Includes bibliographical references (leaves 274-325)

Stynder, Deano Duane

English

Cape Town University OpenUCT

(l985).iTwo Antidorcas bondi individuals from the Stone site Kruger Olifantsnek, District, South Africa.

0 (&quot;') '-&quot;

1.&quot;,,&quot;,',&quot;,&quot;'''.1.,,,,&quot;,'''1 forces. Annual nOl'''01'''' E.

1&quot;>&quot;&quot;&quot;'1&quot;>&quot;&quot; in prehistory. Willerrnet, ·410. New in modern human /) ... '17711'<:' H&quot;·V,rlrf&quot;TI Schapera, I.

1242; 8) NMB 4; C) NMB 1273. Specimens were chosen for illustration as being closest to the group centroid.

2, Sealy and Pfeiffer (2000); 3, Pfeiffer and Sealy (2005); 4,

45000 Umhlatuzana Rock ,,-,u .. n.~. 6, at Zhoukoudian and 739~ ...

7.11: p .. iinl>in&quot;&quot; coordinates of distances among BP female crania. The set out to answer were no

83; B) NMB 1707; C) NMB 1338; D) NMB 1207. Specimens were chosen for illustration as being closest to the group centroid.

85.59 Table 7.9: characteristics of the first fourteen of a peA of UU&quot;,-_&quot;lJ'UU BP female crania. of an on by IS were one University of Cape Town and Singer 1967; Rightmire 1970; Hausman

A ~E>&quot;'H~' DlOlOglCal approach to of farming Current Anthropology

A account the human skulls from Cape ...... n&quot;.n''''''

a burial from Riet

A century of skeletal biology and paleopathology: Contrasts, contradictions, and conflicts.

a contribution to Unpublished DPhil University

A long term trend in tooth Mediterranean.

A model relating developmental interaction and evolutionary reduction of tooth

A new reconstruction of the Florisbad cranium, with notes on the site.

A nonracial approach towards the understanding of human diversity.

A note on craniology South Bushmen. Annals of the South African Museum 8, Shrubsall, A note on Hu:shnlen craniology.

A palaeoecological for archaeological site distribution in southern Africa during the Upper ''''UA!'',L'~'''''~A and In

A preliminary South African Journal on the Strandloper crania from

a regional system reciprocity for Wiessner, P ..

A search for the Tsitsikamma

A single and early migration for the peopling of the Americas supported by mitochondrial DNA sequence data.

A study of craniology from prehistoric to Roman Biometrika 17,'

A Study of European Upper Newsletter,

about tinkering in the Experimental Zoology 302 record:

Advances in the quantitative analysis of skeletal morphology. In

Africa: Preliminary report on 1992 -excavations of the Stone

African .LMV'uu,).

Age people in Africa. In (P. a prehistoric revolution, pp. climatic change in southern dune molerat (Bathyergus suillus) soulth-we:steIll Cape Province, South R. and Cruz-Uribe,

All are that load 2. facial and frontal of 2 neurocran tal d last 5000 years, d particularly facial and (al are are more In did not start at 2000 next an It sets out to state University of Cape Town 4 ,-------,--------,--------,-------,

Although early researchers have argued that the San and the Khoekhoe differed significantly in overall craniofacial form (Shrubsall 1898,

Although there was not a sudden change in craniofacial morphology at

Alu a larger population

An apportionment of human DNA diversity.

An Australoid from the Cape

analyses of arcnaeOiO human skeletal samples. In Saunders,

Analysis of variance in complex experimental __ ~.,..,...~.

ANALYSIS Principal Components Analysis (PCA) (Jolife 1986; Dunteman

Ancient from First European Farmers 7500-Year-Old Neolithic Science

Ancient in population size can mimic a recent African origin modern humans.

and alteration by nutritional factors: growth in Saimiri sciureus (Cebidae) longitudinal study.

and anthropometric variation Europe and Mediterranean

and dimorphism

and evolution skull metrics in man.

and in 3VUUl\VJlll Klein, Ed.) Southern African prehistory and palaeoenvironments,

and robusticity .evoked by malnutrition.

and San craniology: a of the osteological rptjp'rpln~p samples.

and the T(J1J!na;!n of white South Johannesburg:

and van the Modder Phillipson,

Annals of the Natal,w&quot;WJ,,&quot;,

Anterior sphenoid in modem humans.

