Summary. — Dental microwear is an indicator of the masticatory movements and the foods that produced them. We have observed, in Northern Marocco, these traces on actual populations living in various environments and also on prehistoric populations belonging to different cultures. We have studied the guiding surface (type I) and the compression surface (type II) of the inferior molars. Type I and type II surfaces always have very different functions. The number of pits is always superior on type I surface than on type II. This number is an indicator of the applied forces and the resistance of the foods. Grooves are more numerous on type I surface than on type II and also globally in the ancient populations. This parameter indicates the abras...
Dental micro-wear is a tool for the reconstruction of diets of many species, including herbivores. T...
Tooth wear is an important feature for reconstructing diet, food processing and cultural habits of p...
Objectives: Two‐dimensional dental microwear analyses on occlusal and nonocclusal enamel surfaces ha...
Summary. — We report here some quantitative data on macroscopical dental wear of the first inferior ...
International audienceOur research about life in medieval times was made using the pattern of dental...
International audienceOur research about life in medieval times was made using the pattern of dental...
version auteurInternational audienceUse-wear analysis is a method in archeology and paleoanthropol...
Since the Late Pleistocene, a reduction in size and a morphological simplification of human teeth ha...
Regional differences of dental microwear among four small areas on the heavily worn occlusal surface...
Microscopic pits and scratches form on teeth during chewing, but the extent to which their formation...
Objectives: Dental microwear is a promising tool to reconstruct animals' diet because it reflects th...
Summary. — Different observation methods of dental microwear have already been proposed. After a rev...
collection de tirés-à-part de la bibliothèque de l'I.P.H.This study determined the different microsc...
International audienceTooth wear is one of the most studied features in archaeology and anthropology...
Many aspects of diet and behaviour can be gleaned from dental wear, including environmental conditio...
Dental micro-wear is a tool for the reconstruction of diets of many species, including herbivores. T...
Tooth wear is an important feature for reconstructing diet, food processing and cultural habits of p...
Objectives: Two‐dimensional dental microwear analyses on occlusal and nonocclusal enamel surfaces ha...
Summary. — We report here some quantitative data on macroscopical dental wear of the first inferior ...
International audienceOur research about life in medieval times was made using the pattern of dental...
International audienceOur research about life in medieval times was made using the pattern of dental...
version auteurInternational audienceUse-wear analysis is a method in archeology and paleoanthropol...
Since the Late Pleistocene, a reduction in size and a morphological simplification of human teeth ha...
Regional differences of dental microwear among four small areas on the heavily worn occlusal surface...
Microscopic pits and scratches form on teeth during chewing, but the extent to which their formation...
Objectives: Dental microwear is a promising tool to reconstruct animals' diet because it reflects th...
Summary. — Different observation methods of dental microwear have already been proposed. After a rev...
collection de tirés-à-part de la bibliothèque de l'I.P.H.This study determined the different microsc...
International audienceTooth wear is one of the most studied features in archaeology and anthropology...
Many aspects of diet and behaviour can be gleaned from dental wear, including environmental conditio...
Dental micro-wear is a tool for the reconstruction of diets of many species, including herbivores. T...
Tooth wear is an important feature for reconstructing diet, food processing and cultural habits of p...
Objectives: Two‐dimensional dental microwear analyses on occlusal and nonocclusal enamel surfaces ha...