The number of published studies using geometric morphometrics (GM) for analysing
biological shape has increased steadily since the beginning of the 1990s, covering multiple …

While assessing skeletal injuries in human skeletal remains, forensic anthropologists are
frequently presented with fractured, fragmented, or otherwise modified skeletal remains. The …

Creating digital replicas of unique biological findings or archeological artifacts has become
a desirable task, which enables to spare original integrity and enhance accessibility of …

This paper attempts to change the traditional view of the Late Avar belt fittings, which in the
8th century AD delineated an extremely dense communication network within the …

The present paper aims to test performances of semi-automatic tools for mesh-to-mesh
processing while assessing sex and ancestry in documented human crania. The studied …

Anthropologists evaluate injuries in skeletal remains by examining their macroscopic and
microscopic features, utilizing empirical and theoretical knowledge about trauma formation …

Joachim Werners Studie zur Archäologie des Attila-Reiches lenkte erstmals die
Aufmerksamkeit der archäologischen und anthropologischen Forschung auf die im …

Cranial fluctuating asymmetry (FA) has been used to examine developmental stress levels
in various populations. In bioarchaeological studies, developmental stress can be an …

Introduction Artificial cranial modification (ACM) is a widespread cultural phenomenon that
has been reported in human populations from Late Pleistocene to present day all over the …

The primate ectotympanic bone form is frequently used in anthropology as a discrete
characteristic with strong phylogenetic signaling among primates; however, the proximate …