Cranial vault morphology of Eastern European and Eastern Siberian Mesolithic populations

палеоантропология cranial vault morphology crania черепа craniology краниология Mesolithic populations население мезолита craniometry краниометрия morphometry морфометрия мезолит

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88 Section HUMAN EVOLUTION Section HUMAN EVOLUTION ЬЗAĞIZLI CAVE II: MIDDLE PALEOLITHIC ASSEMBLAGES FROM SOUTH-ANATOLIA Baykara İsmail Yьzьncь Yıl University, Faculty of Letter, Anthropology Department, Van, Turkey Most scientists agree that modern humans left Africa relatively recently, and it was traditionally thought that the route taken was northwards, overland through the Middle East and beyond. <...> In this article, we will discuss about Middle Paleolithic archaeological evidence from Ьзağızlı II Cave in order to assess the timing and geographic origins of Upper Pleistocene human colonization. <...> The Cave Lithic technology is dominated by Levallois production and hard-hammer percussion used to reduced the cores. <...> All of the layers systematic reducing of the core is considered with mainly unipolar, secondary centripetal Levallois production. <...> Orientation of the production is mainly fl akes and scarcely seen blades manufactures. <...> Typological feature is characterized with higher proportion of Levallois fl ake, Levallois points, Mousterian points, side scrapers types and lower proportion of upper Palaeolithic tool types. <...> Key words: Ьзağızlı II Cave, Middle Paleolithic, Anatolia, Hatay Contact information: Baykara İsmail, e-mail: ibaykara@yyu.edu.tr. <...> CRANIAL VAULT MORPHOLOGY OF EASTERN EUROPEAN AND EASTERN SIBERIAN MESOLITHIC POPULATIONS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Bulygina (Stansfi eld) Ekaterina, Pezhemsky Denis, Rasskazova Anna Research Institute and Museum of Anthropology, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia We carried out a morphometric analysis of cranial vault and upper face in Mesolithic populations of Eastern Europe (Oleniy Ostrov, Zvejnieki, Popovo, Peschanitsa, Vasilievka III, Murzak-Koba, Fatma-Koba). <...> A comparison was made with a newly discovered cranium from Lokomotiv (R-8), Irkutsk, Eastern Siberia. <...> We examined trends of similarity in the neurocranial and upper facial morphology among these individuals. <...> Upper facial fl atness is usually regarded as a feature differentiating Asian Mongoloids from other populations of the world. <...> Given that the most ancient individuals from Siberia do not have exceptionally fl at upper faces, this characteristic can no longer be regarded as specifi cally Mongoloid, in keeping with Yakimov’s view. <...> So <...>

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