Describe a typical day for a forensic anthropologist.

A typical day for a forensic anthropologist involves reviewing cases, examining remains, and presenting findings to help law enforcement gather information from human remains. Unlike other forensic experts, forensic anthropologists do not typically go to crime scenes, so they carefully review the details of the case given to them by law enforcement. Depending on the circumstances involved with the remains, law enforcement may need the anthropologist to determine what happened, to whom, and when. After studying the remains, the anthropologist will present their findings to law enforcement and may even be called in to testify about their conclusions.