Skalletyper
Skalletyper, often translated as "skull types" or "head shapes," refers to the classification of human skulls based on their morphology and measurements. These classifications have been used historically in various fields, including anthropology, craniometry, and forensic science, to understand human variation, population history, and sometimes, to identify individuals.
The primary basis for classifying skalletyper often involves metrics like skull length, breadth, and height, as
Historically, these classifications were sometimes linked to racial or ethnic groups, a practice now widely criticized