Thursday, February 28, 2013

Open Access Journal: Mitteilungen aus der Sammlung Papyrus Erzherzog Rainer

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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Open Access Journal: Dental Anthropology Journal

[First posted in AWOL 20 December 2009. Updated 21 January 2016]

Dental Anthropology Journal
ISSN: 1096-9411
The Dental Anthropology Association (DAA) seeks to stimulate interest in dental anthropology and support the exchange of knowledge for those interested in the anthropological study of teeth. Our primary activities include annual meetings with associated presentations, symposia, workshops, and student prizes, and the publication of the journal Dental Anthropology.
2014
            Vol. 27, No. 1-2
In Memoriam: Jules Kieser.  CAROLINA LOCH, GRANT TOWNSEND, and CHRISTOPHER DEAN.
Determining onset of significant facial pathology using dental wear and microwear texture analysis: a case study from the Middle Archaic (~5,500 BP) of Indiana. ANNA CASSERLY, REBECCA VAN SESSEN, and CHRISTOPHER SCHMIDT.
The effects of dietary toughness on occlusopalatal variation in savanna baboons. EVAN MUZZALL, RYAN M. CAMPBELL, MEADOW CAMPBELL, and ROBERT S. CORRUCCINI.
The biological implications of the transition to agriculture in Ukraine: a study of enamel hypoplasias. JORDAN K. KARSTEN, SARAH E. HEINS, GWYN D. MADDEN, and MYKHAILO P. SOKHATSKYI.
News, reports, and reviews

2013
            Vol. 26, No. 1-2
In memoriam: Christy G. Turner II (November 28, 1933 – July 27, 2013): Personal reflections on his legacy in dental anthropology and beyond. G. RICHARD SCOTT.
Evaluation of the utility of deciduous molar morphological variation in great ape phylogenetic analysis. ANNA M. HARDIN and SCOTT S. LEGGE.
Maxillary lateral incisor morphology and uncommon trait expression: a case study from prehistoric Paa-ko, new Mexico. ERIN C. BLANKENSHIP-SEFCZEK.
Dental morphological variation among six pre-Hispanic South American populations. ALEJANDRA ORTIZ.
            Vol. 26, No. 3
The development of the mammalian dentition as a complex adaptive system. ALAN H. BROOK, TOBY HUGHES, GRANT C. TOWNSEND, RICHARD N. SMITH, and MATTHEW D. BROOK O’DONNELL.
Geographic patterns of early Holocene New World dental morphological variation. CHRISTOPHER M. STOJANOWSKI, KENT M. JOHNSON, and WILLIAM N. DUNCAN.
A fool’s mission? A test of three common assumptions in dental metric analyses. BRIAN E. HEMPHILL.
Secular change in dental development in New Mexican females. ANNA L.M. RAUTMAN and Heather J.H. Edgar.
Size does matter: Variation in tooth size apportionment among major regional North and Sub-Saharan African populations. JOEL D. IRISH and MICHAEL W. KENYHERCZ.
A descriptive study of African American deciduous dentition. LOREN R. LEASE.
Accuracy of estimating age from eruption levels of mandibular teeth. SHERYL WILMOTT, MARK P. HECTOR, and HELEN M. LIVERSIDGE.

2012
            Vol. 25, No. 1
Letter from the editor. CHRISTOPHER W. SCHMIDT.
Premolar enamel formation: completion of figures for aging LEH defects in permanent dentition. SARAH A. HOLT, DONALD J. REID, and DEBBIE GUATELLI-STEINBERG.
Hypotrophic roots of the upper central incisors – a proposed new discrete dental trait. CLAUDIA CUNHA, ANA MARIA SILVA, JOEL IRISH, G. RICHARD SCOTT, TIAGO TOMÉ, and JOSÉ MARQUEZ.
A unique case of mandibular osteomyelitis arising from tooth germ infection in a 7,000-year-old infant from Siberia. ANDREA L. WATERS-RIST.

