Yes she is the one leading the course.
Today's fun fact was that any thing more than seventy years old is counted as archaeology. Roughly if strontium ninety can be found in a bone it must be post war and subject to forensics. It makes you wonder what our children will absorb to make dating their bones easy.
I am not sure the baby foot print would help. The question posed was what information the state collects which would make identifying our body easier and students were discussing what was on various certificates and which countries stored finger prints, blood, DNA etc.
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