Titlebook: Dental Anthropology; Fundamentals, Limits Kurt W. Alt,Friedrich W. R?sing,Maria Teschler-Nic Book 1998 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1998 Terminatio

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Caries — Ancient Plague of Humankinds chapter is to review the current theories of etiology, methods of scientific analysis, and particularly the evolution of caries in a historical dimension. Caries, or ., is the common name for tooth decay. It is a local disease characterized by an irreversible and progressive destruction of the har

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Periapical Lesions — Clinical and Anthropological Aspectsation about living conditions and dietary patterns. Since dental (pulpal) disease can cause periodontal lesions (and vice versa) (Grant et al. 1988), the two types of pathological conditions are often closely related. In early populations, the main causes of tooth loss were periodontal disease (late

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Etiketten, Etikettieren, Signieren,um was held which finally gave rise to this volume. At the same time, Weimar is also the place where the German poet and naturalist . (1749–1832), one of the town’s greatest sons, lived and worked for most of his life (Fig. 1). His studies in the field of skeletal morphology touch on the main theme of our 1993 symposium: ..

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