A Bartsiokas

Summary

Affiliation: University of Athens
Country: Greece

Publications

  1. ncbi The eye injury of King Philip II and the skeletal evidence from the royal tomb II at Vergina
    A Bartsiokas
    Anaximandrian Institute of Human Evolution, 6 Aeginis Street, GR 166 73 Voula, Greece
    Science 288:511-4. 2000
  2. ncbi Hominid cranial bone structure: a histological study of Omo 1 specimens from Ethiopia using different microscopic techniques
    Antonis Bartsiokas
    Anaximandrian Institute of Human Evolution, Voula, Greece
    Anat Rec 267:52-9. 2002

Detail Information

Publications2

  1. ncbi The eye injury of King Philip II and the skeletal evidence from the royal tomb II at Vergina
    A Bartsiokas
    Anaximandrian Institute of Human Evolution, 6 Aeginis Street, GR 166 73 Voula, Greece
    Science 288:511-4. 2000
    ..Therefore, the skeleton does not belong to Philip II. New skeletal evidence shows that the skeleton belongs to King Philip III Arrhidaeus. In this case, the tomb may well contain some of the paraphernalia of Alexander the Great...
  2. ncbi Hominid cranial bone structure: a histological study of Omo 1 specimens from Ethiopia using different microscopic techniques
    Antonis Bartsiokas
    Anaximandrian Institute of Human Evolution, Voula, Greece
    Anat Rec 267:52-9. 2002
    ..Cranial histology of hominids may provide useful information concerning their taxonomy and life history, including such factors as growth rate, developmental stress, and diet...