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Tooth cementum annulation, the microscopic method for the determination of an   individual’s age, gives results that are highly correlated with the   chronological age of an individual. Nevertheless, this method is still rarely   used for age estimation in archaeological populations. In this study, using   the tooth cementum annulation method, teeth of 21 individuals of the Djerdap   anthropological series, dated to a period from the 10th to the 6th millennium   BC, were analysed. The obtained data are important for overcoming some   methodological issues in anthropology of the Danube Gorges, as well as with   the precise age estimation of old individuals and with the assessment of age   in cases where the skeletal material has been very poorly preserved. The only   obstacle to the full application of the tooth cementum annulation method is   the taphonomy changes of tooth cementum which were detected on several teeth   in this study. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 47 001:   Bioarchaeology of ancient Europe - people, animals and plants in Serbian   prehistory

Ageing in the Danube gorges population (9500-5500 BC): Tooth cementum annulation method