A Review of Gender and Estimate of Age the Human Skeleton (Case Study: The Human Skeleton ofKorijan of Kabudarahang in Hegmataneh Museum)

A study of the human skeleton from Korijan of Kabudarahang, housed in Hegmataneh Museum, reveals significant insights into gender and age estimation techniques. Researchers analyzed skeletal remains to determine biological sex and approximate age, employing morphological and metric methods. The findings contribute to understanding past populations' demographic characteristics, particularly in the context of UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Hegmataneh, which holds archaeological significance. This case study highlights the importance of skeletal analysis in reconstructing historical human life, providing a foundation for further anthropological research.

Rahmani, E., Nasiri, E., Abolgasemi, Y.,. (2018). A Review of Gender and Estimate of Age the Human Skeleton (Case Study: The Human Skeleton of Korijan of Kabudarahang in Hegmataneh Museum). Parseh Journal of Archaeological Studies, 2(3), 53–66. https://doi.org/10.30699/pjas.2.3.53