Dental Cementum in Anthropology
Herausgeber: Naji, Stephan; Gourichon, Lionel; Rendu, William
Dental Cementum in Anthropology
Herausgeber: Naji, Stephan; Gourichon, Lionel; Rendu, William
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Presents the latest advances in cementochronology and its use in various anthropological contexts, from ancient fossils to forensic cases.
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Presents the latest advances in cementochronology and its use in various anthropological contexts, from ancient fossils to forensic cases.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 247mm x 173mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 1004g
- ISBN-13: 9781108477086
- ISBN-10: 1108477089
- Artikelnr.: 62429588
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 247mm x 173mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 1004g
- ISBN-13: 9781108477086
- ISBN-10: 1108477089
- Artikelnr.: 62429588
Part 1. The Biology of Cementum; Introduction: Cementochronology in
chronobiology; 1. A brief history of cemental annuli research, with
emphasis upon Anthropological applications; 2. Development and structure of
cementum; 3. Insights into Cementogenesis from human disease and
genetically engineered mouse models; 4. A comparative genetic analysis of
acellular cementum; 5. Pattern of human cementum deposition with a special
emphasis on hypercementosis; 6. Recent advances on acellular cementum
increments composition using synchrotron x-radiation; 7. Incremental
elemental distribution in chimpanzee cellular cementum: insights from
synchrotron x-ray fluorescence and implications for life history
inferences; 8. Identifying life-history events in dental cementum, a
literature review; Part II. Protocols; 9. Cementochronology for
archaeologists. Experiments and testing for an optimized thin section
preparation protocol; 10. Optimizing preparation protocols and microscopy
for Cementochronology; 11. Cementochronology protocol for selecting a
region of interest in zooarchaeology; 12. Tooth cementum annulations method
for determining age-at-death using modern deciduous human teeth: challenges
and lessons learned; 13. The analysis of tooth cementum for the
histological determination of age and season at death on teeth of us active
duty military members; 14. Preliminary protocol to identify parturitions
lines in acellular cementum; 15. Toward the non-destructive imaging of
cementum annulations using synchrotron x-ray microtomography; 16.
Non-invasive 3d methods for the study of dental cementum; Part III.
Applications; 17. Using Cementochronology to discuss the organization of
past Neanderthal societies; 18. Investigating seasonal competition between
hominins and cave hyaenas in the belgian ardennes during the late
pleistocene: insights from cementum analyses; 19. Cementochronology to the
rescue: osteobiography of a middle woodland woman with a combined skeletal
dysplasia; 20. Estimating a mortality profile of fisher-gatherers in Brazil
using Cementochronology; 21. Cementochronology: a solution to
reconstructing past populations' mortality profiles using individual
age-at-death estimates; 22. Assessing age-related mortality at petra,
jordan using Cementochronology and hazard modeling; 23. Shaping age at
death distributions by applying tooth cementum analysis to the early
medieval graveyard of lauchheim (Germany); 24. Back to the root: the coming
of age of Cementochronology; Index.
chronobiology; 1. A brief history of cemental annuli research, with
emphasis upon Anthropological applications; 2. Development and structure of
cementum; 3. Insights into Cementogenesis from human disease and
genetically engineered mouse models; 4. A comparative genetic analysis of
acellular cementum; 5. Pattern of human cementum deposition with a special
emphasis on hypercementosis; 6. Recent advances on acellular cementum
increments composition using synchrotron x-radiation; 7. Incremental
elemental distribution in chimpanzee cellular cementum: insights from
synchrotron x-ray fluorescence and implications for life history
inferences; 8. Identifying life-history events in dental cementum, a
literature review; Part II. Protocols; 9. Cementochronology for
archaeologists. Experiments and testing for an optimized thin section
preparation protocol; 10. Optimizing preparation protocols and microscopy
for Cementochronology; 11. Cementochronology protocol for selecting a
region of interest in zooarchaeology; 12. Tooth cementum annulations method
for determining age-at-death using modern deciduous human teeth: challenges
and lessons learned; 13. The analysis of tooth cementum for the
histological determination of age and season at death on teeth of us active
duty military members; 14. Preliminary protocol to identify parturitions
lines in acellular cementum; 15. Toward the non-destructive imaging of
cementum annulations using synchrotron x-ray microtomography; 16.
Non-invasive 3d methods for the study of dental cementum; Part III.
Applications; 17. Using Cementochronology to discuss the organization of
past Neanderthal societies; 18. Investigating seasonal competition between
hominins and cave hyaenas in the belgian ardennes during the late
pleistocene: insights from cementum analyses; 19. Cementochronology to the
rescue: osteobiography of a middle woodland woman with a combined skeletal
dysplasia; 20. Estimating a mortality profile of fisher-gatherers in Brazil
using Cementochronology; 21. Cementochronology: a solution to
reconstructing past populations' mortality profiles using individual
age-at-death estimates; 22. Assessing age-related mortality at petra,
jordan using Cementochronology and hazard modeling; 23. Shaping age at
death distributions by applying tooth cementum analysis to the early
medieval graveyard of lauchheim (Germany); 24. Back to the root: the coming
of age of Cementochronology; Index.
