Homo est Homini Lupus?

HOMO EST HOMINI LUPUS

Anthropologischer Anzeiger 

Nº 76/3

INDEX

Homo Homini Lupus – Between Conflict and Cooperation: 

Editorial pp. 179-180

Trautmann, Martin

Why we share our cookies: Prosocial behavior from 

a psychological perspective pp. 181-194

Böckler, Anne

Culture by Nature. Familial roots of ambivalent human social 

behavior and its cultural extensions in large-scale societies. 

A contribution of Human and Cultural Ethology  pp. 195-210

Sütterlin, Christa

The influence of war on population-based fracture distribution patterns: An example from medieval England  pp. 211-215

Girotto, Chiara G. M.; Jakob, Tina

Modelling massacres. The agent-based modelling of catastrophic 

events using skeletal data from archaeological excavations 

pp. 217-221

Duering, Andreas

Animal abuse – Child abuse. There is no biological 

necessity  pp. 223-231

Konstantinou, Loukas

Bioarchaeology of Bronze and Iron Age skeletal finds 

from a microregion in Central Mongolia pp. 233-243

Grupe, Gisela; Marx, Michael; Schellerer, Pia-Maria; 

Bemmann, Jan; Brosseder, Ursula; Yeruul-Erdene, C.; 

Gantulga, J.-O.

RDFBones – making research explicit: an extensible 

digital standard for research data pp. 245-257

Engel, Felix; Schlager, Stefan

Vestiges of autopsies and surgical procedures in the “Baron von Asch” skulls of the Blumenbach Skull Collection in Göttingen pp. 259-273

Scheelen-Nováček, Kristina; Stötzel, Katharina; Schultz, Michael

The present ecological situation of mankind 

 analysis and consequences pp. 275-292

Niemitz, Carsten

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