Forensic Anthropology: Let the bones tell the story!

This week we learned about Forensic Anthropology with a focus on Bone Basics.  Here are a few things we learned, found interesting, and questions that we have:

* What is the most fragile bone in your body is? - Bella
​* I learned that the human body has 206 bones. - Tate
* I found it interesting that your race can be determined by your bones. - Haylie
* I learned that the skull tightens as you get older. - Daylin
* How much time does it take for a body to become a skeleton? - Miley
* I found it interesting how the police use a grid system to find bones. - Isabelle
​* I learned that the suture lines in your head tell your gender. - Zayden
* I learned the medical/scientific names for our bones. - Sydney
* I learned that the femur is the strongest bone in the body. - James
* Where did they get the names for the bones? - McKenzie
* I learned that a skull can tell the gender of a body. - Serenity