This course will focus on the field of forensic anthropology. It will define the field as a branch of anthropology. It will then focus on the techniques used by forensic anthropologists to analyze human skeletal remains including the estimation of sex, age at death, stature, and the identification of any traumatic lesions present. It will further discuss the role of the forensic anthropologist as part of the medicolegal system. People who are interested in pursuing a career in forensic science, biology, forensic medicine, medicine, osteology, human anatomy, bioarchaeology, or archaeology can all benefit from this course. The course includes powerpoint presentations with extensive explanations of the materials contained in each, exercises to assist the student in gaining proficiency in osteological analysis, and quizzes to test your knowledge. The course includes 14 lectures, 5 exercises, and 3 quizzes to help the student build knowledge of the subject and test their competency. The course is taught from the perspective that the student has little or no prior knowledge, and no equipment is necessary. A good anatomy book will assist the student, but numerous online resources are available for students to consult. If you have an interest in learning about just how much you can really tell from that skeleton in your closet, this course is for you!