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Tracing Cranial Evolution in Prehistoric Europe: Insights from the Upper Paleolithic to Bronze Age Migrations
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Tracing Cranial Evolution in Prehistoric Europe: Insights from the Upper Paleolithic to Bronze Age Migrations
Changes in European male cranial morphology within the context of major genetic clusters and archaeological cultures. Created according to the paleogenetic studies mentioned in the text and Buchvaldek et al. (2007), with updated chronology A new study conducted by Pavel Grasgruber “The evolution of European cranial morphology: From the Upper Paleolithic to the Late Eneolithic steppe invasions” represents one of the most expansive craniometric an…
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