Faces from the Deep Past: How Europe's Skulls Record 30,000 Years of Upheaval
Anthropology.net
MAY 1, 2025
it can be recognized on the Aurignacian skulls from Mladeč, whereas the Brno morphology is first documented with the Gravettian," Grasgruber notes. The short, high, gracile cranial forms common in recent centuries may owe more to changes in nutrition, lifestyle, and climate than to deep ancestry. PNAS , 108(22), 9350–9355.
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