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The withers height of goats (Capra hircus Linnaeus, 1758) originating from 17 countries in Europe and Asia from the time of the Neolithic Age to the Middle Ages was the subject of analyses. Two forms differing in their withers heights were separated. The small form was present in all the investigated material. Its withers height increased during the Bronze Age and the early Iron Age. The large form was not observed in the Neolithic Age. However, it was present in Greece at the turn of the Neolithic Age and Bronze Age. Then the frequency of its appearance and its territorial range increased. In none of the investigated periods was it observed in the Scandinavian countries, Estonia and Lithuania. The withers height of this large form decreased during the Bronze Age and the early Iron Age.

Two forms of domestic goats in Europe and Asia from the Neolithic Age to the Middle Ages