2011
            Vol. 24, No. 1
A geometric morphometric analysis of the crown form of the maxillary central incisor in humans. AKIKIO KATO, MAKIKO KOUCHI, MASAAKI MOCHIMARU, AYAMOTO ISOMURA, and NORIKAZU OHNO.
Prevalence of short dental roots in four ethnic groups in an orthodontic population. KATHRYN EDGCOMB, ELLEN BEGOLE, CARLA EVANS, BRADFORD JOHNSON, and XIANGHONG LUAN.
Fluctuating asymmetry in root number and morphology of permanent premolars and molars – case reports. I. ANAND SHERWOOD and P. GOVINDA REDDY.
The phonetic distances of Jordanian Arabs from other human populations suggest a major genetic drift from the Caucasoid race. FIRAS ALSOLEIHAT and AMEEN KHRAISAT.
            Vol. 24, No. 2-3
Wisdom tooth formation as a method of estimating age in a New Zealand population. ANNABELLE MCGETTIGAN, KIMBERLY TIMMINS, PETER HERBISON, HELEN LIVERSIDGE, and JULES KIESER.
The anthropology of infectious diseases of Bronze Age and early Iron Age from Armenia. A. YU. KHUDAVERDYAN.
A horizontal mesiodens in a child buried at Hank’s site (41RB109), a prehistoric Plains Village site in the Texas Panhandle. CORY J. BROEHM, LISA B. HUNTER, and DOUGLAS K. BOYD.
Dental age: Effects of estimating different events during mineralization. EDWARD F. HARRIS.

2010
            Vol. 23, No. 1
Crown and cusp dimensions of the maxillary  first molar: a study of sexual dimorphism in Indian Jat Sikhs. GAURAV AGNIHOTRI and VIMAL SIKR.
Carabelli trait in Australian twins: Reliability and validity of different scoring systems. YUH HASEGAWA, JAMES ROGERS, GRAHAM SCRIVEN, and GRANT TOWNSEND.
Demirjian stage tooth formation results from a large group of children. HELEN M. LIVERSIDGE.
Triple fusion in the primary dentition from Law’s site, Alabama (1MS100): a case report. BRIAN D. PADGETT.
A rare form of protostylid: review of literature and case reports. ANAND L. SHIGLI, SANGEETA P. WANJARI, and RUCHI AHUJA.
Obituary: Alice “Sue” Marie Frances Haeussler (1932-2009). CHRISTY G. TURNER II.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 23, No. 2
Maxillary canine ectopia and maxillary canine-premolar transposition are associated with deviations in the maxilla. LOUISE MILTENBURG CASPERSEN, IB JARLE CHRISTENSEN, and INGER KJÆR.
Residential mobility and dental decoration in Early Medieval Spain: Results from the Eighth century site of Plaza del Castillo, Pamplona. ELEANNA PREVEDOROU, MARTA DÍAZ-ZORITA BONILLA, ALEJANDRO ROMERO, JANE E. BUIKSTRA, M. PAZ DE MIGUEL IBÁÑEZ, and KELLY J. KNUDSON.
Relationship between width of maxillary anterior teeth and interalar distance. MORTAZA BONAKDARCHIAN and REZA GHORBANIPOUR.
Mesiodistal crown dimensions of the permanent dentition in a Nigerian population. EMMANUEL O. AJAYI, YETUNDE O. AJAYI, HELEN O. OBORO, and MAUREEN N. CHUKWUMAH.
Primary tooth mineralization and exfoliation ages calculated from the Moorrees-Fanning-Hunt study. EDWARD F. HARRIS.
Intra-individual microwear variation: deciduous versus permanent dentition. TAMMY R. GAMZA.
            Vol. 23, No. 3
Analysis of cementum layers in archaeological material. MICHAELA HUFFMAN and DANIEL ANTOINE.
The dental traits of Indonesian Javanese. MYRTATI DYAH ARTARIA.
Impacted lower first molar and labial ectopic upper canine eruption in an individual from the prehistoric American Southwest. GREG C. NELSON.
American black-white differences in primary tooth crown shape: the crown index. EDWARD F. HARRIS and BETSY D. BARCROFT.
News, reports, and reviews

