Do not appear to make minute investigations or in any way excite remark.
2.

Ascertain if all the bones belonging to each region are present, and if not, which are missing.
3.

Measure the extreme length of the principal bones and compare those of opposite sides.
4.

Examine the bones with reference to the age, sex, and muscular development of the deceased.
5.

Note the presence or absence of signs of constitutional disease, local disease of bone or adjacent structures, old or recent injuries, and any other departures from the normal or usual.
6.