Anthropometric nomenclature The cephalic American Journal of anthropology Steyn,

approximately 4000 and 3000 BP, populations in the Fynbos Biome exhibit dramatic reductions in stature (pfeiffer and Sealy

Archaeological 'rlUln1&quot;V in the highlands, July and August the second seaSon of ,,&quot;VI&quot;'''''''''' at Likoaeeg open-air site.

Archaeological Bay: Age' season. prepared LECAP nrn ... ,...T National Monuments Council by the for Cultural Resource MamaJgetlnetltt.

Archaeology of the Oakhurst Shelter, __ .

Archaeology of the Royal Society of South Africa

Artificial cranial deformation and fossils Australians revisited.

at Mike report and implications for are-characterisation Midden: a summary megamiddens.

b: To test whether pre-5000 BP crania fell within the range of morphological variation of 5000 -

B) 0) o 3000 -

b). Ancient origin UJ.V ....... IU· &quot;'''HUU'''. Proceedings of the National Academy i)'Cl,enCes of the USA 98(2),

Bioarchaeological A historical perspective on the of c human

Bioarchaeology: the lives and lifestyles of past peoples.

Biological in an Old World southern _'V.,U .. A_U Early Man in the pp. and Mathematical Physics, of Adelaide. uncovering

Biological relationships Upper Pleistocene and Holocene populations in

Biomechanical configuration Neanderthals and.

Bushman vni,'fr>vC' of the Drak:ensberg,

bushmen from the Zuurberg. South Journal of Science Wells,

California LV&quot;'''''''''''' .&quot; ..... u ... evolution nU''1,v,e,< to farmers, Telma, 1 C.

Cave-dwellers of the UullemQua Mountains. South .

Changes in the bodily form of descendents of immigrants.

Chemical systematics human populations. eM. Nitecki, Ed.) Chicago: University u<v&quot;'&quot;,,,.<vu, aspects of biology,

chronology pastoralism southernmost Africa: new evidence Antiquity 70, ~.q.:)-~.q.~. at c.

click languages southern and

Clicks and the idea of a human

Climatic influences on human body and proportions: ecological aPtaWlns and trends.

Comment on the new maxillary finds South Africa.

Comparative human reI11iilIlS from Klasies Mouth,

Competition, conflict and clientshipz Khoi and the

Coobool mandibles and riLn4Titin Australis 13.

Cranial injuries to Stone Mouth, Western Province, South .... &quot;lnT&quot;&quot; 59, children South archaeology. Cambridge:

Cranial morphological variation and colonisation the New World: Towards a . migration model.

Cranial morphology of early Implications for the settlement ~ .....

Craniofacial continuity and V&quot;~U'5&quot;&quot; A comparison Pleistocene and Recent Europe In and Smith, Eds.) Continuity or Replacement: Controversies in sapiens Evolution,

Craniometric for ~&quot;'La,&quot;,'u&quot;&quot;&quot;

data on Australian Aborigines. L climatic III. An assessment

de stature en . Subsaharienne et en , .. &quot;&quot;~&quot; ..... ,,'&quot;

Detecting interregionally natural selection on modem human cranial form using matched molecular and morphometric &quot;,.,,&quot;OroO,U71'''&quot;<' of the

development

Developmental plasticity and evolution.

Developmental plasticity the origin pf .... IJ&quot;'.&quot;.&quot;' ....

Die a in Richtersveld National Park,

Differences of human diversity between electrophoretic and Human 33, 93 102. an objective 1-98. distribution antigen .............. , ..... archaeology and Bushman debate, Current Anthropology K. and ~u.uu,

Drift, admixture, and selection in human evolution: A study with DNA polymorphisms.

Ecological developmental biology: Developmental biology meets the real world. Developmental Biology 233, Giliomee,

A quantitative assessment of variation in Holocene Khoesan crania from South Africa's western, south-western, southern and south-eastern coasts and coastal forelands

https://open.uct.ac.za/bitstream/11427/4182/1/thesis_sci_2006_stynder_d.pdf

A quantitative assessment of variation in Holocene Khoesan crania from South Africa's western, south-western, southern and south-eastern coasts and coastal forelands

Abstract

Similar works

Full text

Available Versions

Cape Town University OpenUCT