2009
            Vol. 22, No. 1
Strong genetic influence on hypocone expression of permanent maxillary molars in south Australian twins. DENICE HIGGINS, TOBY E. HUGHES, HELEN JAMES, and GRANT C. TOWNSEND.
Patterns of hypodontia among third molars in contemporary American adolescents. EDWARD F. HARRIS.
Joined supernumerary mandibular teeth in the premolar region: report of a Hungarian archeological case. GY. SZABÓ, G. KOCSIS S., and E. MOLNÁR.
Commentary: Supernumerary teeth. EDWARD F. HARRIS.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 22, No. 2
Frequency and variation of three-rooted lower first permanent molars in precontact Easter Islanders and in pre-conquest Peruvians. ANDREA G. DRUSINI and DARIS R. SWINDLER.
Supernumerary teeth from two Mesoamerican archeological contexts. WILLIAM N. DUNCAN.
Patent mandibular symphysis with congenital absence and ankyloglossia. ANNA S. SMITH and EDWARD F. HARRIS.
Obituary: Shelly Rae Saunders (1950-2008). CHARLES FITZGERALD.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 22, No. 3
A promising mandibular molar trait in ancient populations of Ireland. JAIMIN D. WEETS.
Stigmata of congenital syphilis on a high status juvenile at Yuguë, Oaxaca, Mexico. ARION T. MAYES, ANAMAY MELMED, and SARAH BARBER.
Discriminatory effectiveness of crown indexes – tests between American blacks and whites. CANDICE L. FOSTER and EDWARD F. HARRIS.
A unique dental resource: the odontological collection at the Royal College of Surgeons of England.  MILLY FARRELL.
News, reports, and reviews

2008
            Vol. 21, No. 1
Quantification of dental occlusal variation: a review of methods. EDWARD F. HARRIS and ROBERT S. CORRUCCINI.
For whom the coin tolls: Green-stained teeth and jaws in Medieval and Post-Medieval Spanish burials. KIMBERLY A. HOPKINSON, SARAH M. YEATS, and G. RICHARD SCOTT.
The biology of Natfa people: Bones and teeth. ABDULLA AL-SHORMAN.
Obituary: Daris R. Swindler (1925-2007). Christopher Dean and THOMAS KOPPE.
Obituary: Professor Ebba During (1937-2007).
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 21, No. 2-3
Deciduous dental morpohological diversity in contemporary Colombian ethnic groups. MIGUEL EDUARDO DELGADO-BURBANO.
For morphology of root and c-shape canal in prehispanic and modern Maya groups from northern Yucatan. ANDREA CUCINA, ELMA VEGA LIZAMA, MARCO RAMÍREZ, G. ALVARADO CÁRDENAS, and VERA TIESLER.
Dental nonmetric traits in a pre-conquest sample from Chubut region of Patagonia, Argentina. Gabriel A. Bollini, CARLOS DAVID RODRÍGUEZ-FLÓREZ, and SONIA E. COLANTONIO.
Congenital absence of permanent canines: report of two cases. ANN S. SMITH and EDWARD F. HARRIS.
News, reports, and reviews

2007
            Vol. 20, No. 1
Comparison of permanent mandibular molar crown dimensions between Mongolians and Caucasians. YUH HASEGAWA, JAMES R. ROGERS, IKUO KAGEYAMA, SEN NAKAHARA, and GRANT C. TOWNSEND.
A longitudinal study of continued tooth eruption during adulthood. EDWARD F. HARRIS and YOAV SHILOAH.
Unilateral fusion of two primary mandibular teeth: report of a Portuguese archeological case. ANA MARIA SILVA and ANA LEONOR SILVA.
Bilateral asymmetry of upper permanent dentition in six archeological pre-conquest samples from Colombia, South America. CARLOS DAVID RODRÍGUEZ-FLÓREZ and SONIA E. COLANTONIO.
News, reports and reviews
            Vol. 20, No. 2-3
The relationship between crown size and complexity in two collections. BRIDGETT A. WILLIAMS and ROBERT S. CORRUCCINI.
Asymmetrical eruption of permanent teeth in Australian Aborigines. P. SOBHI, S. MIHAILIDIS, J.R. ROGERS, T.E. HUGHES, and G.C. TOWNSEND.
Dental trait variation and age determination based on dental wear: a preliminary study. MYRTATI D. ARTARIA.
Melvin L. Moss (1923-2006). EDWARD F. HARRIS.
News, reports, and reviews

