Eastern Europe: Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Roumania An Anthropological Review for 1952-1954

of Archaeology, University of Szeged, Hungary, and in 1946-1948, scien? tific assistant at the Urgeschichtliches Institut of the University of Vienna. He is author of several papers on preand protohistory of Central Europe, and on Hungarology, published in Austrian, German, Hungarian, and Swiss periodicals. Dr. Ivanidek, Ph.D., M.D., is Research Associate in anthropology at Fordham University, New York. Formerly, he was Privatdocent in Anthro? pology at the University of Zagreb, Yugoslavia, and Director of the Anthropological Institute of Medical Faculty, University of Zagreb. He is author of several papers on physical and cultural anthropology pub? lished in Yugoslavia, Poland, and Germany.