Jiro Ikeda
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3638219 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jiro Ikeda |
| PRENOMES | Jiro |
| SOBRENOME | Ikeda |
| ASSINATURA | IKEDA J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Kyoto University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1949 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Morphological characteristics of a human talus discovered at Hijiridaki Cave in Oita Prefecture
In 1983, a human left talus was discovered at Hijiridaki Cave in Oita Prefecture by a surface survey. This talus was highly fossilized and contains fluorine much more than the human skeletal remains excavated from the same cave in 1962 (Matsu'ura, 1984). Since the human skeletal remains found in 1962 were accompanied with microliths dated to ca. 14 kyr BP, the talus was expected to be dated in the Pleistocene.Usual features were observed on the p…
Bibliography (1990-1994) of Human Skeletal Remains Unearthed in Japan
Bibliography(1985-1989)of Human Skeletal Remains Excavated in Japan
埴 原 和 郎(1988)単 一
Tumor-like Lesions in a Human Skeleton from the Himrin Basin of Iraq
This paper describes a human skeletal remain from the Himrin basin of Iraq affected by tumor-like lesions localized in the skull, mandible, scapulae, humeri, ribs, sternum, vertebrae including sacrum, hip bones, and femora.After anthropological, anatomical, and roentgenological observations and comparison with various diseases resulting in osteolytic destructive lesion with characteristic features, the authors conclude that a slow-growing benign …
Probable Treponematosis in Human Skeletons from the Himrin Basin of Iraq
The purpose of this paper is, first, to present the brief outline of human treponematoses in the World, and second, to appreciate the clinical, osteological, and epidemiological manifestations of treponematosis (endemic syphilis) in Mesopotamia (Iraq) with the paleopathological descriptions on new two skeletons of the Islamic period.The two human skeletal remains which had been excavated from Tell Gubba in the Himrin basin of Iraq showed remarkab…
Interpopulation Variations of the Frontal Sinus Measurements
The frontal sinuses of 829 crania from Kyoto, Kinki, Hokuriku, Ryukyu, Ainu, Korea-China, and Jomon populations were examined radiographically, and their measurements such as height, width and area were compared between these 7 populations. All the measurements except for the area, and square roots of the total area show normal distributions. No bilateral differences was noted, but sex and age differences were significant. Multivariate tests sugg…
Bibliography of Human Skeletal Remains
Bibliography of Human Skeletal Remains
Geographic Variation of the Anthropometric Measurements in the Japanese Islands
A number of studies since BAELZ (1883) have been done on the geographic variation of anthropometric measurements of the Japanese, but this problem has not been fully revealed. To examin the geographic variation of anthropometric data in the Japanese Islands, a multivariate analysis is conducted on the extensively collected data from 706 local populations for male and 609 for female, which were obtained during about a decade in the 1950's and alre…
On a Human Skull of the Medieval Age with Injuries by Sword Cut
A male skull with gashes by swords on its left temporal and left facial skeleton was found at Karasuma-Demizu, Kamigyo, Kyoto. The skull which was supposed to be reburied there in 16 century A. D. shows the craniometrical chracteristics both of the Medieval people and of his individuality
On the E. S. Morse's Pre-Ainu Theory
A Multivariate Analysis of the Cranial Measurements of the Ryukyu Islanders (Males)
The cranial measurements of the Ryukyu Islanders (males) were examined by multivariate analysis. There is a clear separation between the Okinawa and Amami districts among the Ryukyu populations. As a result of a comparison among 8 populations in the Ryukyu Islands and Honshu-Kyushu, it is clear that the Ryukyu Islanders are a local group of the Japanese people. Comparison among the Ryukyu people, Honshu-Kyushu Japanese and their surrounding popul…
Craniometry of Miyako Islanders, the Ryukyus
The author investigated 135 modern skulls without mandible, consisted 85 male, 48 female and 2 sex-unknown, from Nagabaka in Shimajiri district, Hirara city, Miyako Is., the Ryukyus. Nagabaka would be used as the cemetery during the time between one and two centuries ago, judging from the type of ceramics found there and informations from the villagers, etc.Table 1 shows cranial measurements and indices of Miyako skulls. Comparing craniometrical …
Morphological studies ofMacaca fuscata
Postscript
Observations on the growth and development of Japanese monkeys (Macaca fuscata)
Head Measuremants in the Light of Family Influences
I began this study with the question to what extent the shape of head is hereditary, and then investigated the extent of resemblance of the shape among families.The study of twins has been regarded as the most important approach to the question of human heredity. It has been done by SIEMENS, v. VERSCHUER and many other scientists.In the study of twins, however, materials are extremely limited, especially there are very few adult twins available f…
Human Bones at Zingayama, Yamaguchi Prefecture
The site is at Zingayama, Kutanabe, Sagamura, Kumage County, Yamaguchi Prefecture, on the top of a hill about 15 meters high.A stone coffin, so called Gist, was found about several years ago, and the human bones were obtained in it. The cist is made of slate, and 160cm in breadth and 29cm in depth. The inside walls of the cist were red-coloured.The skull in the coffin is well-preserved. It is presumed to be of a male in adult. The light vermilion…
Short Report on the Cave of Inome
The site is at Inome, Wanibuchimura, Hikawa Country, Shimane Pref., facing the Japan Sea. In October, 1948, the cave was found and excavated by members of the Archeological Society of Taisha. We obtained many human bones, potteries and wooden implements.Potteries-Yayoi Potteries, Haji Potteries, and Iwaibe Potteries.Wooden implements-Canoe, bow, scoop etc.Shells, bones of fishes and animals, nuts and rice-hulls etc.The skeletons are found buried …
