Thomas Jefferson Elementary School fourth grade students participated in an investigation in the Smithsonian Natural History Museum’s Forensic Anthropology Lab during a tour of the Written in Bone temporary exhibit.
Using the tools of a forensic anthropologist, they studied real human bones and artifacts found with the skeleton to determine who this person was, when he/she lived, and what his/her life might have been like.
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