“…Because measurements from radiographies could underestimate age due to parallax effect, several bones were measured and the older age estimation was selected. If no long bones were available, dental development (Shackelford, Stinespring Harris, & Konigsberg, ), vertebral development (Cardoso, Pereira, & Rios, ; Cardoso & Rios, ), pars basilaris (Irurita & Aleman, ), or ischium dimensions (Rissech, Garcıa, & Malgosa, ) was used as age indicators. Bone anomalies considered as possible pathologies were described according to diagnostic palaeoradiological manuals (Beckett & Conlogue, ; Chhem & Brothwell, ) and medical and palaeopathological literature (Aufderheide & Rodríguez‐Martín, ; Ortner, ).…”