Studies on the Human Bones from Shijia Cemetery in Fushun County Liaoning Province
Zhang Quancha
Abstract
Zhang Quancha
Abstract
In this passage,59 Human Bones are observed,measured,analyzed and compared, which came from 49 graves of the Shijia Cemetery in Fushun County Liaoning Province.4 Human Bones are particularly studied. Shijia crania belong to Asiatic Mongoloids.Compared with modern Asiatic Mongoloids, the result shows that Shijia crania are the most similar groups to North Asiatic Mongoloids and Northeast Asiatic Mongoloids on the anthropology characteristic,but there are many differences with South Asiatic Mongoloids.The closest ancient crania are Boyisiman crania,Xiajiadian superstratum crania and Sanling crania.But with Wanfabozi kistvaen crania,there are many differences.
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In this passage,59 Human Bones are observed,measured,analyzed and compared, which came from 49 graves of the Shijia Cemetery in Fushun County Liaoning Province.4 Human Bones are particularly studied. Shijia crania belong to Asiatic Mongoloids.Compared with modern Asiatic Mongoloids, the result shows that Shijia crania are the most similar groups to North Asiatic Mongoloids and Northeast Asiatic Mongoloids on the anthropology characteristic,but there are many differences with South Asiatic Mongoloids.The closest ancient crania are Boyisiman crania,Xiajiadian superstratum crania and Sanling crania.But with Wanfabozi kistvaen crania,there are many differences.
Key concepts: Crania, Geography, Archaeology