Urbanization is one of the most important settlement shifts in human history and has been
the focus of research within bioarchaeology for decades. However, there have been limited …

As the hardest tissue in the body, teeth have the potential to offer a wealth of biological
information to the forensic anthropologist, which can include the assessment of ancestry …

Given their geographic location and political stability, Tyre, Beirut, and Byblos were major
administrative and commercial centers along the Levantine coast during the Roman period …

Abstract The Early Mycenaean era in mainland southern Greece is characterized by radical
social transformations. The changes observed in the mortuary sphere include the …

The principal objective of this study is to perform an intracemetery analysis of biological
distance, or biodistance, at the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük, Turkey, to better understand its …

ŚWIAToWIT• X (LI)/A• 2012 by acid-producing bacteria feeding on sugars included in human
diet. Also periodontal disease, ie infections of alveolar process, was frequent in pre-Modern …

The present study investigates the utility of cervical measurements in deciduous teeth and
how they correlate with traditional measurements of the crown. First, this study establishes …

Abstract Although early Neolithic Anatolia is a key region for the development of sedentary
society by modern humans, osteological studies are limited to specimens from the later …

Abstract<? Pub Inc> What we eat, what we do, the illnesses we battle, and the populations
with which we have genetic affinity, are identifiable by analyses of our skeletal and dental …

Non-metric dental traits provide useful information for assessing temporal changes as well
as for assessing biological relationships among living and ancient populations. Dental …