Harrell Gill-King Ph.D.

Anthropologists in Other Departments and Schools
Director Laboratory of Forensic Anthropology

Center for Human Identification

(940) 565-4335

harrell.king@unt.edu

Harrell Gill-King

Dr. Gill-King

Research Interests:

  • Forensic Biology

  • Forensic Anthropology

Education:

  • Ph.D. in Anthropology, Southern Methodist University

  • M.A. in Anthropology, Southern Methodist University

  • B.A. in Anthropology, Southern Methodist University

Research Focus:
Dr. Gill-King’s research focuses on several areas within forensic anthropology and biology, including:

  • Human Identification

  • Skeletal Biology

  • Taphonomy

  • Human Evolution

  • Comparative Primate Biochemistry

Selected Publications:

  • 1990 — Cultural Anthropology

  • 1984 — What to Do About Bones: Retrieval and Processing of Human Skeletal Remains: A Field Manual for Crime Scene Professionals

  • 1980 — Introduction to Anthropology