Forensic Anthropology Paper & Slides Needed
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m looking for an academically-minded writer who can turn my approved proposal on forensic anthropology techniques—specifically skeletal analysis—into two polished deliverables before Thursday, December 4th 2025, 6 p.m.
You’ll receive:
• the original proposal,
• my professor’s written feedback, and
• any formatting guidelines already supplied by the course and the rubric for both assignments
What I need from you:
1. A fully referenced research paper that expands the proposal into a coherent argument, integrates up-to-date scholarly sources, and follows the citation style noted in the course brief (I’ll forward it the moment we start).
2. A companion PowerPoint deck of 15 slides that distills the key findings visually and is ready for in-class presentation—clean layout, concise speaker notes, and appropriate graphics/charts where useful.
Because the deadline is tight, I’d like progress drafts—paper outline and slide storyboard—as soon as possible so I can relay any additional instructor notes. Final files should arrive in editable formats (Microsoft Word and PowerPoint).
If you have a solid background in forensic anthropology or related biological sciences and can commit to quality within the timeframe, let’s get started right away.
You’ll receive:
• the original proposal,
• my professor’s written feedback, and
• any formatting guidelines already supplied by the course and the rubric for both assignments
What I need from you:
1. A fully referenced research paper that expands the proposal into a coherent argument, integrates up-to-date scholarly sources, and follows the citation style noted in the course brief (I’ll forward it the moment we start).
2. A companion PowerPoint deck of 15 slides that distills the key findings visually and is ready for in-class presentation—clean layout, concise speaker notes, and appropriate graphics/charts where useful.
Because the deadline is tight, I’d like progress drafts—paper outline and slide storyboard—as soon as possible so I can relay any additional instructor notes. Final files should arrive in editable formats (Microsoft Word and PowerPoint).
If you have a solid background in forensic anthropology or related biological sciences and can commit to quality within the timeframe, let’s get started right away.