<研究報告>東日本古墳時代人の大腿骨および脛骨の計測

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Maximum length and shaft diameters of the femora and tibiae from Protohistoric burial sites in the Kanto district and the southern part of the Tohoku district were measured. By comparing with the Jomon and the Modern series from eastern Japan, the Protohistoric series was found to be intermediate between the Jomon and Modern series in the mid-shaft index of the tibia, but rather unique in that both the femur and tibia of the male are longer and the mid-shaft of the femur is flatter antero-posteriorly, or less pilastric, than the two comparative series. In multiple discriminant analysis, the Protohistoric eastern Japanese series formed a cluster with the Yayoi series from western Japan and the modern Korean series rather than with the Jomon or the Modern series from eastern Japan.
国立科学博物館の論文
1986-12-22