. Bioarchaeology of the late prehistoric Guale : South End Mound I, St. Catherines Island, Georgia. Guale Indians; Human remains (Archaeology); Human skeleton; Paleopathology; Indians of North America; Mounds; Excavations (Archaeology). I Male I Female Georgia Coastal Georgia Coastal South End Mound I Georgia Coastal Florida Coastal Prehistoric Foragers Prehistoric Farmers Mission Farmers Mission Farmers Groups Skeletal Size and Robusticity: Femoral Midshaft M-L Diameter. Georgia Coastal Georgia Coastal South End Mound I Georgia Coastal Florida Coastal Prehistoric Foragers Prehistoric Farmers
. Bioarchaeology of the late prehistoric Guale : South End Mound I, St. Catherines Island, Georgia. Guale Indians; Human remains (Archaeology); Human skeleton; Paleopathology; Indians of North America; Mounds; Excavations (Archaeology). I Male I Female Georgia Coastal Georgia Coastal South End Mound I Georgia Coastal Florida Coastal Prehistoric Foragers Prehistoric Farmers Mission Farmers Mission Farmers Groups Skeletal Size and Robusticity: Femoral Midshaft M-L Diameter. Georgia Coastal Georgia Coastal South End Mound I Georgia Coastal Florida Coastal Prehistoric Foragers Prehistoric Farmers Mission Farmers Mission Farmers Groups Fig. 19. Bar graph showing femoral midshaft anterior-posterior diameter (top) and femoral midshaft medial-lateral diameter (bottom) for Georgia coastal prehistoric foragers, Georgia coastal prehistoric farmers, South End Mound I, Georgia coastal mission farmers, and Florida coastal mission farmers (comparative data from Larsen, 1982, unpubl.). skeletons that Moore identified in his exca- vations. These individuals are in various stages of completion, ranging from a few fragments to nearly complete skeletons. Moreover, owing in large part to the detailed record kept by Moore and later published by him in his 1897 monograph, we were able to match his descriptions with our findings and identify nearly all of the skeletons in relation to his individual determinations. Second, all ages and both sexes are rep- resented in the series. Although the popula- tion is not demographically representative of any real population, it does provide a mea- sure of comparability with other skeletal se- ries in a number of areas (, stable isotope. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Larsen, Clark Spencer; Creekmore, Andrew; Thomas, David Hurst; Moore, Clarence B. (Clarence Bl
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