Biometric studies have been used as a tool to explore human variability of Neolithic populations of Europe. Our study concerned with the Middle Neolithic (4800-3300 BC) of western Europe. The material consists of 329 skeletons from nine archeological sites spanned a large geographic area which includes northern Italy, western Switzerland, and central and southern France. Univariate and multivariate analyses based on cranial and postcranial measurements were conducted to describe shape and size variation between studied samples. A morphological gradient has been observed between western Switzerland populations and two groups from central and southern France. Differences in cranial shape were detected between samples from northern Italy and L...
Debates surrounding the nature of the Neolithic demographic transition in Europe have historically c...
The aim of this work is to explore the pattern of craniofacial morphometric variation and the relat...
Third millennium is characterised in archaeological records of Central and Occidental Europe by the ...
Biometric studies have been used as a tool to explore human variability of Neolithic populations of ...
Le Néolithique moyen (4500-3500 av. J.-C) est une période transitoire entre deux phases importantes ...
There is a growing body of evidence that the spread of farming in Europe was not a single uniform pr...
Summary. — The maxillary and molar proportions of the Neolithic skulls from Sardinia are compared wi...
The aim of this work is to contribute to antropological’ studies of Sardinia from late Neolithic (40...
This paper presents dental morphological data of Neolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronze Age populations ...
This study begins by establishing a database of 68 European Mesolithic and Neolithic cemeteries (red...
Summary. A number of Northwest European crania, some definitely, others possibly of Mesolithic date,...
Environmental changes of exceptional magnitude and intensity occurred during the Late Pleistocene an...
The sequence of funerary practices between fifth and third millennium BC is relatively complete and ...
The origin of Neolithic in Liguria: a craniometric perspective. The biological origin of the earlie...
Notre recherche, intitulée State of health of the Neolithic populations of Western Switzerland: a pa...
Debates surrounding the nature of the Neolithic demographic transition in Europe have historically c...
The aim of this work is to explore the pattern of craniofacial morphometric variation and the relat...
Third millennium is characterised in archaeological records of Central and Occidental Europe by the ...
Biometric studies have been used as a tool to explore human variability of Neolithic populations of ...
Le Néolithique moyen (4500-3500 av. J.-C) est une période transitoire entre deux phases importantes ...
There is a growing body of evidence that the spread of farming in Europe was not a single uniform pr...
Summary. — The maxillary and molar proportions of the Neolithic skulls from Sardinia are compared wi...
The aim of this work is to contribute to antropological’ studies of Sardinia from late Neolithic (40...
This paper presents dental morphological data of Neolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronze Age populations ...
This study begins by establishing a database of 68 European Mesolithic and Neolithic cemeteries (red...
Summary. A number of Northwest European crania, some definitely, others possibly of Mesolithic date,...
Environmental changes of exceptional magnitude and intensity occurred during the Late Pleistocene an...
The sequence of funerary practices between fifth and third millennium BC is relatively complete and ...
The origin of Neolithic in Liguria: a craniometric perspective. The biological origin of the earlie...
Notre recherche, intitulée State of health of the Neolithic populations of Western Switzerland: a pa...
Debates surrounding the nature of the Neolithic demographic transition in Europe have historically c...
The aim of this work is to explore the pattern of craniofacial morphometric variation and the relat...
Third millennium is characterised in archaeological records of Central and Occidental Europe by the ...