Glasnik Antropološkog društva Jugoslavije

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ISSN 0351-1480
novi naslov Glasnik Antropološkog društva Srbije (ISSN: 1820-7936) od 2008
izdavač(i) Antropološko društvo Jugoslavije, Beograd
periodičnost godišnje
početna godina 1964
glavni urednik Petar Vlahović

CEON WoS IF2 n.a.
CEON WoS IF5 n.a.
CEON IF5 0,031


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Anthropological characterization of Bulgarian population from some regions of Western Thrace according to anthropophysiological and seroanthropological traits
Anthropological characterization of Bulgarian population from some regions of Western Thrace according to anthropophysiological and seroanthropological traits
100 men and 100 women from Pavel bania and 100 men and 100 women from Maglig by complex of anthropophysiological features were studied. The investigation was bone by means of anthropophysiological tests for analysing of the following traits: Tongue rolling, Index digitalis, Clapping, Arm folding, Leg Folding, Hand clasping. It was established, that according to the studied anthropophysiological traits, as a whale, the explored population from both regions is too homogenous. Regional differences were established only by the trait Clapping. Significant sexual differences according to this trait were established as well.
Anthropological characterization of Bulgarian population from the Western Rodops (Iakoruda and Belitza) on dermatoglificall data
Anthropological characterization of Bulgarian population from the Western Rodops (Iakoruda and Belitza) on dermatoglificall data
There are researched palm and finger prints of the hands of 100 men and 100 women from the Iakoruda region and the same number persons of both sexes from the region of Belitza in west Rodopies. There are researched as a whole 800 finger prints and palm prints on a big number of dermatoglificall characteristics. The material was treated according to the method of Cumins and Midlo (1961). The received dermatoglificall data were analysed according to the t-criterion method. A bimanual symmetry on some of the researched dermatoglificall traits was determined. A sex dimorphism on some dermatoglificall characteristics in the population from both researched regions was specified. The researched population from both regions is rather homogeneous according to the researched dermatoglificall characteristics.
Anthropological characterization of Bulgarian population from the region of Stranda according to dermatoglyphic data
Anthropological characterization of Bulgarian population from the region of Stranda according to dermatoglyphic data
Palm and finger patterns of the hands of 101 women and 101 men from the region of Malko Tarnovo and 102 women and 103 men from the region of Sredets were studied. 814 palm and 4070 finger patterns from 407 individuals of both sexes were investigated. The dermatoglyphic data obtained were analyzed by the method of Cummins and Midlo (1961). The dermatoglyphic material was analyzed by the method t-oriterion according to the formula of Veber (1961) in order to establish whether the differences between the dermatoglyphic traits of the studied groups from the region of Stradwa were significant. Bimanual asymmetry in some dermatoglyphic traits from both sexes of the studied population was established. Sexual dimorphism in the population from both regions according to some dermatoglyphic traits as whorls, DL10, accessorial interdigital triradili, index of Cummins and carpal axial triradii - t was established.
Anthropological characterization of the Avar-age discovery place in Martonos
Anthropological characterization of the Avar-age discovery place in Martonos
North Bačka is rich in Avar-age discovery places. The larger discovered settlements' anthropological procession has been made in the most of the cases (Czekus 1985, Cekuš, 1991a, 1991b; Czekus, 1990, 1995, Farkas, 1984). In our work we analyzed the skeletons found in the Avar-age cemetery in Martonos. There were 8 of the grown ups' skeleton which's skull (cranium) (at least in parts) and the longer bones (postcranium) were found, and three of them had only the latter, while only a few longer bone remained of the child-skeletons. Only two of them lived until his old age. Both the skull and the long bones' size are heterogeneous. Their height is average and tall. The epigenetic properties refer to sexual dimorphism.
Anthropological characterization of the Bulgarian population from the Northeastern Bulgaria
Anthropological characterization of the Bulgarian population from the Northeastern Bulgaria
There studied two groups of contemporary Bulgarian population from Northeastern Bulgaria. There were investigated fingers and palms prints of 150 men and 150 women from the region of Dobrudja and 119 men and 130 women gagaus population. The investigation was done by the method of Cummins and Midlo (1961). It was established that the studied populations from Dobrudja and the gagaus belong to the europoids with weak "eastern" admixture.
Anthropological form of medieval Vlahs from Herzegovina
Anthropological form of medieval Vlahs from Herzegovina
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Anthropological importance of the finds in North-eastern Serbia and in Lepenski vir
Anthropological importance of the finds in North-eastern Serbia and in Lepenski vir
The studies of Dr. Sci. Zlata Dolinar-Osole from Ljubljana, Slovenia including those from Central Serbia, have multiple importance in anthropological science. For this reason, and on the occasion of her jubilee (eighty years of life and work), we should particularly pay attention to some findings in North-Eastern Serbia, including Lepenski Vir. Numerous localities, discovered in North-Eastern Serbia, testify about the migrations of prehistoric populations in these territories. This is confirmed by the discoveries in the Đerdap (Iron Gate) part of the Danube lands, at the localities of Lepenski Vir, Hajdučka Vodenica, Padina, and, for instance Vlasac, where along with the artifacts were found some pieces of human skeletons, very interesting for wider and deeper anthropological studies. The locality Lepenski Vir was discovered in the 1960s and 70s. Osteological material there dates from 7th millenium BC and from more recent millenniums. Along with this material were discovered monuments of an ancient, until then unknown in Europe, prehistoric culture. The discovered items of material culture span a very long period of time, and show that important changes took place in the life of these populations. Apparently, these changes were reflected in their anthropological appearance (gracilization brahicephalization, dinarization and other). This is why the osteological remains of approximately 280 generations, according to Nemeshkery, are a precious basis for the reconstruction of biological processes and also of circumstances under which the early human populations lived and anthropologically formed in the near-Danube lands and in other Balkan lands. Material found in Lepenski Vir and in nearby localities in Đerdap part of near-Danube lands shows gradual changes in economic activity, material culture, and in the social organization which became more developed during that time. According to Nemeshkery, the human populations of Lepenski Vir belong, by their bio-physical characteristics, to a special, autochthonous bio-physical variety. This is why they can be classified as a distinct bio-physical type, best named as Homo lepenensis
