Patsy Chappell

Our ability to detect textures and spatial information through our fingertips has roots in early human survival strategies. Studies indicate that the development of fine motor skills, essential for crafting tools or preparing food, correlates with the unique features of fingerprint patterns. This evolutionary advantage has been honed over millions of years, illustrating how our biology has adapted to meet environmental challenges.

Let’s take a deep dive into the history and development of fingerprinting as a means of identification and crime-solving.

From high-ranking officials in ancient Rome to officiating weddings in modern France, the role of the notary is rich history and intrigue.