Saskia Jeraufke

• In the 1930, during farmer activities in the village Görzig in Saxony-Anhalt, human bones from the era of emigration of nationswere found. From these skeletal remains especially the skulls, should be analyzed by morphognostic and morphometric methods to receive information about age of death and the gender. In the morphognostic part skull attributes, obliteration of the sutures and the teeth status should be analyzed. Morphometric methods should take for abrigment linear and width dimension from the skull. And then especially the manible should be dimensioned. In additon the DNA from teeth were analyzed by using the PowerPlex®S5-Kit, to test, if it is possible to receive autosomal STR profiles of aDNA. The DNA were isolated with the phenol/chloroform-isoamylalcohol method and then amplified. aDNA can be strongly degraded, so the amplification of autosomal STR systems could be challenging