After the publication of the first article in 2014, 21st Century Identified Skeletal Collection,
housed in the Laboratory of Forensic Anthropology, Department of Life Sciences at the …

Age estimation constitutes an important aspect of forensic research, investigation and
human identification. For the purpose of age estimation, various markers within the skeletal …

Introduction The acetabulum has been reported as a reliable age estimation marker.
However, analyzing its morphological changes can be challenging using computed …

Age estimation is one of the prerequisites of human identification. Age-progressive changes
in the pelvis offer useful evidence for forensic age estimation across all age groups. The …

Recently, a renewed acetabular aging methodology was published by San-Millán et al.(Int J
Leg Medicine, 47, 131: 501–525), refining the variables associated with acetabular fossa …

Since investigation of the timing of the skeletal traits among the acetabula of different
populations is lacking, this study aims to evaluate the relevance of geographical origin in the …

Age estimation plays a crucial role in human identification. Amongst numerous age markers
located throughout the skeletal framework, the auricular surface of the ilium presents as a …

Age-at-death and sex estimation are considered among the essential parameters in
osteobiography and represent the first stage of study in bioarchaeology, forensic …

Most skeletal age estimation techniques are based on assessing wear on joints or bone
involution. Bone involution refers to microscopic bone loss. Pryce (2012) proposed a five …

Accuracy of age-at-death methodologies is an intrinsic problem for physical anthropologists.
Since the first years of the current century, the acetabulum has become progressively one of …