I guess* there's been a lot of revision of previous sex determinations for skeletal remains lately. Something about older techniques paying too much attention t

I guess* there's been a lot of revision of previous sex determinations for skeletal remains lately. Something about older techniques paying too much attention to the absolute sizes bones, which led to a lot of misclassification of taller-than-average men and shorter-than-average women. *Based on a conversation with a museum employee, so I've got no citation here.