2017

Collegium Antropologicum

Rocznik: 2017 | Tom: 41 | Numer: 3

artykuł naukowy

angielski

EN Isotopic analyses are often used in biological anthropology and bioarcheology, in studies of ancient human populations. Such analyses in anthropology have been used to study migration patterns, the nutrition strategies of prehistoric populations and the weaning of infants. The main objective of this work was to investigate patterns of breastfeeding and weaning in Neolithic populations at Bronocice in Poland using nitrogen stable isotopes. Additionally, strontium isotope analysis was conducted to determine if the individuals from the collective grave (Burial XIII, Pit 36-B1) at Bronocice were of local origin. The samples consisted of skeletal remains from individuals buried in the collective grave during the early Funnel Beaker-Baden phase (3300-3100 BC). Two models have been used for reconstructing precisely the age at the start and end of weaning (Schurr’s model and WARN model). The results suggest that weaning began in the first year of life and ended at about 3 years of age. value was found at the group of postmenopausal assessees(1.65 mmol/L), and in comparison with the values in other two groups, there is a significant difference (F=4.23, p=0.016). Based on the obtained results, we cannot conclude that there is a significant relation between menarche and length of reproductive age and HDL among the premenopausal and postmenopausal assessees. There is also a significant difference between WHR and HDL among the premenopausal and perimenopausal assesses. In this study, we obtained astonishing result in comparison with the studies and researches done so far, primarily referring to increased HDL at perimenopausal and postmenopausal assessees.

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