The Mankind Quarterly, vol. XXXV (35), no. 4 (Summer 1995): Bones & Diseases in Prehistory; Nutrition & Demographic Change in Africa; Palaikastro Kouros as Poseidon Hippios; On The Bell Curve
by Lidia Ilnicka, Alina Dobrzańska, Edgar Bowden
The Mankind Quarterly, Volume XXXV, No. 4 (Summer 1995) features articles on bones and diseases in prehistory, nutrition and demographic change in Africa, the Palaikastro Kouros as Poseidon Hippios, and reflections on The Bell Curve. Edited by experts Lidia Ilnicka, Alina Dobrzańska, and Edgar Bowden, this issue advances understanding of human history and biology through rigorous scholarship.
About This Book
This volume of The Mankind Quarterly, published in Summer 1995, compiles scholarly articles on human evolution and societal changes.
Key topics include the study of bones and diseases from prehistoric times, shedding light on ancient health patterns.
Additional discussions cover nutrition and demographic transformations in Africa, alongside an examination of the Palaikastro Kouros interpreted as Poseidon Hippios.
The issue also addresses perspectives on The Bell Curve, contributing to ongoing academic conversations.
Authors Lidia Ilnicka, Alina Dobrzańska, and Edgar Bowden provide insights grounded in their research expertise.
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