estimation
Human skeleton anatomy
Forensic osteology
Analysis of skeletal remains
Interpretation of skeletal remains
Physical anthropology
Principles of physical anthropology
Importance of physical anthropology
Basic fractures in osteology
Ethics in forensic anthropology
Identification of unidentified persons
Anthropology and the justice system
Race, gender and age estimation from skeleton
Skeleton simulation and comparison
Body weight and height measurement
Body segment length measurement
Body girth measurement
Body mass index
Head and eye measurement
A sample from this course
One topic, as StudyPath teaches it.
Forensic anthropology definition
Forensic anthropology is the application of biological anthropology to legal contexts, focusing on the identification of human remains and the determination of cause and manner of death. Mastering its definition is essential for the exam because it underpins the scope of the discipline, differentiates it from related fields, and frames the types of evidence a forensic anthropologist may produce.
What you get for FRT 122
Every topic above, split into sessions and dated against your exam.
Practice questions per session, with answers that explain themselves.
Offline reading — the whole course is a few hundred KB on your phone.
An AI tutor that answers questions using this course's own material.