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Marcsik Antónia - Hegyi Andrea: Kisköre-Pap-tanya lelőhelyről származó humán csontvázanyag ismertetése

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Antónia Marcsik - Andrea Hegyi

DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN SKELETAL FINDS FROM THE KISKÖRE-PAP-TANYA SITE

We had 1 Sarmatian Period (woman, senium), 6 Avar Period Gépid and 39 Avar Period skeletons from the Kisköre-Pap-tanya site, available for anthropological examination. The Gépid bones are similar to the Kál and Tiszagyenda finds. We identified the skeletons of six children and juveniles, as well as 33 adults from the Avar skeletal finds. From the taxonomic point ofview, the adults were characterised by dominant Europid elements (brachycrania). Four skulls can be classified as Mongolid. One female skull is slightly deformed, and another two are assumed to have had impacts of distortion. The number of pathological cases is low. A deformation of the maxilla (nasopalatine cyst) in a male skull is worth mentioning and we also found one case of early-stage skeletal tuberculosis in another individual. From the taxonomic point of view, they are not different from the Avar Period anthropological types of the Danube-Tisza Interfluve Region.

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