https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Nubian-identity-in-the-Bronze-Age.-Patterns-of-and-Buzon/658bb148fec4cf5160ce7c942ea28c4e4625aabd
Nubian identity in the Bronze Age. Patterns of cultural and biological variation
- Published 2011
Th is study uses a bioarchaeological approach to examine the cultural and biological relationships between two groups who lived in ancient Nubia during the Bronze Age, C-Group and Kerma. While archaeological evidence indicates that these groups show many cultural similarities, refl ections of behaviors such as pottery use and mortuary practices suggest that C-Group and Kerma displayed their ethnic diff erences in specifi c situations within a multi-ethnic context. Biological affi nities assessed using cranial measurements suggest a common ancestry with few shape diff erences between the populations. Overall, the Kerma crania are larger than the C-Group crania, which could be accounted for by environmental and/or social variation. With the combination of data used in this research, a more nuanced understanding of these two contemporaneous Nubian populations is achieved. LESS
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