Osteological data pertinent to sex determination -individual Sk-04 Winterbourne Kingston, Dorset

Table 1. Features of the skull relevant to sex determination.
Skull – Trait	Left 	♀/♂	Right 	♀/♂	
Angle of the frontal	Medium 	I	Medium	I	
Frontal/parietal eminences	P	♀	P	♀	
Nuchal crest	2	♀	
Mastoid process	3	I	3	I	
Suprameatal crest	A	♀	A	♀	
Orbital outline	Square but sloping
down laterally	I	Rounded	♀	
Supraorbital margin	2	♀	2	♀	
Glabella	1	♀	1	♀	
Gonial flaring	Slight	♀	Slight	♀	
Gonial angle	U		117°	♀	
Mental eminence	U	I	
P=Present; A=Absent; U=Unobservable, I=Indeterminate

Table 2. Features of the innominate bones relevant to sex determination.
Trait	Left 	♀/♂	Right 	♀/♂	
Subpubic concavity	U		U		
Ventral arc	U		U		
Ishiopubic ramus	U		U		
Subpubic angle	U		U		
Greater sciatic notch	1	♀	3	I	
Obturator foramen	U		U		
Preauricular sulcus	P (wide /deep)	♀	P (wide /deep)	♀	
Composite Arch	P	♀	P	♀	
 P=Present; U=Unobservable, I=Indeterminate

Table 3. Metric observations relevant to sex determination.
	Left	Sex	Right	Sex	
Humerus	
Vertical diameter of head* 	42.7	♀	43.9	♀?	
Epicondylar width**	59.3	♀	59.7	I	
Articular width***	41.2	♀	U	-	
Scapula	
Glenoid fossa height****	35.4	♀	U	-	
Femur	
Vertical diameter of head* 	41.2	♀	41.6	♀	
Bicondylar Width**	70.4	♀	U	-	
U=Unobservable, I=Indeterminate
*Stewart (1979); ** Bass (2005); ***Desai et al. (2014), **** Dabbs and Moore-Jansen (2010).