Age is one of the parameters of the biological profile of a juvenile individual that can be estimated from bones or teeth with sufficient reliability and precision. Many juvenile age estimation methods currently available to anthropologists do not follow scientifically nor biologically valid methodological criteria. This work starts with the critical analysis of a corpus of 256 juvenile age estimation methods used in physical anthropology. This analysis qualified and quantified the biases and limitations of method construction and application. It also presents an objective and practical classification of methods that highlights methods respecting valid sampling and methodological protocols and statistical criteria. The conclusions of this f...
Age at death assessment of the adult skeletal material, while fundamental, is one of the most diffic...
Thorough bioarchaeological studies of children populations are few, and their integration into the a...
Biological anthropologists routinely infer ancient human behaviour from macroscopic skeletal markers...
Age is one of the parameters of the biological profile of a juvenile individual that can be estimate...
L’âge est un paramètre du profil biologique des individus immatures que l’on peut estimer de manière...
En anthropologie biologique, il est difficile de savoir à partir de restes osseux si un individu imm...
Most biometric age estimation methods used in anthropological and forensic science for juveniles are...
Skeletal age estimation of living and deceased juvenile individuals is the only pillar of the biolog...
Subadult age estimates are based on the principles of growth and development and are considered the ...
L' étude réalisée s'est portée sur la détermination de l’âge à partir d’investigations sur l’alvéoly...
The current need in the forensic community to provide accurate age estimates for living individuals ...
Age estimation in juveniles is a critical procedure in judicial cases for verification of imputabili...
As an indicator of growth rate, bone age is used to determine the level of development and to predic...
Skeletal estimation methods to reconstruct the juvenile biological profile are largely limited to th...
Different methodologies of age estimation using different human physical parameters have been assist...
Age at death assessment of the adult skeletal material, while fundamental, is one of the most diffic...
Thorough bioarchaeological studies of children populations are few, and their integration into the a...
Biological anthropologists routinely infer ancient human behaviour from macroscopic skeletal markers...
Age is one of the parameters of the biological profile of a juvenile individual that can be estimate...
L’âge est un paramètre du profil biologique des individus immatures que l’on peut estimer de manière...
En anthropologie biologique, il est difficile de savoir à partir de restes osseux si un individu imm...
Most biometric age estimation methods used in anthropological and forensic science for juveniles are...
Skeletal age estimation of living and deceased juvenile individuals is the only pillar of the biolog...
Subadult age estimates are based on the principles of growth and development and are considered the ...
L' étude réalisée s'est portée sur la détermination de l’âge à partir d’investigations sur l’alvéoly...
The current need in the forensic community to provide accurate age estimates for living individuals ...
Age estimation in juveniles is a critical procedure in judicial cases for verification of imputabili...
As an indicator of growth rate, bone age is used to determine the level of development and to predic...
Skeletal estimation methods to reconstruct the juvenile biological profile are largely limited to th...
Different methodologies of age estimation using different human physical parameters have been assist...
Age at death assessment of the adult skeletal material, while fundamental, is one of the most diffic...
Thorough bioarchaeological studies of children populations are few, and their integration into the a...
Biological anthropologists routinely infer ancient human behaviour from macroscopic skeletal markers...