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A number of analyses of human dental remains from the Maya realm have demonstrated a peak in caries rates around the time of the collapse of Classic Period (300–900AD) civilization in the 8th and 9th centuries
A number of analyses of human dental remains from the Maya realm have demonstrated a peak in caries rates around the time of the collapse of Classic Period (300–900AD) civilization in the 8th and 9th centuries
BORJA Villanueva, César Andrés y GÁLVEZ Calla, Luis H. La salud oral en el Perú precolombino: la car...
The most recognizable pathological condition of the human oral cavity is, arguably, dental caries. B...
Abstract: Background: Dental caries appears long time ago and attracts great attention in the paleop...
A number of analyses of human dental remains from the Maya realm have demonstrated a peak in caries ...
Remains of humans recovered in modern and archaeological contexts provide a wealth of information re...
Bibliography: pages [92]-103.The purpose of this thesis is to analyze temporal variation in dental p...
Dental markers have been used to unravel particularities of paleodiet, subsistence, social structure...
OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of oral pathologic findings in an ancient culture that inhab...
Dental markers have been used to unravel particularities of paleodiet, subsistence, social structure...
Human remains recovered during archaeological investigation often are used to inform on the health a...
KEY WORDS dental caries formation; antemortem tooth loss; Arabian peninsula ABSTRACT Diets high in f...
Prior to the recent reports of Sawyer et al and Elzay et al on the characteristics and dental health...
The study of dental disease in antiquity can provide information about an individual\u27s way of lif...
The present research seeks to assesses the presence and prevalence of two distinct dental pathologie...
Nonadults are particularly sensitive and reactive to stress, illness, and injury and, as such, they ...
BORJA Villanueva, César Andrés y GÁLVEZ Calla, Luis H. La salud oral en el Perú precolombino: la car...
The most recognizable pathological condition of the human oral cavity is, arguably, dental caries. B...
Abstract: Background: Dental caries appears long time ago and attracts great attention in the paleop...
A number of analyses of human dental remains from the Maya realm have demonstrated a peak in caries ...
Remains of humans recovered in modern and archaeological contexts provide a wealth of information re...
Bibliography: pages [92]-103.The purpose of this thesis is to analyze temporal variation in dental p...
Dental markers have been used to unravel particularities of paleodiet, subsistence, social structure...
OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of oral pathologic findings in an ancient culture that inhab...
Dental markers have been used to unravel particularities of paleodiet, subsistence, social structure...
Human remains recovered during archaeological investigation often are used to inform on the health a...
KEY WORDS dental caries formation; antemortem tooth loss; Arabian peninsula ABSTRACT Diets high in f...
Prior to the recent reports of Sawyer et al and Elzay et al on the characteristics and dental health...
The study of dental disease in antiquity can provide information about an individual\u27s way of lif...
The present research seeks to assesses the presence and prevalence of two distinct dental pathologie...
Nonadults are particularly sensitive and reactive to stress, illness, and injury and, as such, they ...
BORJA Villanueva, César Andrés y GÁLVEZ Calla, Luis H. La salud oral en el Perú precolombino: la car...
The most recognizable pathological condition of the human oral cavity is, arguably, dental caries. B...
Abstract: Background: Dental caries appears long time ago and attracts great attention in the paleop...
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