2006
            Vol. 19, No. 1
Torus mandibularis: etiology and bioarchaeological utility. BRENNA HASSETT.
Dental pathology, wear, and diet in a hunting and gathering forest-dwelling group: the Batak people of Palawan Island, the Phillippines. CHRISTY G. TURNER II and JAMES F. EDER.
Approximal attrition and permanent tooth crown size in a Romano-British population. ALAN H. BROOK, C. UNDERHILL, L.K. FOO, and M. HECTOR.
Inheritance of bilateral fusion of lower central and lateral incisors: a pedigree of a Maya family from Yucatan, Mexico. FRANCISCO D. GURRI and GILVERTO BALAM.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 19, No. 2
Variations of tooth root morphology in a Romano-British population. ALAN H. BROOK and MARLENE SCHEERS.
Frequency and variability of five non-metric dental crown traits in the primary and permanent dentitions of a racially mixed population from Cali, Colombia. LUISA AGUIRRE, DIANA CASTILLO, DIANA SOLARTE, and FREDDY MORENO.
Variation in dental crown morphology in Malaysian populations. MOHD FADHLI KHAMIS, JANE A. TAYLOR, ABDUL RANI SAMSUDIN, and GRANT C. TOWNSEND.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 19, No. 3
Paramolar tubercle in the left maxillary second premolar: a case report. CARLINA RODRÍGUEZ and FREDDY MORENO.
A Byzantine cranium from Jordan: A case study in Dental Anthropology. ABDULLA AL-SHORMAN.
The relative sexual dimorphism of human incisor crown and root dimensions. EDWARD F. HARRIS and W. MAX COUCH.
Rotation of the maxillary premolars: evidence in support of premolar morphogenetic field. VINCENT H. STEFAN.
Occurrence of an eighth cusp on primary second mandibular molars of a contemporary Argentinian child. CARLOS DAVID RODRÍGUEZ FLOREZ, GABRIEL MARIO FONSECA, and MARIA TERESA DE VILLALBA.
News, reports, and reviews

2005
            Vol. 18, No. 1
Dental anthropology shines at AAPA meetings. DEBBIE GUATELLI-STEINBERG.
An investigation of ultrasound methods for the assessment of sex and age from intact teeth. ROBIN N.M. FEENEY.
Dental health decline in the Chesapeake Bay, Virginia: The role of European contact and multiple stressors. SALLY M. GRAVER.
A study of cusp base areas in maxillary permanent molars of American whites. DUSTIN P. DINH and EDWARD F. HARRIS.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 18, No. 2
Posterior tooth morphology and lower incisor crowding. ANWAR A. SHAH, CLAIRE ELCOCK, and ALAN H. BROOK.
Tooth-coding systems in the clinical dental setting. EDWARD F. HARRIS.
Biomechanical analysis of the canine tuberculum dentale. IONUT ICHIM, MICHAEL SWAIN, and JULES KIESER.       
Dental indicators of Polynesian affinity for prehistoric Rotuma Islanders, South Pacific. CHRISTY G. TURNER II.
Regional differences of dental microwear on the occlusal surface of an M2 from Neolithic Japan: a case study. TERUYUKI HOJO.
Obituary: Kazuro Hanihara: 1927-2004. C. LORING BRACE and NORIKO SEGUCHI.
News, reports, and reviews

