What do you think would be the most satisfying part of being a forensic anthropologist?

Of course the most satisfying part of being a forensic anthropologist would be to find out exactly what was the cause of death for the deceased and then finding the killer.

Forensic anthropology applies the art of physical or natural human studies to the law procedure. Anthropology is the investigation of people, and in this forensic discipline physical or biological anthropologists concentrate their examinations on the human body as it identifies with clarifying the conditions of a mishap or tackling a wrongdoing – often murder.