what information do archaeologists get from the skeleton
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The large number of skeletons that are excavated makes it possible to test new techniques. These can then be used by forensic anthropologists as they try to establish cause of death in murder investigations, and they help provide more information about the victim's identity.
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The basic requirements of the archaeologist dictate the major aspects of work carried out by the archaeological human bone specialist: age and sex structure of a population; physical size and appearance; general stresses and strains of daily life; and diseases in the past.
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