Humpolec / Washington D.C. / New York / Paris / Washington / D.C. / Prague / Chicago / St. Louis / /
Company
C.V. Mosby Co. / Forensic Anthropology / Anthropological Research Inc. / /
Continent
North America / Europe / Americas / /
Country
Germany / France / United States / Canada / Portugal / Argentina / /
Event
Employment Change / /
Facility
University of Tennessee / Anthropology National Museum of Natural History Smithsonian Institution Washington / D.C. / New York Homeopathic Medical College / American Museum of Natural History / laboratory of Alphonse Bertillon / Wistar Institute of Anatomy / New York Pathological Institute / University of Kansas / University of Pennsylvania / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
law enforcement community / investigative protocol / /
Organization
International Academy of Legal Medicine / Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology / American Board of Forensic Anthropology / Environmental Protection Research Division / the University of Pennsylvania / American Academy of Forensic Sciences / University of Tennessee / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Wener-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research / Congress / New York Pathological Institute / Harvard University in Boston / New York Homeopathic Medical College / Quartermaster Research and Development Center / Forensic Anthropological Society of Europe / University of Kansas / Smithsonian Institution / Natural History Smithsonian Institution Washington / Smithsonian / /
Person
Carolina Pragensis / Mildred Trotter / Aleš Hrdlička / Ellis R. Kerley / Richard Jantz / Eric Baccino / Ilse Swidetsky / William M. Bass III / Charles C. Thomas / Jurisprudence / Krogman / Douglas H. Ubelaker / Odontology / Thomas McKern / J. Lawrence Angel / Michael Finnegan / Clyde C. Snow / T. D. Stewart / George A. Dorsey / Georges Fully / /
Position
editor / President / local anthropologist / forensic anthropologist / General / T.D. / leader / professor / anthropologist / pathologist / Curator / trained forensic anthropologist / /
Studies in Historical Anthropology, vol. 4:[removed]], pp. 199–205 Evolution of the relationship of forensic anthropology with physical anthropology and forensic pathology: A North American perspective