Part 1. The Biology of Cementum; Introduction: Cementochronology in
chronobiology; 1. A brief history of cemental annuli research, with
emphasis upon Anthropological applications; 2. Development and structure of
cementum; 3. Insights into Cementogenesis from human disease and
genetically engineered mouse models; 4. A comparative genetic analysis of
acellular cementum; 5. Pattern of human cementum deposition with a special
emphasis on hypercementosis; 6. Recent advances on acellular cementum
increments composition using synchrotron x-radiation; 7. Incremental
elemental distribution in chimpanzee cellular cementum: insights from
synchrotron x-ray fluorescence and implications for life history
inferences; 8. Identifying life-history events in dental cementum, a
literature review; Part II. Protocols; 9. Cementochronology for
archaeologists. Experiments and testing for an optimized thin section
preparation protocol; 10. Optimizing preparation protocols and microscopy
for Cementochronology; 11. Cementochronology protocol for selecting a
region of interest in zooarchaeology; 12. Tooth cementum annulations method
for determining age-at-death using modern deciduous human teeth: challenges
and lessons learned; 13. The analysis of tooth cementum for the
histological determination of age and season at death on teeth of us active
duty military members; 14. Preliminary protocol to identify parturitions
lines in acellular cementum; 15. Toward the non-destructive imaging of
cementum annulations using synchrotron x-ray microtomography; 16.
Non-invasive 3d methods for the study of dental cementum; Part III.
Applications; 17. Using Cementochronology to discuss the organization of
past Neanderthal societies; 18. Investigating seasonal competition between
hominins and cave hyaenas in the belgian ardennes during the late
pleistocene: insights from cementum analyses; 19. Cementochronology to the
rescue: osteobiography of a middle woodland woman with a combined skeletal
dysplasia; 20. Estimating a mortality profile of fisher-gatherers in Brazil
using Cementochronology; 21. Cementochronology: a solution to
reconstructing past populations' mortality profiles using individual
age-at-death estimates; 22. Assessing age-related mortality at petra,
jordan using Cementochronology and hazard modeling; 23. Shaping age at
death distributions by applying tooth cementum analysis to the early
medieval graveyard of lauchheim (Germany); 24. Back to the root: the coming
of age of Cementochronology; Index.
chronobiology; 1. A brief history of cemental annuli research, with
emphasis upon Anthropological applications; 2. Development and structure of
cementum; 3. Insights into Cementogenesis from human disease and
genetically engineered mouse models; 4. A comparative genetic analysis of
acellular cementum; 5. Pattern of human cementum deposition with a special
emphasis on hypercementosis; 6. Recent advances on acellular cementum
increments composition using synchrotron x-radiation; 7. Incremental
elemental distribution in chimpanzee cellular cementum: insights from
synchrotron x-ray fluorescence and implications for life history
inferences; 8. Identifying life-history events in dental cementum, a
literature review; Part II. Protocols; 9. Cementochronology for
archaeologists. Experiments and testing for an optimized thin section
preparation protocol; 10. Optimizing preparation protocols and microscopy
for Cementochronology; 11. Cementochronology protocol for selecting a
region of interest in zooarchaeology; 12. Tooth cementum annulations method
for determining age-at-death using modern deciduous human teeth: challenges
and lessons learned; 13. The analysis of tooth cementum for the
histological determination of age and season at death on teeth of us active
duty military members; 14. Preliminary protocol to identify parturitions
lines in acellular cementum; 15. Toward the non-destructive imaging of
cementum annulations using synchrotron x-ray microtomography; 16.
Non-invasive 3d methods for the study of dental cementum; Part III.
Applications; 17. Using Cementochronology to discuss the organization of
past Neanderthal societies; 18. Investigating seasonal competition between
hominins and cave hyaenas in the belgian ardennes during the late
pleistocene: insights from cementum analyses; 19. Cementochronology to the
rescue: osteobiography of a middle woodland woman with a combined skeletal
dysplasia; 20. Estimating a mortality profile of fisher-gatherers in Brazil
using Cementochronology; 21. Cementochronology: a solution to
reconstructing past populations' mortality profiles using individual
age-at-death estimates; 22. Assessing age-related mortality at petra,
jordan using Cementochronology and hazard modeling; 23. Shaping age at
death distributions by applying tooth cementum analysis to the early
medieval graveyard of lauchheim (Germany); 24. Back to the root: the coming
of age of Cementochronology; Index.