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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Djehuti: [QB] The Anglo-Idiot claims that mid to late paleolithic Egyptian and Sudanese crania were 'Capoid', yet where do the 'Caca-soids' fit in?? How did the populations change from 'Capoid' (who by the way are named after the Cape Peninsula of Southern Africa where they were discovered by Euros) to 'Caca-soid' people who built Egyptian civilization?? What is the Anglo-buffoon to make of this? [URL=http://asiapacificuniverse.com/pkm/data7_files/data7.htm]Description of X-ray images of Royal Mummies in X-ray Atlas of the Royal Mummies[/URL] [i] The standards for differentiating between racial or ethnic groups depends on the method used. In cephalometry and forensic science, there are some standards that have proven effective in practical usage. Because both dentofacial surgery and forensics require practical results, we can presume that ideology will play less of a role as compared to conventional anthropology. The latter has a long history of racial bias. The purpose of this study is to refute the argument that the Pharaohs did not conform to the "Negroid" phenotype, but not to support any biological basis of the concept of race. Some standards that we will use in describing the x-ray diagrams (lateral view) of the royal mummies are now given: WM Krogman (The Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine) Africoid: Rounded, projecting glabella; sagittal plateau; rounded forehead, prognathism; rounded occiput. Caucasoid: Depressed glabella; rounded or arched sagittal contour; steep forehead; orthognathism; variable occiput. �S Rhine ("Non-metric skull racing") Africoid: Slight depression of nasion; vertical zygomatic arches; prognathism; receding, vertical chin; straight mandibular edge. Caucasoid: Depression of nasion; retreating zygomatic arches; orthognathism; prominent, bilobate chin; wavy mandibular edge. RA Drummond ("A determination of cephalometric norms for the Negro race"); TL Alexander and HP Hitchcock ("Cephalometric standards for American Negro children"); RJ Fonseca, WD Klein ("A cephalometric evaluation of American Negro women"); CJ Kowalski, CE Nasjlet, GF Walker (Differential diagnosis of adult make black and white populations); A Jacobson ("The craniofacial skeletal pattern of the South African Negro") Persons of African descent are distinguished by steep mandibular plane; sharp, vertical chin; protrusion of the incisors; prognathism; greater lower facial height but with less mid-facial height; upper mouth is more projecting than lower mouth (higher ANB angle). Y'edyank and Iscan ("Craniofacial Growth and Evolution") Mesolithic Nubians had low, sloping foreheads and robust features evolving into a globular cranium with high vault. The prominence of the orbital region was reduced by the Christian era and the occipital bun much less prominent. Flattening of the lambdoid and sagittal regions also became less pronounced. (Forensic analysis of the skull : craniofacial analysis, reconstruction, and identification. [editors Mehmet Yasar Iscan and Richard P. Helmer]. (New York, N.Y.: Wiley-Liss, 1993)[/i] [IMG]http://asiapacificuniverse.com/pkm/data7_files/data7_data/halfa.jpg[/IMG] [i]The male cranium above is from Wadi al-Halfa on the Sudan-Egypt border. Dating from the Mesolithic-Holocene period, it is typical of crania in Sudan and surrounding regions from that time frame. More recent Nubian crania from the Christian period have more rounded skulls without the sloping frontal bone. However, the vertical zygomatic arch, prominent glabella, sagittal plateau, and occipital bun (less pronounced) are retained. The cranium above has pronounced facial prognathism, but moderate dental protrusion. The chin is vertical with a angular mandible and very squat ramus. (Image from David Lee Greene and George Armelagos. The Wadi Halfa mesolithic population. (Amherst: University of Massachusetts, 1972)[/i] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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