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The dawn of dentistry in the Late Upper Paleolithic. Gregorio MR. Oxilia, Flavia MS. Fiorillo, Francesco DR. Boschin, Elisabetta DR. Boaretto, Salvatore Andrea MR. Apicella, Chiara DR. Matteucci, Daniele DR. Panetta, Rossella PROF. Pistocchi, Franca PROF. Guerrini, Cristiana MS. Margherita, Massimo DR. Andretta, Rita MS. Sorrentino, Giovanni PROF. Boschian, Simona MS. Arrighi, Irene DR. Dori, Giuseppe MR. Mancuso, Jacopo DR. Crezzini, Alessandro DR. Riga, Maria Cristina MS. Serrangeli, Antonino MR. Vazzana, Piero PROF. Salvadori, Mariangela PROF. Vandini, Carlo PROF. Tozzi, Adriana PROF. Moroni, Robin DR. Feeney, John DR. Willman, Jacopo PROF. Moggi-Cecchi, Stefano DR. Benazzi.
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Intentional Dental Staining in the Mariana Islands. Rona M. Ikehara-Quebral, Timothy M. Rieth, Alex E. Morrison, Michael Pietrusewsky, Michele Toomay Douglas.
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Odontometric Sex Sssessment at the Early Bronze Age site of Ostojićevo (Serbia). Amy N. Karabowicz, Katherine M. Pompeani.
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Differences in the non-masticatory dental wear of two medieval assemblages from the 4th cataract, Sudan. Rebecca J. Whiting, Simon Hillson, Daniel Antoine.
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Regional Variation of Dental Microwear in the English Late Bronze Age and Iron Age. Rose L. Perash.
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Differentiating Dental Wear Patterns: A Dental Microwear Study on the Philistine Population from Ashkelon. Rachel E. Kalisher.
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Something To Chew On: Comparing Dentin Exposure in Ancient Egyptians and Dental Age Estimation Standards. Casey L. Kirkpatrick.
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The applicability of dental wear in age estimation for a modern American population. Katie E. Faillace, Jonathon D. Bethard, Murray K. Marks.
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A New Method for Estimating Age from Deciduous Teeth in Archaeological Contexts. Jess Beck.
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Initiation of Permanent Premolar Tooth Crypt Formation in Individuals with Premolar Agenesis. Maja Šešelj.
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A Study of Human Tooth Eruption and Root Growth. Helen M. Liversidge.
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Estimating Age at Death through Cementum Annulations in Canines and 1st Molars: A Late Formative Period (400 B.C. - 150 B.C.) Population from Cerro de la Cruz in the Lower Río Verde Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico. Carlos Vega, Arion T. Mayes, Arthur A. Joyce.
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Biorhythm tracks enamel thickness in humans and great apes. Patrick Mahoney, Justyna j. Miszkiewicz, Rosie Pitfield, Chris Deter, Debbie Guatelli-steinberg.
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Human incremental hard tissue formation as evidence of a biorhythm: preliminary results. Rosie Pitfield, Patrick Mahoney.
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Prenatal crown formation time of human deciduous central incisors in a pre-industrial population. Alessia Nava, Paola F. Rossi, Luca Bondioli.
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Trace Element Studies Support Rapid Tooth Enamel Mineralization at the Enamel-Dentine Junction. Tanya M. Smith, Christine Austin, Daniel Green, Manish Arora.
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Growing up in Çatalhöyük : enamel hypoplasia and history houses. Emmy Bocaege, Anna Clement, Simon Hillson.
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A lesson in stressin’: A comparison of linear enamel hypoplasias in children from the prehistoric Ohio Valley. Emily Moes, Samantha Blatt.
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Linear enamel hypoplasia incidence in bush-dwelling and village Hadza from Tanzania. Peter S. Ungar, Alyssa N. Crittenden, Jerome C. Rose.
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Climate Change and Enamel Defects: Interpreting the Childhood Stress of Early Levantine Agriculturalists. Teresa V. Wilson.
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Tooth size, trait expression, and nutritional stress. Erin C. Blankenship-Sefczek, Debbie Guatelli-Steinberg, Alan H. Goodman.
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Sex-Related Differences in Dental Caries Prevalence in the Prehistoric American Southwest . Robin T. Wineinger.
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Dental Health and Diet at Tell el-Amarna: A Comparison of Carious Lesions, Dental Wear, and Antemortem Tooth Loss in Dynastic Egypt. Erika L. Morey.
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Dietary Reconstruction of Winnebago Phase Oneota: A Study of Dental Pathology. Jordan Karsten, Tabitha Dorshorst, Kayla Kubehl, Lauren Scheider.
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Oral health among the Hadza foragers of Tanzania. Alyssa N. Crittenden, Sheniz Moonie, John Sorrentino, Peter S. Ungar.
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Heterogeneity in Oral Health in Middle Tennessee during the Mississippian Period. Christina L. Fojas.
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A large-scale analysis of the prevalence of dental caries and calculus over time, from the Bronze Age to the Post-medieval period in Britain. Cara S. Hirst.
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Disease and dental wear on the upper Texas coast: Cross-era comparison of Native American Health at site 41GV66. Emily A. Edwards.
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A new perspective on the population history of the pre-Incan South Central Andes through analysis of dental morphological data. Andrea Cucina, Alfredo Coppa, Claudia Arganini, Francesca Candilio.
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Dental Modification and Human Sacrifice at Midnight Terror Cave. Cristina Verdugo, Kimberly Zhu, Lars Fehren-Schmitz.
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Refining a Traditional Method in Dental Wear Analysis for Greater Application. Emma M. Lagan.
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An assessment of oral health in prehistoric Ancón, Peru. Caitlin Monesmith.
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Ethnic diversity in a 19th Century Colorado Insane Asylum: what the teeth tell us. Elliot Hubbard, F. Nur Erbil, Michelle Glantz, Ann Magennis.
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Hutchinson’s dental criteria diagnose congenital syphilis in pre-Columbian Old World. Stella Ioannou, Renata J. Henneberg, Maciej Henneberg.
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