Objectives Cementochronology based on annual deposition of acellular cementum is
acknowledged for its superior performance for estimating age‐at‐death but is also …

The purpose of this paper is to present the identified skeletal collection (by age, sex, cause
of death, occupation and preservation state) from the Certosa Cemetery of Bologna (Italy) …

Osteological collections are an essential source of information on human biological and
cultural variability, providing insights about developmental, evolutionary, and biocultural …

In forensic anthropology, sex estimation is a fundamental step in assessing individual
biological profiles when analyzing human skeletons. Yet, current methods are not reliable …

In identified skeletal collections, age-at-death is the main variable explaining the distribution
of entheseal changes (ECs) in adults: older individuals tend to display more ECs and more …

It has been repeatedly acknowledged that age‐at‐death estimation based on dental
cementum represents a partial and time‐consuming method that hinders adoption of this …

This contribution aims at answering the question of the how and the why of invasive, micro-
invasive and non-invasive analysis of anthropobiological remains, through the study of a …

Objectives Fibular structure is related to locomotor behavior, which allows an exploration of
mobility in past human populations with diaphyseal cross‐sectional geometry (CSG) …

The aim of this article is to describe the composition of the Tooth Fairy collection (collection
Petite souris as it is known in French), a documented sample of deciduous teeth from …

Aim. To examine variation in femoral neck and cross-sectional cortical thickness in relation
to age at death. Material. Documented skeletons from the Schoten Collection in the Royal …