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In the evolving and changing world, the impact of technology can be seen in every field. The technological developments have also influenced the Judicial Sciences and have moved the methods used in this field forward. Judicial scientists are working on the most accurate lighting of events through multidisciplinary studies in the resolution of judicial cases. In particular, the field of Judicial Anthropology appears to us as a discipline that makes more reliable findings in the light of technological developments and contributes much to judicial investigations. The main subject of the study of judicial anthropology is identity identification. Identification is performed through the remains of the skeleton or soft tissue samples. Judicial Anthropologists identify elements such as death causes and various distinctive characteristics that reflect gender, age, ethnic origin, skeleton and teeth through bone remains. At the point of answering the "who" and "how" questions that make up the basis of judicial events, Judicial Anthropologists are taking on more and more important tasks over the day. New studies for identification have also brought new methods with the impact of technology. These developments, which also include computer imaging, mathematical algorithms and new imaging methods, have given new perspectives to Judicial Anthropology. 3D viewing, X-ray use, IT scans and Lodox viewing are an example of these studies. Through these methods, anthropological studies have been transferred to the virtual dimension. Thus, more accurate and clear results have been achieved in the identification studies.

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