Forensics



	*SOUTH PUGET SOUND COMMUNITY COLLEGE* *Cultural Resources*

	Cultural Resources: Forensics

Cultural Resources Certificate Program	The Forensic Certification provides an overview of Forensic Anthropology, techniques for working with human remains, and techniques in the identification of human skeletal remains. Become familiar with the major Cultural Resources Management laws (federal, state, and local) that affect Tribal concerns with human remains and cemeteries.

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Archaeology	Biological Anthropology (ANTH& 205 – formerly ANTH 102)* 5 credits Cultural Anthropology (ANTH& 206 – formerly ANTH 101)* 5 credits Archaeology (ANTH& 204 – formerly ANTH 104)* 5 credits Cultural Resource Management & the Law (ANTH 112)* 5 credits Indians of North America (ANTH& 210 – formerly ANTH 210)* 5 credits Human Osteology (ANTH& 237 – formerly ANTH 201)* 5 credits Forensic Anthropology (ANTH& 236 – formerly ANTH 202)* 5 credits Archaeological Field School (ANTH 291—Student Agreement Contract)* 5 credits 40 credits
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