C-Table v2018.0 contributors:

Name
Data / Manuscript
Contribution #
  
Name
Data / Manuscript
Contribution #
Barrow, Natalie
17
 His, Wilhelm
4
Barsley, Robert
17
 Kollmann, Julius
6
Büchly, Werner
6
 Lightoller, George
11
Bulut, Ozgur
18
   Listi, Ginesse
17
Burkitt, Arthur
11
 Manhein, Mary
17
Clement, John
15
 Musselman, Robert
17
Coqueugniot, Hélène
16
 O'Grady, John
15
Czekanowski, Jan
8
 Preisler, Rory
19
Domaracki, Monica
1
 Santos, Frédéric
16
Dutailly, Bruno
16
   Sievwright, Emma
20
Edelmann, Hermann
12
 Simpson, Ellie
2
Eggling, Heinrich von
9
   Sipahioglu, S
18
Fischer, Eugen
7
 Stadtmüller, Franz
10
Forrest, Alex
14
   Stephan, Carl
1, 19, 20
Gerasimov, Mikhail
13
 Taylor, Ronn
15
Guyomarc'h, Pierre
16
 Ubelaker, Douglas
17
Hekimoglu, B
18
 Welcker, Hermann
3,5
Henneberg, Maciej
2
 Yeap, Ashleigh
20


Newest C-Table Contributors (Mar 2018): Emma Sievwright, Carl Stephan


Manuscripts corresponding to raw data submissions to the C-Table:

  1. Domaracki, M. and C. N. Stephan (2006). "Facial soft tissue thicknesses in Australian adult cadavers." Journal of Forensic Sciences 51: 5-10.

  2. Simpson, E. and M. Henneberg (2002). "Variation in soft-tissue thicknesses on the human face and their relation to craniometric dimensions." American Journal of Physical Anthropology 118: 121-133. Note: data at the 3month embalming stage are ommitted, and the C-table sample size for the remaining data is one less than the original published study.

  3. Welcker, H. (1883). Schiller's Schadel und Todtenmaske, nebst Mittheilungen uber Schadel und Todtenmaske Kant's. Braunschweig, Viehweg F and Son.

  4. His, W. (1895). "Anatomische Forschungen uber Johann Sebastian Bach's Gebeine und Antlitz nebst Bemerkungen uber dessen Bilder." Abhandlungen der mathematisch-physikalischen Klasse der Königlichen Sachsischen Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften 22: 379-420.

  5. Welcker, H. (1896). "Das Profil des menschlichen Schadels mit RontgenStrahlen am Lebenden dargestellt." Korrespondenz-Blatt der Deutschen Gesellschaft fur Anthropologie Ethnologie und Urgeschichte 27: 38-39.

  6. Kollmann, J. and W. Büchly (1898). "Die Persistenz der Rassen und die Reconstruction der Physiognomie prahistorischer Schadel." Archiv für Anthropologie 25: 329-359.

  7. Fischer (1905). "Anatomische Untersuchungen an den Kopfweichteilen zweier Papua." Corr BL Anthrop Ges Jhg 36: 118-122.

  8. Czekanowski, J. (1907). "Untersuchungen uber das Verhaltnis der Kopfmafse zu den Schadelmafsen." Archiv für Anthropologie 6: 42-89.

  9. Eggeling, H. v. (1909). Anatomische untersuchungen an den Kopfen con cier Hereros, einem Herero- und einem Hottentottenkind. Forschungsreise im westrichen und zentraien Sudafrika. Schultze. Jena, Denkschriften: 323-348.

  10. Stadtmüller, F. (1922). "Zur Beurteilung der plastischen Rekonstruktionsmethode der Physiognomie auf dem Schadel." Zeitschrift fur Morpholologie und Anthropologie 22: 337-372.

  11. Burkitt, A. N. and G. H. S. Lightoller (1923). "Preliminary observations on the nose of the Australian aboriginal with a table of aboriginal head measurements." Journal of Anatomy 57: 295-312.

  12. Edelmann, H. (1938). "Die profilanalyse: Eine studie an photographischen und rontgenographischen durchdringungsbildern." Zeitschrift fur Morpholologie und Anthropologie 37: 166-188.

  13. Gerasimov, M. M. (1955). Vosstanovlenie lica po cerepu. Moskva, Izdat. Akademii Nauk SSSR.

  14. Forrest, A. S. (1985). An investigation into the relationship between facial soft tissue thickness and age in Australian Caucasion cadavers [Masters Dissertation]. Brisbane: The University of Queensland.

  15. O'Grady, J.F., R.G. Taylor, and J.G. Clement (1990). "Facial tissue thickness: a study of cadavers in Melbourne." International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences, Adelaide, Australia. Cited in: Taylor, R.G. and C. Angel (1998). Facial reconstruction and approximation. Craniofacial Identification in Forensic Medicine. J.G. Clement and D.L. Ranson. New York, Oxford University Press: 177-185.

  16. Guyomarc'h, P., F. Santos, B. Dutailly, H. Coqueugniot (2013). "Facial soft tissue depths in French adults: variability, specificity and estimation." Forensic Science International 231: 411.e1-411.e10.
    or see PhD dissertation @: http://ori-oai.u-bordeaux1.fr/pdf/2011/GUYOMARCH_PIERRE_2011.pdf.

  17. Manhein, M. H., G. A. Listi, R.E. Barsley, R. Musselman, N.E. Barrow and D.H. Ubelaker (2000). "In vivo facial tissue depth measurements for children and adults." Journal of Forensic Sciences 45: 48-60. Note: For inclusion into the C-Table, original weight data have been converted to kg from pounds, and height data have been converted to millimetres from inches.

  18. *Bulut, O., S. Sipahioglu and B. Hekimoglu (2014). "Facial soft tissue thickness database for craniofacial reconstruction in the Turkish adult population." Forensic Science International 242: 44-61. Subset of 25 individuals of each sex.

  19. *Stephan C.N., and R. Preisler (2018). "In vivo Facial Soft Tissue Thicknesses of Adult Australians." Forensic Science International 282: 220.e221-220.e212.

  20. Stephan C.N., and E. Sievwright (2018). "Facial Soft Tissue Thickness (FSTT) Estimation Models—and the Strength of Correlations between Craniometric Dimensions and FSTTs" Forensic Science International 286: 128-140.

* Also see Stephan, C.N., R. Preisler, O. Bulut and M.B. Bennett (2016) Turning the tables of sex distinction in craniofacial identification: Why females possess thicker facial soft tissues than males, not vice versa. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 161: 283-295.