🧪 Anthropology Forensic Anthropology Simulation

This simulation introduces the application of anthropological techniques to crime scene investigation. It demonstrates how skeletal remains can be analyzed to determine sex — one of the core questions in forensic anthropology alongside age, ancestry, and cause of death — by scoring five cranial robusticity traits (glabella, supraorbital margin, mastoid process, nuchal crest, mental eminence) on the ordinal 1-5 scale developed by Walker (2008). Drag the sliders to morph a 3D skull between gracile and robust extremes and watch a logistic sex-estimation probability update from the composite trait score in real time, exactly as a forensic anthropologist would score an unidentified cranium against a reference chart.