title: The effects of cultural networks on migration among Early and High Medieval populations in Central Europe based on dental phenotypic data
abstract: Abstract Throughout the region of Central Europe, population movements have transcended political boundaries throughout history. The Early (6th to 11th centuries AD) and High (11th to 14th centuries AD) Medieval periods were times of constantly shifting cultural relationships, as well as climatic fluctuations. Limited archeological and historic records for the region often focus on the broader cultural processes of the time, and to a large degree, on elites. Very little work has focused on popul
journal: International Journal of Osteoarchaeology