ANTHROPOLOGIE · 34/1-2 · 1996

Papers in honour of Professor Jan Jelínek´s 70th anniversary

PART I

ORIGINAL PAPERS • TRAVAUX ORIGINAUX • ORIGINALARBEITEN
1-10 BUTOVSKAYA M., KOZINTSEV A.
Group History and Social Style: the Case of Crab-Eating Monkeys
KEY WORDS: Macaques – Birth-rank – Dominance – Aggression – Affiliation
11-25 VANÈATA V.
Major Patterns of Early Hominid Evolution: Body Size, Proportions, Encephalization and Sexual Dimorphism
KEY WORDS: Early hominids – Australopithecus – Homo – Apes – Evolution – Ecology– Body height – Body mass – Body size – Limb proportions – Encephalization quotient
27-34 GRIMAUD-HERVÉ D., SABAN R.
Les Empreintes Vasculaires Observées sur les Moulages Endocrâniens d'Hominidés Fossiles et Actuels
MOTS-CLÉS: Systeme méningé moyen – Homme fossile – Quadrillage vasculaire
KEY WORDS: Middle meningeal system – Fossil man – Vascular network
35-38 PUECH P.-F., ALBERTINI H., TYRAND H.
Correlated Dento-Facial Progression and the Origin of Man
KEY WORDS: Hominids – “Hominity” – Dento-Facial morphology
39-46 ASCENZI A., SEGRE A. G.
Artefacts and Human Teeth at the Fontana Ranuccio Middle Pleistocene Site (Central Italy)
KEY WORDS: Fontana Ranuccio – K-Ar method – Homo erectus – Human teeth – Acheulian
47-53 BRÄUER G., MABULLA A. Z. P.
New Hominid Fossil from Lake Eyasi, Tanzania
KEY WORDS: Eyasi IV – Archaic Homo sapiens – Occipital – Tanzania
55-67 VILLA G., GIACOBINI G.
Neandertal Teeth from Alpine Caves of Monte Fenera (Piedmont, Northern Italy): Description of the Remains and Microwear Analysis
KEY WORDS: Neanderthals – Teeth – Microwear – Monte Fenera, Italy
69-77 CONDEMI S.
Does the Human Fossil Specimen from Reilingen (Germany) Belong to the Homo erectus or to the Neanderthal Lineage?
KEY WORDS: Reilingen – German fossils – Human evolution in Europe – Homo erectus – Pre-Neanderthal – Neanderthal – Archaic Homo sapiens
79-88 SCHWARTZ J. H., TATTERSALL I.
Toward Distinguishing Homo neanderthalensis from Homo sapiens, and Vice Versa
KEY WORDS: Neanderthal – Homo sapiens – Squamosal – Alisphenoid – Infratemporal and temporal fossae – Petrosal – Vaginal – Styloid and mastoid processes – Stylomastoid foramen
89-97 MANOLIS S. K.
The Hellenic Late Pleistocene Fossils
KEY WORDS: Hellenic fossils – Late Pleistocene – Apidima caves – Crete Homo sapiens sapiens remains – Theopetra cave
99-108 MANOLIS S. K., MALLEGNI F. F.
The Gravettian Fossil Hominids of Italy
KEY WORDS: Upper Palaeolithic – Gravettian – Italian fossils – Homo s. sapiens remains
109-114 MALLEGNI F. F.
Some Considerations for the Skeletal Remains of the Upper Palaeolithic Homo s. sapiens in Italy
KEY WORDS: Italian fossils – Gravettian
115-122 ALT K. W., PICHLER S., VACH W.
Die Dreifachbestattung von Dolní Vìstonice, Mähren/ÈR – kollaterale versus affinale Verwandte
KEY WORDS: Kinship analysis – Human remains – Odontologic traits – Dolní Vìstonice Pavlovien – Upper Palaeolithic burials
123-130 BEDNARIK R. G.
Crisis in Palaeolithic Art Studies
KEY WORDS: Palaeolithic art – Bias – Dating – Style – Iconicity – Taphonomy – Fakes – Misidentifications – Metamorphology – Scientific testing
131-142 CHALOUPKA G.
Praus in Marege: Makassan Subjects in Aboriginal Rock Art of Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia
KEY WORDS: Makassans – Praus – Aborigines – Rock art – Arnhem Land – Northern Territory – Australia
143-159 VAN ALBADA A. & A.-M.
Organization de l´Espace Orné dans le Messak au Sahara Libyen
KEY WORDS: Africa – Libya – Messak – Neolithic – Rock Art
161-183 LE QUELLEC J.-L.
A l'Ombre du Plaisir: A Propos d'un Site du Messak (Libye)
KEY WORDS: Sahara – Libya – Messak – Neolithic – Rock-Art – Religion – Symbolism – Placenta
– Egyptology
185-202 MUZZOLINI A.
Les Équidés des Figurations Rupestres Sahariennes
MOTS-CLÉS: Sahara – Maghreb – Art rupestre – Cheval – Âne – Néolithique – Tassili – Atlas Saharien
KEY WORDS: Sahara – Maghreb – Rock Art – Horse – Donkey – Neolithic – Tassili – Saharan Atlas
203-213 VIALOU D., VIALOU Á. V.
Art Rupestre au Mato Grosso (Brésil)
MOTS-CLÉS: Art rupestre – Représentations préhistoriques – Signes – Pigments – Habitats – Mato Grosso
KEY WORDS: Rock art – Prehistoric desings – Signs – Pigments – Habitats – Mato Grosso