A G Kozintsev
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 44524 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A G Kozintsev |
| PRENOMES | A G |
| SOBRENOME | Kozintsev |
| ASSINATURA | KOZINTSEV A G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera), Russian Academy of Sciences |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Uralians and Yeniseians
Для проверки соответствия новейших данных палеогеномики о генезисе уралоязычных и енисейских народов краниометрическим данным 109 современных и древних серий мужских черепов сопоставлены с помощью многомерной статистики. Результаты не противоречат выводам генетиков и отчасти их подтверждают, выявляя связь якутской неолитической серии с группой, оставившей погребения эпохи бронзы на горе Татарка в Южном Причулымье, а той — с уральскими. Кроме того…
Uralians and Yeniseians
To assess the agreement between recent paleogenomic data concerning the origin of Uralic- and Yeniseian-speaking populations and craniometric data, measurements of 109 recent and ancient male cranial samples were compared using multivariate statistics. Results do not contradict the conclusions reached by geneticists and partly support them by revealing ties between the Neolithic sample from Yakutia and the Bronze Age group from Tatarka Hill in th…
Whom did the karasuk people resemble
To test Yuri Rychkov’s claim that the physical type of the Karasuk people was identical to that of the highlanders of Western Pamir, 24 male Karasuk cranial samples were subjected to a multivariate comparison with 59 samples representing other cultures and periods. Karasuk people proved closest, not to those Pamiris whom Rychkov had included in his study (Goranis, Ishkashimis, Wakhanis, and Rushanis) but to those whom he had excluded because of K…
Homo sapiens - an evolutionary accident? [homo sapiens - evolyutsionnaia sluchainost’?]
A Generalized Assessment of Cultural Changes at Stratifi ed Sites
A multivariate method for assessing cultural changes at stratified sites is proposed. Variables are technological properties of ceramics and occurrences of various categories of fl int implements. The method is applied to stratigraphic sequences of Chalcolithic fortresses in northwestern Caucasus (late 5th–early 4th millennia BC): Meshoko and Yasenova Polyana. Properties of ceramics include hardness, assessed on the Mohs scale, wall thickness, an…
Craniometric Evidence of the Early Caucasoid Migrations to Siberia and Eastern Central Asia, With Reference to the Indo-European Problem
Measurements of 220 male Neolithic and Bronze Age cranial series from Eurasia were subjected to multivariate statistical analysis. The results support the idea that people associated with the Catacomb culture played a major role in the origin of the Afanasyev culture. Okunev people of the Minusinsk Basin, those associated with Karakol, Ust- Tartas, and Krotovo cultures, and those buried in the Andronov-type cemeteries at Cherno-ozerye and Yelovka…
The structure of affiliative relations in a primate community
Craniometric Evidence of the Early Caucasoid Migrations to Siberia and Eastern Central Asia, With Reference to the Indo-European Problem
Measurements of 220 male Neolithic and Bronze Age cranial series from Eurasia were subjected to multivariate statistical analysis. The results support the idea that people associated with the Catacomb culture played a major role in the origin of the Afanasyev culture. Okunev people of the Minusinsk Basin, those associated with Karakol, Ust- Tartas, and Krotovo cultures, and those buried in the Andronov-type cemeteries at Cherno-ozerye and Yelovka…
The structure of affiliative relations in a primate community
The structure of affiliative relations in a primate community
Craniometric Evidence of the Early Caucasoid Migrations to Siberia and Eastern Central Asia, With Reference to the Indo-European Problem
Measurements of 220 male Neolithic and Bronze Age cranial series from Eurasia were subjected to multivariate statistical analysis. The results support the idea that people associated with the Catacomb culture played a major role in the origin of the Afanasyev culture. Okunev people of the Minusinsk Basin, those associated with Karakol, Ust- Tartas, and Krotovo cultures, and those buried in the Andronov-type cemeteries at Cherno-ozerye and Yelovka…
A Generalized Assessment of Cultural Changes at Stratifi ed Sites
A multivariate method for assessing cultural changes at stratified sites is proposed. Variables are technological properties of ceramics and occurrences of various categories of fl int implements. The method is applied to stratigraphic sequences of Chalcolithic fortresses in northwestern Caucasus (late 5th–early 4th millennia BC): Meshoko and Yasenova Polyana. Properties of ceramics include hardness, assessed on the Mohs scale, wall thickness, an…
Whom did the karasuk people resemble
To test Yuri Rychkov’s claim that the physical type of the Karasuk people was identical to that of the highlanders of Western Pamir, 24 male Karasuk cranial samples were subjected to a multivariate comparison with 59 samples representing other cultures and periods. Karasuk people proved closest, not to those Pamiris whom Rychkov had included in his study (Goranis, Ishkashimis, Wakhanis, and Rushanis) but to those whom he had excluded because of K…
Homo sapiens - an evolutionary accident? [homo sapiens - evolyutsionnaia sluchainost’?]
Uralians and Yeniseians
Для проверки соответствия новейших данных палеогеномики о генезисе уралоязычных и енисейских народов краниометрическим данным 109 современных и древних серий мужских черепов сопоставлены с помощью многомерной статистики. Результаты не противоречат выводам генетиков и отчасти их подтверждают, выявляя связь якутской неолитической серии с группой, оставившей погребения эпохи бронзы на горе Татарка в Южном Причулымье, а той — с уральскими. Кроме того…
Uralians and Yeniseians
To assess the agreement between recent paleogenomic data concerning the origin of Uralic- and Yeniseian-speaking populations and craniometric data, measurements of 109 recent and ancient male cranial samples were compared using multivariate statistics. Results do not contradict the conclusions reached by geneticists and partly support them by revealing ties between the Neolithic sample from Yakutia and the Bronze Age group from Tatarka Hill in th…
Forensic and Genetic Research (4 obras) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (4 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (3 obras) · Archaeology (2 obras) · Biology (2 obras) · Bronze Age (2 obras) · Dialog box (2 obras) · Psychology (2 obras)