KIMSeattle Forensic Facial Reconstruction 8-Station Lab Kit

Students will develop an understanding of how facial reconstruction can aid in the identification of skeletal remains of persons who have disappeared or archaeological discoveries. Students explore the cooperative roles of forensic facial artist/sculptors and paleo-anthropologists. This comprehensive kit is based on the engaging recent real-life discovery of King Richard III's remains. Students put a "face on history" while learning cranial anatomy (bones, craniometric landmarks, facial muscles and other structures).

The kit comes ready with everything you need to conduct an 8-station lab and includes:

• (8) Reusable skulls with tissue depth marker pegs
• Clay, tools, materials for 8 lab groups
• (1) Clay roller
• (8) Storage containers
• (1) Slide deck with lecture notes (pre-loaded jump drive)
• (1) Comprehensive Teacher’s Guide (printed)
• (8) Student Protocols (printed)