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Harrell Gill-King Ph.D.
Anthropologists in Other Departments and Schools
Director Laboratory of Forensic Anthropology
Center for Human Identification
Dr. Gill-King's research interests include forensic biology and anthropology.
Degrees:
- Doctor of Philosophy in anthroplogy, Southern Methodist University
- Master of Arts in anthropology, Southern Methodist University
- Bachelor of Arts, Southern Maethodist University
Experience:
Gill-King's specific research projects are in the following topics:
- Human identification
- Skeletal biology
- Taphonomy
- Human evolution
- Comparitive primate biochemistry
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