Kazuo Terada
Biographic Data
| ID | 244560 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kazuo Terada |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kazuo |
| FAMILY NAME | Terada |
| SIGNATURE | TERADA K |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Tokyo |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7030-5481 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1950 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Excavations at Huacaloma in the Cajamarca Valley, Peru, 1979
Edward S. Morse and Japanese Anthropology
The Formative Pottery of the La Pampa Site, Ancash, Peru
The study of the origin and development of the Formative cultures is obviously one of the most important themes in the Andean prehistory. The apperance of pottery, the convergence of the pre-Chavin elements into the Chavin culture, and the diffusion of the Chavin style are phenomena most noteworthy in the Formative. It can be surmised that the cultural dynamics such as the direct contact, the indirect influence, the convergence and the diversific…
Archeology
Analysis of Resemblance between Parents and Children
Thanks to the recent development of human genetics, we now have a lot of characters which are known to be hereditary in accordance with Mendelian laws. Indeed, it is certain that many characters depend on the existence of dominant, recessive, isostatic or multiple genes, but about such quantitative characters as anthropological measures, what we can do at best is either to test the fitness of hypothesis that may depend, for example, on multiple g…
Excavations in the valley of Tumbes, Peru
The University of Tokyo Scientific Expedition to the Andes was sent to South America in 1958 to carry out a general survey in Peru and Bolivia. Small scale excavations at Garbanzal near Tumbes City turned out to be very interesting. Many objects, dishes, bowles, goblets and jars so far unknown to the Peruvian archeology, which suggest the relationship with those of the northern Andes, were discovered, and a goblet with a high leg has an evident s…
Anthropometry on Aogashima Island, Japan
Aogashima island is a small volcanic island situated in the Pacific about 360 kilometres south of Tokyo. In November 1954 an anthropological survey was caned out on this island. As a result of anthropometrical measurements of 70' native adults, 40 males and 30 females, some bodily traits were revealed to be rather characteristic of Aogashima islanders. In the first place stature was so markedly short in both sexes as scarcely to be met with among…
A New Method for Measuring the Centre of Gravity in Man
Man is always under the influence of gravitation, and therefore, his structure and function are related to it. The determination of the centre of gravity is one of the most important problem in the study of man from the mechanical point of view. Hitherto, several methods have been used to determine the centre of gravity statically, such as BORELLI'S (1677, a board counterpoised at the centre), REYMOND'S (1900, one lever and two fulcrums one of wh…
On a Statistical Treatment of Measurement of Foot
The authors write this report on a statistical treatment of measurement of foot from a viewpoint of its practical use. We measured feet and classified data after Japanese size of shoes, " Mon " (1 Mon=24.4mm) ; 9.0, 9.3, '9.5, 9.7, 10.0, 10.3, 10.5, 10.7, 11.0 Mon.Correlation : In each size ρ=0 between foot-length and breadth. In the whole numbers (female, N=495) ρ≠0.And we noticed foot-breadth was more correlative to foot-length than to footheig…
On a Statistical Treatment of Measurement of Foot
The authors write this report on a statistical treatment of measurement of foot from a viewpoint of its practical use. We measured feet and classified data after Japanese size of shoes, " Mon " (1 Mon=24.4mm) ; 9.0, 9.3, '9.5, 9.7, 10.0, 10.3, 10.5, 10.7, 11.0 Mon.Correlation : In each size ρ=0 between foot-length and breadth. In the whole numbers (female, N=495) ρ≠0.And we noticed foot-breadth was more correlative to foot-length than to footheig…
A New Method for Measuring the Centre of Gravity in Man
Man is always under the influence of gravitation, and therefore, his structure and function are related to it. The determination of the centre of gravity is one of the most important problem in the study of man from the mechanical point of view. Hitherto, several methods have been used to determine the centre of gravity statically, such as BORELLI'S (1677, a board counterpoised at the centre), REYMOND'S (1900, one lever and two fulcrums one of wh…
Anthropometry on Aogashima Island, Japan
Aogashima island is a small volcanic island situated in the Pacific about 360 kilometres south of Tokyo. In November 1954 an anthropological survey was caned out on this island. As a result of anthropometrical measurements of 70' native adults, 40 males and 30 females, some bodily traits were revealed to be rather characteristic of Aogashima islanders. In the first place stature was so markedly short in both sexes as scarcely to be met with among…
Excavations in the valley of Tumbes, Peru
The University of Tokyo Scientific Expedition to the Andes was sent to South America in 1958 to carry out a general survey in Peru and Bolivia. Small scale excavations at Garbanzal near Tumbes City turned out to be very interesting. Many objects, dishes, bowles, goblets and jars so far unknown to the Peruvian archeology, which suggest the relationship with those of the northern Andes, were discovered, and a goblet with a high leg has an evident s…
Analysis of Resemblance between Parents and Children
Thanks to the recent development of human genetics, we now have a lot of characters which are known to be hereditary in accordance with Mendelian laws. Indeed, it is certain that many characters depend on the existence of dominant, recessive, isostatic or multiple genes, but about such quantitative characters as anthropological measures, what we can do at best is either to test the fitness of hypothesis that may depend, for example, on multiple g…
Archeology
The Formative Pottery of the La Pampa Site, Ancash, Peru
The study of the origin and development of the Formative cultures is obviously one of the most important themes in the Andean prehistory. The apperance of pottery, the convergence of the pre-Chavin elements into the Chavin culture, and the diffusion of the Chavin style are phenomena most noteworthy in the Formative. It can be surmised that the cultural dynamics such as the direct contact, the indirect influence, the convergence and the diversific…
Edward S. Morse and Japanese Anthropology
Excavations at Huacaloma in the Cajamarca Valley, Peru, 1979
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