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Aris Poulianos
Aris Poulianos (born on July 24, 1924, in Ikaria, North Aegean) is a Greek anthropologist and archaeologist.
==Early life and career==
Before becoming an anthropologist, Poulianos fought during World War II as a member of ELAS from 1942 up until 1943. During the Greek Civil War, he fought on the side of the DSE from 1948 up until 1949. After the war, Poulianos studied biology at Queens College, New York and then anthropology in Moscow.
He earned his Ph.D in Moscow under the supervision of anthropologist F. G. Debets in 1961 with a dissertation on ''The Origin of the Greeks'', a work based on anthropometric studies of a sample of present-day Greek people. In 1965, he returned to Greece as a researcher.〔(Aris N. Poulianos - Biographic Note )〕 In 1971, Poulianos founded the ''Anthropological Association of Greece'', which is now run by his son. This organization has had a long-standing dispute with the Greek Ministry of Culture, after the latter's attempts to evict the association from the excavation site in the Petralona Cave, which was conceded to them after a 1981 contract. In 1976, Poulianos founded the Department of Paleoanthropology-Spelaeology, which functions within the Greek Ministry of Culture.〔
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