A first study of the craniology of England and Scotland from Neolithic to early historic times, with special reference to the Anglo-Saxon skulls in London museums
成果类型：
Article
署名作者：
Morant, GM
刊物名称：
BIOMETRIKA
ISSN/ISSBN：
0006-3444
DOI：
10.1093/biomet/18.1-2.56
发表日期：
1926
页码：
5698
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摘要：
In late Neolithic times a homogeneous dolichocephalic race inhabited England and Scotland. The Bronze Age population included 3 elements: (1) a predominant brachy-cephalic type, (2) the Neolithic type, (3) hybrids between (1) and (2). The Iron Age population was homogeneous and intermediate. In England the late Celtic culture is not associated with a brachycephalic type. The Anglo-Saxon skulls show no evidence of differentiation into Angles, Saxons, and Jutes. They differ from the Iron Age type mainly in height. Anglo-Saxon type contours are given.