Mahdi Alirezazadeh
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 204593 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mahdi Alirezazadeh |
| PRENOMES | Mahdi |
| SOBRENOME | Alirezazadeh |
| ASSINATURA | ALIREZAZADEH M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Tarbiat Modares University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0725-2529 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Utilizing morphometric method based on elliptic fourier analysis to identify cranial modification caused by cradleboard in Khuzestan, Southwestern Iran
Fetal vessel burials dated to 6500 years ago at the Chaparabad archaeological site, Northwestern Iran
A Young Woman From the Fifth Millennium BCE in Chega Sofla Cemetery With a Modified and Hinge Fractured Cranium, Southwestern Iran
Excavations at the Chega Sofla Cemetery in southwestern Iran, fifth millennium BCE , revealed intentionally modified skulls, including BG1.12, a young woman with cranial binding and hinge fractures. Cranial bandaging changes the morphology of the skull, which affects biomechanics. Based on these factors, this study investigated fractures and objects involved in trauma. The impact fractured both the left parietal and frontal bones. CT scan images …
Mineralogical and thermal analysis of the Neolithic ceramic from Ghaf Khāneh, a late Sixth millennium BCE site in Northeast Iran
Using the morphometric approach to analyze artificially modified crania from the late fifth millennium BCE settlement of Chega Sofla, southwestern Iran
There have been archaeological and ethnographic reports of artificially modified crania from all continents. Archaeological excavations at the late fifth millennium BCE cemetery of Tol-e Chega Sofla, located southwest of the Iranian plateau, also revealed these crania. This paper uses the morphometric approach to study Tol-e Chega Sofla's modified crania. The outlines of normal and modified crania of Chega Sofla and Khuzestan residents' specimens…
Evidence of Pleistocene hominin landscapes in Eyvanekey, Iran, and implications for the Northern Dispersal Corridor
Prior to this work, no Palaeolithic field survey had been conducted in the central region of the northern Iranian Central Desert. This article is the first account of the presence of Pleistocene hominins in Eyvanekey, Semnan Province, and reports the recovery of lithics that date to at least the Middle Palaeolithic
Ibex in context
Ibex in context
A Young Woman From the Fifth Millennium BCE in Chega Sofla Cemetery With a Modified and Hinge Fractured Cranium, Southwestern Iran
Excavations at the Chega Sofla Cemetery in southwestern Iran, fifth millennium BCE , revealed intentionally modified skulls, including BG1.12, a young woman with cranial binding and hinge fractures. Cranial bandaging changes the morphology of the skull, which affects biomechanics. Based on these factors, this study investigated fractures and objects involved in trauma. The impact fractured both the left parietal and frontal bones. CT scan images …
Using the morphometric approach to analyze artificially modified crania from the late fifth millennium BCE settlement of Chega Sofla, southwestern Iran
There have been archaeological and ethnographic reports of artificially modified crania from all continents. Archaeological excavations at the late fifth millennium BCE cemetery of Tol-e Chega Sofla, located southwest of the Iranian plateau, also revealed these crania. This paper uses the morphometric approach to study Tol-e Chega Sofla's modified crania. The outlines of normal and modified crania of Chega Sofla and Khuzestan residents' specimens…
Ibex in context
Mineralogical and thermal analysis of the Neolithic ceramic from Ghaf Khāneh, a late Sixth millennium BCE site in Northeast Iran
Using the morphometric approach to analyze artificially modified crania from the late fifth millennium BCE settlement of Chega Sofla, southwestern Iran
There have been archaeological and ethnographic reports of artificially modified crania from all continents. Archaeological excavations at the late fifth millennium BCE cemetery of Tol-e Chega Sofla, located southwest of the Iranian plateau, also revealed these crania. This paper uses the morphometric approach to study Tol-e Chega Sofla's modified crania. The outlines of normal and modified crania of Chega Sofla and Khuzestan residents' specimens…
Evidence of Pleistocene hominin landscapes in Eyvanekey, Iran, and implications for the Northern Dispersal Corridor
Prior to this work, no Palaeolithic field survey had been conducted in the central region of the northern Iranian Central Desert. This article is the first account of the presence of Pleistocene hominins in Eyvanekey, Semnan Province, and reports the recovery of lithics that date to at least the Middle Palaeolithic
Fetal vessel burials dated to 6500 years ago at the Chaparabad archaeological site, Northwestern Iran
A Young Woman From the Fifth Millennium BCE in Chega Sofla Cemetery With a Modified and Hinge Fractured Cranium, Southwestern Iran
Excavations at the Chega Sofla Cemetery in southwestern Iran, fifth millennium BCE , revealed intentionally modified skulls, including BG1.12, a young woman with cranial binding and hinge fractures. Cranial bandaging changes the morphology of the skull, which affects biomechanics. Based on these factors, this study investigated fractures and objects involved in trauma. The impact fractured both the left parietal and frontal bones. CT scan images …
Utilizing morphometric method based on elliptic fourier analysis to identify cranial modification caused by cradleboard in Khuzestan, Southwestern Iran
Archaeology (5 obras) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (5 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 obras) · Geology (3 obras) · Ancient history (2 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Bronze Age (2 obras) · Crania (2 obras)