Natural Bone Human Education Skeletons: Investigating Restoration and Ancestry
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Description
•Three real human skeletons owned by DSU were restored to a fully functional state for classroom usage, using anatomical guides and museum preservation techniques. •These skeletons have inspired the development of a new curriculum that promotes interactive learning, allowing students to engage with the skeletal remains in a hands-on environment. •Non-invasive DNA extraction methods are being employed to gather additional information about the heritage of the skeletons, enhancing the understanding of their origins and significance.
Publication Date
2025
Recommended Citation
Josko, Emelye, "Natural Bone Human Education Skeletons: Investigating Restoration and Ancestry" (2025). Annual Research Symposium. 55.
https://scholar.dsu.edu/research-symposium/55