Forensic anthropology is affected by the unavoidable limits concerning difficulties in
standardization of methods and procedures; age estimation is one of the main tasks of …

Cranial suture closure has been recognized for over a century as a useful trait for age
estimation. Although this indicator has become a standard feature of age assessment …

Transition Analysis—a recent skeletal age‐estimation procedure (Boldsen et al.:
Paleodemography: age distributions from skeletal samples (2002) 73–106)—is evaluated …

This research tests the accuracy of age estimation from the pubic bone. Specimens were
collected from decedents of known age, sex, and race at the Forensic Science Center (FSC) …

A new method for estimating adult age-at-death from the first rib was developed as a
modification of the Kunos et al.(Am J Phys Anthropol 110 (1999) 303–323) method. Data …

This study assesses the current state of adult skeletal age‐at‐death estimation in biological
anthropology through analysis of data published in recent research articles from three major …

Context: Estimation of adult age from skeletal remains is problematic due to the weak and
variable relationship between age indicators and age. Objectives: To assess the proportion …

In forensic science, anthropology, and archaeology, several techniques have been
developed to estimate chronological age in both children and adults, using the relationship …

Estimation of the biological profile of unidentified human remains is a critical component of
an anthropologic evaluation of unidentified human remains. The profile is used to search for …

Despite the prominent use of the Suchey–Brooks (S–B) method of age estimation in forensic
anthropological practice, it is subject to intrinsic limitations, with reports of differential …