Determining age

[Minimalist]

Obviously, you've never been to Minnesota.

Think of North Korea without the ambiance.

[kbs2244]

Wow!
I didn’t think it was that bad.
What part are you from?

I always went to the Border area foe canoeing.
Rocky and watery.
Just like the post cards.

Then I took a recent road trip returning from Seattle on I90.
Right down the MN/IA state line.
A farmers dream land.
Black dirt that is table top flat.

[Minimalist]

I have a friend from Duluth. I keep asking her why she stays there. She keeps telling me she doesn't know.

One night she emailed to ask if I thought her car would be okay because her anti-freeze was rated at -55 F and the wind-chill was expected to be -58 that night.

That's all I ever needed to know.....and Duluth isn't even the coldest part of the state.

[Digit]

What are you, a man or a Mouse Min?

Roy.

[Minimalist]

A desert mouse.

[Digit]

Me, I love winter sports. On the TV!

Roy.

[Minimalist]

Even then I have to put on a sweater.

I did my 55 years in NY. Don't miss it a bit.

[countrcultur]

Carbon dating doen't tell the age of the individual at time of death, only what period of time has passed since death.
Determining age at death is standard forensic procedure, for example, number of teeth that have erupted, whether certain bones have 'fused', tooth wear.
More detailed info can be obtained by sectioning teeth or bone.
Welcome to the club BTW.

Roy.

This is what I'm asking about, thanks. So do they keep records of this anywhere? Like for different regions they keep them in different places or something?

[Minimalist]

You might find some of what you are looking for in here.

http://www.sil.si.edu/smithsoniancontri ... A-0045.pdf


Otherwise, this book on Amazon costs $65.00

http://www.amazon.com/Human-Identificat ... 0398063370