Anthropological odontology of contemporary population of western Mizia
Anthropological odontology of contemporary population of western Mizia
Six groups of 100 persons each, with total number of 593 individuals of both sexes from different regions of Western Mizia have been studied according to 14 basic odontological traits with racio-diagnostical and taxonomical significance. It was established that the investigated groups belong to the Western odontological stem according to the odontological traits. The inlergroup differences are statistically insignificant according to the majority of the studied traits and that's why the investigated groups are close one to another and belong to one and the same population.
Anthropological odontology of the population from Dobrudga
Anthropological odontology of the population from Dobrudga
Three groups of 100 persons each with total numbers 303 individuals of both sexes, from different regions of Dobrudga have been studied according to 13 basic odontological trails with raciai-diagnostical and taxonomical significance. The data obtained from the investigation has been worked up according to method fi and the significance of the intergroup differences has been established on the basis of Firsher's method. The studied population from Dobrudga is referred to the Western odontological stem according to the investigated odontological traits. The researched group from Dobrudga do not show statistically significant intergroup differences according to the studied odontological trails, that is why this population is quite homogenous.
Anthropological parameters of students in the year 1927 and 1987/88
Anthropological parameters of students in the year 1927 and 1987/88
The work deals with two series of male students measured in the years 1927 and 1987/88. The first group was presented in the work of B. Skerlj Prispevek k antropologii Jihoslovanu. He measured 34 parameters on 60 Jugoslave students, studied in the University of Prague before 2nd World war. Their age was between 17 and 31 years. The second group was the representative series of first year students of the University of Ljubljana included in the research project: Morphological variability of the students of the University of Ljubljana in the years 1987/88. There were 344 male students between 19 and 21 years. We could compare only the parameters for which we were sure that was taken by the same technique - Martin's technique. Those were the following parameters: stature, sitting height jugular height, iliospinale height, biacromial, bicristal and bitrochanteric breadth, saggital and transverzal dimensions of chest, length and breadth of hand and foot and weight. We calculated basic statistics mean value, standard deviation and as in the work of Skerlj arranged the material according to Martin to five groups: type T (mean value) and -B, -A +A and +B calculated with + or -1/2 or 1 SD. The 60 years differences between both series of students show positive secular trend in stature with 4.7 cm increase, sitting height with 1.6 cm, jugular height with 4.2 cm and iliospinale height with 4.4 cm higher mean values. Those results indicates that the intensity of changes was greater on extremities than on the trunk. Except biacromial breadth, other breadths decreased. In the serie 1927 also parameters of hand and foot were greater except hand length, which was greater in 1987 for 2.3 cm. The difference of 9.3 kg in mean value of weight was greater than we expected. The reason for this could be the fact, that students in Prague loosed about 10 kg during first weeks of their stay in the new environment. Our analysis has shown, that nowadays students in Ljubljana follows the trend and intensity of last decades changes. Further systematic researches on students population will be necessary. The results are shown in Table 1, Table 2 and Table 3.
Anthropological researches in the first half of XX century in Vojvodina
Anthropological researches in the first half of XX century in Vojvodina
In this paper the author is giving the outline of anthropological investigations in the first half of this century in Vojvodina. The oldest investigations of schoolboys in Novi Sad had 1910 in Serbian orthodox secondary school and at the same time in Sombor in Serbian orthodox female teachers school. The pupils were measured at beginning and at the end of school year. Then 1928 in Bela Crkva has been examining of boys and youth in Home for abandoned children. Then were described examinations of schoolboys and schoolgirls in Vrsac 1934 from Dr Marija Stambuk. Then Burchart and Grimm 1936 were examining population of german nationality in south Backa. At the end there two examinations, one in silk mill in Novi Sad 1948 and the second in New Belgrade 1949 there were youth from Vojvodina on working action. The anthropological investigations had anthropometric character of examination on living population.
Anthropologo-dermatoglyphic investigation of the Bulgarian population from Central Western Bulgaria
Anthropologo-dermatoglyphic investigation of the Bulgarian population from Central Western Bulgaria
400 men and 400 women by complex of dermatoglyphical traits from different regions of Central Western Bulgaria, and namely: Trudovets, Elin Pelin, Alino and Batanovtsi were studied. Finger and palm prints of 800 individuals of both sexes were investigated and the data obtained were processed and analyzed according to the Cummins and Midlo's method (1961). It was established, that the studied population is quite homogenous by the explored dermatoglyphical traits. A sexual dimorphism by the dermatoglyphical traits of inter-digital pad III was established. A bimanual assimetry in men from Trudovets, Alino and Batanovtsi according to the dermatoglyphic traits on interdigital pads III and IV in women on interdigital pad III. In the population from Elin Pelin a bimanual assymetry on interdigital pad III in both sexes was established. Nowadays, together with the odontological blood-group and other traits are using and dermatoglyphical signs at investigations in anthropological aspect. They are genetical determined and are used at resolving of race-genetical and ethnogenetical questions during investigations of the contemporary population of different regions of the world. (Gladkova, 1964, 1966). Dermatoglyphical investigations of a contemporary Bulgarian population are carried out in different regions of the country (Markov, 1945, Karev, 1979).

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