2004
            Vol. 17, No. 1
The genetics of odontogenesis: implications in dental anthropology and palæo-odontology. GEOFFREY H. SPERBER.          
An odontometic investigation of Canary Islander origins. JOEL D. IRISH and BRIAN E. HEMPHILL.
Localized asymmetry in human dental crown form – an interesting case. JOHN WETHERELL, TRACEY WINNING, and GRANT TOWNSEND.
Elongated premolar: a new morphological variant. HEATHER J.H. EDGAR and PAUL W. SCIULLI.
An artificial human tooth from the Neolithic cemetery at Gebel Ramlah, Egypt. JOEL D. IRISH, PREZEMYSLAW BOBROWSKI, MICHAL KOBUSIEWICZ, JACEK KABACISKI, and ROMUALD SCHILD.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 17, No. 2
From the President’s desk. DEBBIE GUATELLI-STEINBERG.
Dental reduction and diet in the prehistoric Ohio River Valley. MOLLY K. HILL.
Food and the state: Bioarchaeological investigations of diet in the Moche Valley of Perú. CELESTE MARIE GAGNON.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 17, No. 3
Provenance of African-born individuals from the Colonial Cemetery of Campeche (Mexico) by means of trace element analysis.  ANDREA CUCINA, HECTOR NEFF, and VERA TIESLER.
A system for the acquisition and analysis of three-dimensional data describing dental morphology. PINGZHOU LIU, SARBIN RANJITKAR, JOHN A. KAIDONIS, GRANT C. TOWNSEND, and LINDSAY C. RICHARDS.
Experimental combat-stress model in rats: Histological examination of effects on amelogenesis – a possible measure of diminished vagal tone episodes. H. STEFAN BRACHA, D. CAROLINE BLANCHARD, JEFFREY L. LLOYD-JONES, ANDREW WILLIAMS, and ROBERT J. BLANCHARD.
Calculation of Smith’s mean measure of divergence for intergroup comparisons using nonmetric data. EDWARD F. HARRIS and TORSTEIN SJØVOLD.
Occlusal morphology of the mandibular first and second premolars in Iranian adolescents. RAMIN MOSHARRAF and FATEMEH HAJIAN.
Maxillary second premolars with paramolar tubercles. ROBERT A. TURNER and EDWARD F. HARRIS.
News, reports, and reviews

2003
            Vol. 16, No. 3
Influence of inbreeding on the Carabelli trait in a human isolate. TOMISLAV LAUC.             
Metric analysis of permanent and deciduous teeth from Bronze Age Tell Leilan, Syria. SCOTT HADDOW and NANCY C. LOVELL.
Examination of the rare labial talon cusp on human anterior teeth. C. LEE, S.E. BURNETT and C.G. TURNER II.
Where’s the variation? Variance components in tooth size of the permanent dentition. EDWARD F. HARRIS.
News, reports, and reviews

2002  
            Vol. 15, No. 2-3
The effects of sexual dimorphism, asymmetry, and inter-trait association on the distribution of thirteen deciduous dental nonmetric traits in a sample of Pima Amerindians. MATTHEW W. TOCHERI.
Dental paleopathology of the Ray Site (12W6), Indiana. TAMMY R. GREENE.
Tubercle of Carabelli: A review. ANDRÉ CORREIA and CARLA PINA.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 16, No. 1
From the President’s desk. JOEL D. IRISH.
Form, symmetry and asymmetry of the dental arch: Orthogonal analysis revisited. TOBY HUGHES, LINDSAY RICHARDS, and GRANT TOWNSEND.
Dental and mtDNA relatedness among thousand-year-old remains from Huaca Loro, Peru. ROBERT S. CORRUCCINI, IZUMI SHIMADA, and KEN-ICHI SHINODA.
Tooth mineralization: a technical note on the Moorrees-Fanning-Hunt standards. EDWARD F. HARRIS and ANDREA L. BUCK.
Early Christian pilgrimage to a Byzantine monastery in Jerusalem – a dental perspective. JAIME ULLINGER.
Fourth molars in the Anthropoidea. DARIS R. SWINDLER.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 16, No. 2
Dental asymmetry in a Late Archaic and Late Prehistoric skeletal sample of the Ohio Valley Area. PAUL W. SCIULLI.
Sex differences in the oral pathologies at the Late Classic site of Xcambó, Yucatán. ANDREA CUCINA, VERA TIESLER BLOS, and THELMA SIERRA SOSA.
Dental anthropology at the University of Geneva. SUZANNE EADES and JOCELYNE DESIDERI.
News, reports and reviews

