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LOCATION:Braamfontein Campus East Origins Centre
DESCRIPTION:This lecture is part of the Craniofacial Identification Symposium hosted by the School of Anatomical Sciences at the Faculty of Health Sciences.Professor Caroline Wilkinson from the Liverpool John Moores University, who created a reconstruction of King Richard III’s head, will present this lecture.
<br />Wilkinson will focus on recent advances in craniofacial superimposition and current practices in forensic facial reconstruction. This lecture is part of the Craniofacial Identification Symposium hosted by the School of Anatomical Sciences at the Faculty of Health Sciences.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>This lecture is part of the Craniofacial Identification Symposium hosted by the School of Anatomical Sciences at the Faculty of Health Sciences.</strong><p>Professor Caroline Wilkinson from the Liverpool John Moores University, who created a reconstruction of King Richard III’s head, will present this lecture.</p>
<br /><p>Wilkinson will focus on recent advances in craniofacial superimposition and current practices in forensic facial reconstruction. This lecture is part of the <em>Craniofacial Identification Symposium</em> hosted by the School of Anatomical Sciences at the Faculty of Health Sciences.</p>
SUMMARY:Depicting the dead: Facial depiction for forensic identification and archaeological investigation 
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