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Short Report on the Cave of Inome
The site is at Inome, Wanibuchimura, Hikawa Country, Shimane Pref., facing the Japan Sea. In October, 1948, the cave was found and excavated by members of the Archeological Society of Taisha. We obtained many human bones, potteries and wooden implements.Potteries-Yayoi Potteries, Haji Potteries, and Iwaibe Potteries.Wooden implements-Canoe, bow, scoop etc.Shells, bones of fishes and animals, nuts and rice-hulls etc.The skeletons are found buried …
Human Bones at Zingayama, Yamaguchi Prefecture
The site is at Zingayama, Kutanabe, Sagamura, Kumage County, Yamaguchi Prefecture, on the top of a hill about 15 meters high.A stone coffin, so called Gist, was found about several years ago, and the human bones were obtained in it. The cist is made of slate, and 160cm in breadth and 29cm in depth. The inside walls of the cist were red-coloured.The skull in the coffin is well-preserved. It is presumed to be of a male in adult. The light vermilion…
Head Measuremants in the Light of Family Influences
I began this study with the question to what extent the shape of head is hereditary, and then investigated the extent of resemblance of the shape among families.The study of twins has been regarded as the most important approach to the question of human heredity. It has been done by SIEMENS, v. VERSCHUER and many other scientists.In the study of twins, however, materials are extremely limited, especially there are very few adult twins available f…
Observations on the growth and development of Japanese monkeys (Macaca fuscata)
Postscript
Morphological studies ofMacaca fuscata
Craniometry of Miyako Islanders, the Ryukyus
The author investigated 135 modern skulls without mandible, consisted 85 male, 48 female and 2 sex-unknown, from Nagabaka in Shimajiri district, Hirara city, Miyako Is., the Ryukyus. Nagabaka would be used as the cemetery during the time between one and two centuries ago, judging from the type of ceramics found there and informations from the villagers, etc.Table 1 shows cranial measurements and indices of Miyako skulls. Comparing craniometrical …
A Multivariate Analysis of the Cranial Measurements of the Ryukyu Islanders (Males)
The cranial measurements of the Ryukyu Islanders (males) were examined by multivariate analysis. There is a clear separation between the Okinawa and Amami districts among the Ryukyu populations. As a result of a comparison among 8 populations in the Ryukyu Islands and Honshu-Kyushu, it is clear that the Ryukyu Islanders are a local group of the Japanese people. Comparison among the Ryukyu people, Honshu-Kyushu Japanese and their surrounding popul…
On a Human Skull of the Medieval Age with Injuries by Sword Cut
A male skull with gashes by swords on its left temporal and left facial skeleton was found at Karasuma-Demizu, Kamigyo, Kyoto. The skull which was supposed to be reburied there in 16 century A. D. shows the craniometrical chracteristics both of the Medieval people and of his individuality
On the E. S. Morse's Pre-Ainu Theory
Geographic Variation of the Anthropometric Measurements in the Japanese Islands
A number of studies since BAELZ (1883) have been done on the geographic variation of anthropometric measurements of the Japanese, but this problem has not been fully revealed. To examin the geographic variation of anthropometric data in the Japanese Islands, a multivariate analysis is conducted on the extensively collected data from 706 local populations for male and 609 for female, which were obtained during about a decade in the 1950's and alre…
Bibliography of Human Skeletal Remains
Interpopulation Variations of the Frontal Sinus Measurements
The frontal sinuses of 829 crania from Kyoto, Kinki, Hokuriku, Ryukyu, Ainu, Korea-China, and Jomon populations were examined radiographically, and their measurements such as height, width and area were compared between these 7 populations. All the measurements except for the area, and square roots of the total area show normal distributions. No bilateral differences was noted, but sex and age differences were significant. Multivariate tests sugg…
Bibliography of Human Skeletal Remains
Tumor-like Lesions in a Human Skeleton from the Himrin Basin of Iraq
This paper describes a human skeletal remain from the Himrin basin of Iraq affected by tumor-like lesions localized in the skull, mandible, scapulae, humeri, ribs, sternum, vertebrae including sacrum, hip bones, and femora.After anthropological, anatomical, and roentgenological observations and comparison with various diseases resulting in osteolytic destructive lesion with characteristic features, the authors conclude that a slow-growing benign …
Probable Treponematosis in Human Skeletons from the Himrin Basin of Iraq
The purpose of this paper is, first, to present the brief outline of human treponematoses in the World, and second, to appreciate the clinical, osteological, and epidemiological manifestations of treponematosis (endemic syphilis) in Mesopotamia (Iraq) with the paleopathological descriptions on new two skeletons of the Islamic period.The two human skeletal remains which had been excavated from Tell Gubba in the Himrin basin of Iraq showed remarkab…
Bibliography(1985-1989)of Human Skeletal Remains Excavated in Japan
埴 原 和 郎(1988)単 一
Bibliography (1990-1994) of Human Skeletal Remains Unearthed in Japan
Morphological characteristics of a human talus discovered at Hijiridaki Cave in Oita Prefecture
In 1983, a human left talus was discovered at Hijiridaki Cave in Oita Prefecture by a surface survey. This talus was highly fossilized and contains fluorine much more than the human skeletal remains excavated from the same cave in 1962 (Matsu'ura, 1984). Since the human skeletal remains found in 1962 were accompanied with microliths dated to ca. 14 kyr BP, the talus was expected to be dated in the Pleistocene.Usual features were observed on the p…
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