Investigating Forensics

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The remains require a detailed examination for an accurate assessment of the evidence.

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The SFU Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology gratefully acknowledges the financial investment by the Department of Canadian Heritage in the creation of this on-line presentation for the Virtual Museum of Canada.

Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology,
Simon Fraser University

Project Director
Dr. Barbara Winter

Project Manager
Ariana Fernández

Media Design - Teaching and Learning Centre,
Simon Fraser University

Media Design Manager, Art Director
Ivana Filipovic

Project Lead, Senior Producer
Kevin Teichroeb

Partner
The Critical Thinking Consortium
Susan Teed
Dr. Roland Case
Dr. Philip Balcaen

Publisher: Government of Canada, Department of Canadian Heritage, Canadian Heritage Information Network

Creator: SFU Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology

Date created: 2011-03-15 05:01:38

Date modified: 2012-03-29 07:47:45

URL: http://www.sfu.museum

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Age Range:

Grade 11 (secondaire 5): 15,16 years

Grade 12 (CEGEP): 16,17 years

1st yr. University (CEGEP): 17,18 years

Subjects:

Social Studies
- Anthropology

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