Gianna Tartaglia
Special Superintendency for the Colosseum, the National Roman Museum and the Archaeological Area of Rome, I
Alessia Nava
Special Superintendency for the Colosseum, the National Roman Museum and the Archaeological Area of Rome, I
Keywords:
Osteometry , Measurements , Dimorphism
Abstract
In the paleobiological studies, the osteometry is a method for gaining insight into human populations of the past. The analysis of the data obtained from measurements of the skeleton can be applied in the determination of sex and degree of sexual dimorphism intra and interpopulation. The results obtained from osteometrical data of postcranial allow us to formulate hypotheses on certain aspects related to the living conditions of the people who lived in the urban and suburban area of ancient Rome.