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Table 3. Correlation-Coefficient by Different Diameters of the Neuro-, and Splanchnocraniuin (males) (after Koghinsky, 1954) No after Martin ~~ Characteristics Characteristics Basion-prosthion length Bizygomatic breadth No after Martin ~~ Characteristics Characteristics N r

t N r

2 N r

2 N r

2 40 45 48 5 g 17 Basion-prosthion length Bizygomatic breadth Upper facial height Basion-nasion length Minimum frontal diameter Basion-bregma height 84 0.346 93 0.156 85 0.381 99 0.438 ? ? ? ? ? ? 84 0,346 93 0.456 92 0.410 93 0.536 87 0.460 97 0.621 95 0.286 96 0.505 95 0.195 96 0.377 No after 1 Martin Characteristics Characteristics Upper facial height Basion-bregma height No after 1 Martin Characteristics Characteristics N r

x N r

2 N i\ N r

2 40 45 48 5 9 17 Basion-prosthion length Bizygomatic breadth Upper facial height Basion-nasion length Minimum frontal diameter Baison-bregma height 85 0.381 99 0.438 92 0.410 93 0.536 85 0.190 101 0.523 92 0.261 99 0.242 92 0.132 100 0.242 86 0.123 100 0.224 95 0.195 96 0.377 92 0.132 100 0.242 93 0.471 104 0.566 101 0.149 103 0.275 r

x = Armenians; r

2 = Hante (Lover Ob). characteristics of the human skull. The comparison submitted herein (Table 3) reflects convincingly the often very significant, positive correlations between the diameters constituting the combined index applied in these studies. Paleometallie Populations in the Central Danubian Basin By the simultaneous application of the combined index discussed above and the other combined index expressing the flatness of the splanchocranium (Table 4), we have analysed in the present study the morphological spectrum of the Aeneolithic (Baden culture) and Bronze Age (Pitvaros, Tápé) series excavated in Hungary. It can be established that, by the combined data of the six diameters of the cranium, the material of the three localities display a significant morphologic agreement with the population of the Tripolye Culture, areally bordering on the Central Danubian Basin. Nevertheless, no unequivocal picture can be formed, on the basis of the two combined indices, concerning the trend of the infiltration directed towards the Central Danubian Basin at that time or earlier, because the value of the preauricular facio-cerebral index of the Groszbrembach series is very similar to those from Hungary, while the Moravian exhibits an evel lower value