2001
            Vol. 15, No. 1
A comparison of dental maturation in a small group of children from Chernobyl and British children. HELEN M. LIVERSIDGE and C.E.A. ROGERS.
Absence of association between body size and deciduous tooth size in
American black children. LOREN R. LEASE and EDWARD F. HARRIS.
News, reports and reviews.

2000  
            Vol. 14, No. 1
Dental transfigurement and its potential for explaining the evolution of post-
Archaic Indian culture in the American Southwest. CHRISTY G. TURNER II.
People of the Samurai class kept their antemortem lost teeth. JOICHI OYAMADA, YASHIKAZU KITAGAWA, YOSHITAKA MANABE, and ATSUSHI ROKUTANDA.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 14, No. 2
Dental morphological affinities among late Pleistocene and recent humans. SHARA E. BAILEY.
Sex dimorphism in the deciduous dentition of modern Pima. ANNALISA ALVRUS.
Taurodontism in modern populations. JILL SEARS.
Anthropological and forensic aspects of odontometric variation in two contemporary Australian populations. ALISON S. CHIU and DENISE DONLON.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 14, No. 3
Intra- and inter-population variability in mamelon expression on incisor teeth. HASSAN CHEGNI-FARAHINI, JANET FUSS, and GRANT TOWNSEND.
Tooth crown size of the permanent dentition in subjects with thalassemia major. F.N. HATTAB, E.S.J. ABU-ALHAJIJA, and O.M. YASSIN.

1999
            Vol. 13, No. 2
Crown diameters of deciduous teeth in Jordanians. F.M. HATTAB, A.S. AL-MOMANI, O.M. YASSIN, M.A.O. AL-OMARI, A.N. HAMASHA, M.A. RAWASHDEN, and A. TAVAS.
A brief comment on an intentionally modified tooth from the Rio Talgua region in northeastern Honduras. NICHOLAS P. HERRMANN, DEREK C. BENEDIX, ANN M. SCOTT, and VALERIE HASKINS.
News, reports and reviews
            Vol. 13, No. 3
Corono-radicular grooves in a large sample of human maxillary incisors. SARBIN RANJITKAR, JANET FUSS, DIMITRA LEKKAS, and GRANT TOWNSEND.
Dental anthropology of the Neolithic Russian Far East: 1 Eurasian Russia. A.M. HAEUSSLER.
News, reports, and reviews

1998  
            Vol. 12, No. 2-3
An odontometric investigation of the affinities of the Nazlet Khater specimen to prehistoric, protohistoric, and modern African origins. RON PINHASI.
Another talon cusp: what does it mean? CHRISTY G. TURNER II.
Dental Anthropology at the University of California, Santa Barbara. C.M. KELLNER.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 13, No. 1
Loss of lingual enamel in lower incisors of Papionini. DAVID G. GANTT, CHRISTOPHER P. STRICKLAND, and JOHN A. RAFTER.
Dental health and diet of two prehistoric populations from Chile’s semiarid north. MARIA ARAYA ROSADO.
A unilateral connate incisor from a CA. 2,000 year-old mandible from the
Middle Columbia River Plateau. GUY L. TASA.
Premolar double teeth in a group of Irish orthodontic referrals. C.M. MCNAMARA, O. COONEY, M. O’SULLIVAN, and T.G. MCNAMARA.
Analysis of the optical properties of Medieval enamel. LJILJANA TIHAČEK-ŠOJIC and MARIJA ĐURIĆ-SREJIĆ.
News, reports, and reviews

