Friday, 21 September 2018

FRONTIERS OF HUMAN BIOLOGY PROGRAMME

Saturday 15th of September

Breakfast from 07:30 

Session 1 (8:55 – 10:40) 9:00 “The Three Leaps in Human Evolution” Kaynak, O. Izmir, Turkey 
9:20 “Pleistocene Period Human Migration in Western Anatolia” Eren, E. Ankara University, Turkey 9:40 “New radiological techniques in the study of the origin and adaptation of fossil and modern humans” Mednikova, M. Institute of Archaeology RAS, Russia 
10:00 – 10:40 General discussion 
10:40 Coffee/tea break

Session 2 (11:10 – 13:00) 11:10 “Growth patterns of ancient Russian groups from rural and urban area” Buzhilova, A. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia 
11:30 “Evaluation of Growth and Development in Havuzdere Medieval Population Infant and Child Skeletons” Özdemir, A. Ankara University, Turkey 
11:50 “Growth processes in early Middle Age group from midmountain area of Northern Caucasus, following the anthropological materials of the Mamisondon series” Berezina, N. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia
12:10 – 13:00 General discussion 

13:00 Lunch Afternoon open for tours, networking with colleagues, beach.

19:30 Dinner

Sunday 16th of September

 Breakfast from 07:30 

Session 1 (8:55 – 10:40) 9:00 “Growth is target seeking, but who sets the target?” Bogin, B. Loughborough University, UK 
9:20 “Secular changes in anthropometric measurements of schoolchildren in Ankara, Turkey (1950–2017)” Koca Özer, B. Ankara University, Turkey 
9:40 “Secular changes in body morphology of Moscow children during the last decades” Godina, E. & Khomyakova, I. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia 
10:00 – 10:40 General discussion 
10:40 Coffee/tea break
Session 2 (11:10 – 13:00) 11:10 “Indonesian findings on height and dementia risk” Hogervorst, E. Loughborough University, UK 
11:30 “Patterns of physical growth, and early old age weight, BMI, body fat, grip strength and mortality in Guatemala” Mansukoski, L. Loughborough University, UK 
11:50 “Skeletal Sexing Standards of Human Remains in Turkey” Gülhan, Ö. Ankara University, Turkey 
12:10 – 13:00 General discussion 

13:00 Lunch Afternoon open for tours, networking with colleagues, beach.

19:30 Dinner

Tuesday, 11 September 2018

EAA 21th CONGRESS. ODENSE DENMARK

Session 13 - Paleopathology

Paleopathology


The reconstruction of the stalagmitic floor, beneath of which the Petralona Man’s skeleton was laying
Nickos A. Poulianos

Understanding human evolution as a process
Jesper L. Boldsen, Hans Christian Petersen, ADBOU, IMADA, University of Southern Denmark 

Three leaps in human evolution
Oktay Kaynak