Corded Type (Battle-Axe type)

[Not a Cop]

Based on data from slavic burials, sevruk is right.


Even if not dolichocephalic, Slavs were at least overwhelmingly mesocephal.

Do you have such for Germanic Cordeds?

[Artek]

Do you have such for Germanic Cordeds?

There were materials for Corded skulls found in Germany somewhere in Skadi but this forum isn't working anymore.

[Not a Cop]

There were materials for Corded skulls found in Germany somewhere in Skadi but this forum isn't working anymore.

Do you have any data on the head height of early cordeds? In balto-slavic it is said to be 135-140 in both Germans and Slavs

[Peikko]

There are no alpine in the Middle Ages, people were dolichocephalic

Based on data from slavic burials, sevruk is right.


Even if not dolichocephalic, Slavs were at least overwhelmingly mesocephal.

Averages don't tell the full story:

[sevruk]

Averages don't tell the full story:

I do not see picture

[Peikko]

There are no alpine in the Middle Ages, people were dolichocephalic

I do not see picture

Can you follow the url? It's a table from the same study, which shows the frequencies C.I. Brachycephals don't seem to be rare.

[Twistedmind]

Can you follow the url? It's a table from the same study, which shows the frequencies C.I. Brachycephals don't seem to be rare.

They (Artek and Sevruk) speak about Middle ages, not about XIX century (your plates).

[Peikko]

They (Artek and Sevruk) speak about Middle ages, not about XIX century (your plates).

Artek posted a map, and I posted the corresponding table from the same study. What's your point?

[sevruk]

Can you follow the url? It's a table from the same study, which shows the frequencies C.I. Brachycephals don't seem to be rare.

seems this site is blocked by my ISP

[Twistedmind]

Artek posted a map, and I posted the corresponding table from the same study. What's your point?

I see, but anway, plate says same thing as map. Old Slavs were mostly mesocephalic, with rule of tumb being, Doliccocephals were more numerous than brachycepahls.