Russia and the Pacific: expeditions, networks, and the acquisition of human remains [PDF]
, 2020 In 1859, the Baltic German anatomist and embryologist Karl Ernst von Baer enthusiastically noted that the Imperial Academy of Sciences in St Petersburg had recently added to its craniological collections a total of ‘83 skulls of different peoples ...
Hilary Howes +3 more
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Variations in the anatomical structure of the pterion among populations from various global regions [PDF]
Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографииAnatomical variations in the structure of the pterion were examined in various craniological series representing modern populations from Australia, Melanesia, Southeast Asia, North Asia, America, and Europe, encompassing 2035 adult crania. The comparison
Movsesian A.A.
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Elise Smith: "Skulls, Nation and Empire: The Rise and Fall of British Craniology, 1800-1939" (07/11)
, 2019 Elise Smith, Assistant Professor en histoire de la médecine à l'Université de Warwick, présentera son ouvrage à paraître chez Cambridge University Press, Skulls, Nation and Empire: The Rise and Fall of British Craniology, 1800-1939, le jeudi 7 novembre ...
Anh-Dao Bui Tran
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The reconstruction of the craniological collection of the Lombroso Museum.
, 2022 Through the study of documentation in the Archive of the Lombroso Museum and the comparaison of the writings on the skull collection the authors try to reconstruct the craniological collection, over 700 of skulls.
Cilli, Cristina, Montaldo, Silvano
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ОСОБЕНОСТИ НА PROCESSUS NASALIS ПРИ НЯКОИ ДИВИ И ДОМАШНИ ЖИВОТНИ ОТ СЕМЕЙСТВО FELIDAE
Животновъдни науки, 2010 Thirty two skulls of 7 species belonging to the Felidae family have been investigated: tiger - Panthera tigris, lion - Panthera leo, jaguar - Panthera onca, leopard - Pantherapardus, Eurasian lynx - Lynx lynx, wild cat - Felis silvestris and domestic ...
РАДОСЛАВ МИХАЙЛОВ +1 more
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Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографии, 2018 Newly excavated materials from the Zarni Er cave (village of Hakhpat) have allowed the anthropological composition of the Late Middle Age (XIV–XVI centuries) inhabitants of Armenia to be characterized for the first time.
Khudaverdyan A.Yu. +3 more
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Cranial materials of the Mordvins from the burial grounds of the Upper Sura River and Moksha River regions in the 1st millennium AD [PDF]
Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографииThe craniological characteristics of the Mordvin population during the 1st millennium AD remain understud-ied. This article presents craniometric data derived from a comprehensive series of skulls from Mordvin necropo-lises dating to the 2nd–7th ...
Ikonnikov D.S. +3 more
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El "eterno retorno" de los esencialismos psicológicos: Los "indicios" del carácter [PDF]
, 2017 The history of psychology is full of essentialist conceptions about human behavior, built from notions such as temperament, physiognomy, character and personality (representing ontologized and naturalized constructs). In this motley mosaic, craniology (a
Christiansen, María +1 more
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A comparative study of the human skeletal material from late first and early second millenium sites in the north-east of England [PDF]
, 1989 Seven cemetery populations from the Worth-East of England, ranging in date from the Anglian to the Late Medieval periods, were studied. Aspects of ageing, sexing, physical appearance, continuous traits and odontology were considered.
Anderson, Susan Mary
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Craniological materials from Medieval grave fields in Krasnodar Krai
Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографии, 2018 In this paper, we present a study of craniological materials collected in the Psebeps 3, Kabardinka and Tserkovnaya shchel’ medieval grave fields (Krasnodar Krai, Russia).
Gerasimova M.M. +2 more
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