99 results on '"Hillson, Simon"'
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52. Why development and why teeth?
53. Microscopic markers of growth in dental tissues
54. How teeth grow in living primates
55. Human evolution, pace of development and life history
56. Conclusions
57. Building dental development sequences
58. Application of the Bang and Ramm age at death estimation method to two known-age archaeological assemblages
59. Tooth Development in Human Evolution and Bioarchaeology
60. Changes in mandibular dimensions during the mediaeval to post-mediaeval transition in London: A possible response to decreased masticatory load
61. Dental Anthropology: Fundamentals, Limits and Prospects
62. Integrating Archaeological Demography: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Prehistoric Population
63. ‘Do larger molars and robust jaws in early hominins represent dietary adaptation?’ A New Study in Tooth Wear
64. Intrapopulation variation in macro tooth wear patterns—a case study from Igloolik, Canada
65. Brief communication: The use of alternative dental measurements on deciduous teeth
66. Tooth wear, Neanderthal facial morphology and the anterior dental loading hypothesis
67. Advances in Dental Anthropology
68. Periodontal disease in a Portuguese identified skeletal sample from the late nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries
69. The ancient cemeteries of Astypalaia, Greece
70. Dental Pathology
71. Tooth use in Aboriginal Australia
72. Teeth
73. Famine, the Black Death, and health in fourteenth-century London
74. Mummies and dental health in the ancient Ilo valley, southern Peru
75. Investigating ancient cemeteries on the island of Astypalaia, Greece
76. Recording dental caries in archaeological human remains
77. Cannibalism and violence
78. Knowing your roots
79. Benjamin Franklin, William Hewson and the Craven Street bones
80. Richard R. Paine (ed.). Integrating archaeological demography: multidisciplinary approaches to prehistoric population (Center for Archaeological Investigation occasional paper 24.) xvi+395 pages, 57 figures. 1997. Carbondale (IL): Southern Illinois University at Carbondale; 0-88104-081-9 paperback $40.
81. Book review: Bioarchaeology of the Stillwater Marsh. Prehistoric human adaptation in the western great basin. C.S. Larsen and R.L. Kelley. American Museum of Natural History, Anthropological Papers 77. American Museum of Natural History, New York, 170 pages. ISBN 0065-9452. Price $20.50
82. Book review: Bioarcheology of ancient Egypt and Nubia. A bibliography by J. C. Rose. British Museum Occasional Paper Number 112. British Museum Press, London, 110 pages. Price £7.50
83. Dental Anthropology
84. Human remains
85. Impression and replica methods for studying hypoplasia and perikymata on human tooth crown surfaces from archaeological sites
86. 'Do larger molars and robust jaws in early hominins represent dietary adaptation?' A New Study in Tooth Wear.
87. Colyer's variations and diseases of the teeth of animals (revised ed). Edited by A. E. W. Miles and Caroline Grigson Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1990. ISBN 0 521 25273 3 (hardback); price £195.00; 672 pp., 868 figures, 98 tables
88. Deciduous Tooth Growth in an Ancient Greek Infant Cemetery.
89. Ritualized violence in the prehistoric American Southwest.
90. Perimortem processing of human remains among the Great Basin Fremont.
91. Archaeology and the study of teeth
92. Aidan and Eve Cockburn, Mummies, disease and ancient cultures, Cambridge University Press, 1980, 4to, pp. x, 340, illus., £25.00.
93. Mummies, disease and ancient cultures
94. The Environment and Culture Research Group.
95. The Holocene: An environmental history: Edited by Neil Roberts. 1989. 227 pp., 66 figures, 30 plates, 19 tables. Oxford: Basil Blackwell Ltd. £42.50 (hardback) £12.95 (paperback). ISBN 0-631-14575-3
96. Human remains: By Andrew Chamberlain. Pp. 64. University of California Press, 1994. US $10.00 ISBN 0 520 008834
97. Human evolution. An introduction for the behavioural sciences: By Graham Richards. 1987. 374 pp., 19 pp. of contents, preface and acknowledgements, 13 plates, 19 figures (plus 5 in appendices), 14 tables. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul. £40. ISBN 0-7102-0326-8
98. Mechanisms of human dental reduction. A case study from post-pleistocene nubia: University of Kansas Publications in Anthropology Number 18, by James M. Calcagno. 1989. 124 pp., 36 tables, 10 figs, 3 appendices. Lawrence, Kansas: Department of Anthropology, University of Kansas. £18.00. ISBN 0-938332-16-3. ISSN 0085-2457
99. 'Males' da boca : estudo da patologia oral numa amostra das colecções osteológicas identificadas do Museu Antropológico da Universidade de Coimbra : finais do séc. XIX inícios do séc. XX
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