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Forensic Anthropology Identification Factors

Photo Credit:  Bionerd

Photo Credit: Bionerd

I've recently seen an identification made from previous x-rays of the skull in comparison to the sinus cavity. The victim was 15, completely decomposed, and had never been to the dentist so odontology identification was not a possibility.


I also heard that a person's sinus cavity was as unique as a fingerprint, however, I can not find any specific information on this particular subject. I have been a full time student for 2 years and have never heard of this. Can you please state your opinion and suggest where information on this particular subject may be obtained. Thanks for your help.

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