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<h2 style="white-space:pre-line">Dr. Tanya Peckmann</h2>
Hello there!
Welcome to Osteoforensics — forensic anthropology courses taught by someone who really does Forensic Anthropology.
I am a university Professor with over 25 years' experience in teaching, research, curriculum and program development, and supervision of undergraduate and graduate students in Forensic Anthropology. 
For 15 years, I consulted for the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service (Halifax, Canada) on over 200 forensic anthropology cases. 
My work spanned:
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<li>Surface-scattered remains</li>
<li>Buried bodies</li>
<li>Fatal fire scenes</li>
<li>Specialized analyses in victim identification and skeletal trauma</li>
<li>I have also been called to testify in court as an expert witness</li>
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I am passionate about teaching and look forward to exploring forensic anthropology with you!

Osteoforensics

Welcome to Osteoforensics, where you can explore forensic anthropology courses taught by a practicing Forensic Anthropologist.
Our featured course, Introduction to Forensic Anthropology, is a self-paced, asynchronous program designed for high school students, or science enthusiasts, who want flexible, high-quality learning without the pressure of scheduled classes.
