This article describes an osteolytic odontogenetic lesion found on the mandible of a Neanderthal from the Middle Paleolithic site of Riparo Mezzena near the city of Verona (Italy). A pathology was revealed through X-ray and computerized-tomodensitometric examinations. This lesion was compared to present and sub-contemporary populations and indicates that it may have been of infectious origin, resulting from a bacterial invasion of the root canal of a coronal pulp exposure. The bacterial contamination may have resulted either from a traumatic fracture, a cavity, or extensive wear on the tooth.Cet article présente une lésion ostéolitique odontogène observée sur la mandibule d'un fossile Néandertalien provenant du site Paléolithique moyen de R...
Agraïments: The authors thank Dolores Ceperuelo, Eduardo Chimenos and María José Adserias for helpin...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
none6Between 2009 and 2011, during restorative works at the Church of Roccapelago (province of Moden...
This article describes an osteolytic odontogenetic lesion found on the mandible of a Neanderthal fro...
This article describes an osteolytic odontogenetic lesion found on the mandible of a Neanderthal fro...
International audienceThis article describes an osteolytic odontogenetic lesion found on the mandibl...
This article presents the complex case study of an ancient skeleton presenting a maxillary supernume...
Objectives: The aim of the study is the assessment of Nadale 1, a Neanderthal deciduous tooth recent...
Objectives: Early evidence for the treatment of dental pathology is found primarily among food-produ...
A skeleton of a male, 50-55 years old Mammuthus meridionalis, dated to the Pleistocene and conserved...
International audienceThis article describes the potential interest in forensic anthropology of the ...
Isernia La Pineta (south-central Italy, Molise) is one of the most important archaeological localiti...
In 1994, a series of human bones was found at the Sidrón cave in Borines (Concejo de Piloña, Asturia...
Agraïments: The authors thank Dolores Ceperuelo, Eduardo Chimenos and María José Adserias for helpin...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
none6Between 2009 and 2011, during restorative works at the Church of Roccapelago (province of Moden...
This article describes an osteolytic odontogenetic lesion found on the mandible of a Neanderthal fro...
This article describes an osteolytic odontogenetic lesion found on the mandible of a Neanderthal fro...
International audienceThis article describes an osteolytic odontogenetic lesion found on the mandibl...
This article presents the complex case study of an ancient skeleton presenting a maxillary supernume...
Objectives: The aim of the study is the assessment of Nadale 1, a Neanderthal deciduous tooth recent...
Objectives: Early evidence for the treatment of dental pathology is found primarily among food-produ...
A skeleton of a male, 50-55 years old Mammuthus meridionalis, dated to the Pleistocene and conserved...
International audienceThis article describes the potential interest in forensic anthropology of the ...
Isernia La Pineta (south-central Italy, Molise) is one of the most important archaeological localiti...
In 1994, a series of human bones was found at the Sidrón cave in Borines (Concejo de Piloña, Asturia...
Agraïments: The authors thank Dolores Ceperuelo, Eduardo Chimenos and María José Adserias for helpin...
This article presents the results of archaeological exploration at De Nadale Cave, a new Late Middle...
none6Between 2009 and 2011, during restorative works at the Church of Roccapelago (province of Moden...