1997
            Vol. 11, No. 2
Trends in dental anthropological research. PHILLIP L. WALKER.
Enamel hypoplasia related to historical famine stress in the contemporary Chinese population. LIMING ZHOU and ROBERT S. CORRUCCINI.
Crystallographic and colorimetric analysis of dental enamel. LJILJANA TIHAČEK-ŠOJIC, VLADIMIR MILIĆEVIC, and MARIJA ĐURIĆ-SREJIĆ.
Characteristics of human bite marks: a review of solved cases. ROSANNE CARRERO.
An unusual talon cusp. TRIONA MCNAMARA.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 11, No. 3
Prevalence of dental hypoplasia in the Neolithic site of Wadi Shu’eib in Jordan. SALAH EL-DIN AL-ABBASI and ISSA SARIE’.
Who were the Natufians? A dental assessment of their biological coherency. JOSHUA G. LIPSCHULTZ.
LEHs in Medieval Scandinavia: Preliminary analysis. CHRISTINE L. HANSON and HASMIN MILLER.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 12, No. 1
A strategy for comparing odontometrics among groups. EDWARD F. HARRIS.
Research world: Foreign correspondent occasional reports 1: Russia.cCHRISTY G. TURNER II.
Dental analysis and determination of occupational activities of a PeruviancFormative population. GRETCHEN A. NELSON.
News, reports and reviews.

1996
            Vol. 10, No. 2
Presidential Address. JOHN R. LUKACS.
Premolar numbering and agenesis in primates. GRAM P. JONES.
Stress impact in central Italy during the Iron Age: The evidence of linear hypoplasia.  A. CUCINA, A. COPPA, and D. MANCINELLI.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 10, No. 3
Presidential Address. PHILLIP L. WALKER.
Cro-Magnon and Qafzeh -- Vive la difference. C. LORING BRACE.
An unusual Etruscan dental appliance from Poggio Gaiella, Italy: Fourth in a series.  MARSHALL J. BECKER.
A new look at premolar trait variation: Maxillary premolar accessory ridges (MxPAR).  SCOTT E. BURNETT.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 11, No. 1
The Dental Anthropology Association world wide web site. PHILLIP L. WALKER.
Cervical enamel projections and enamel pearls in a collection of Australian extracted molars. DIMITRA LEKKAS and GRANT TOWNSEND.
Abrasion of teeth in population groups from historical periods in the region of former Yugoslavia. DINKA MUKIC and MARIJA ĐURIĆ-SREJIĆ.
Dental developmental standards for the Pre- and Post-contact Arikara. DIANE MARKOWITZ.
The incidence of torus mandibularis in Malay peoples. A.W. JONES.
An unusual maxillary molar from prehistoric New Mexico. MARSHA D. OGILVIE.
News, reports, and reviews

1995
            Vol. 9, No. 2
Presidential Address. JOHN. R. LUKACS.
Primate dental development: Ontogenetic processes of pattern formation. NANCY SWAILS.
The tri-form variant: I. Definition, classification, and population distribution. SHARA BAILEY-SCHMIDT.
The Matty Canyon population: Dental observations of Late Archaic individuals from southern Arizona. LORRIE LINCON-BABB.
Milan Dokladál and a tour of Brno in the Czech Republic. CHARLES MERBS.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 9, No. 3
Preliminary impression of current dental anthropology research in China. LIU WU and ZENG XIANGLONG.
The anthropological significance of alveolagia (“dry socket”).  R.A. HALBERSTEIN.
Tooth evulsion among the ancient Etruscans: recycling in antiquity. MARSHALL JOSEPH BECKER.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 10, No. 1
Presidential Address. JOHN R. LUKACS.
‘Mesiodens’ in India: A brief review of hyperdontia with new frequency data for castes and tribes of South Asia. JOHN R. LUKACS.
Dentistry in Ancient Egypt: Junkers’ teeth. PIERRE-FRANCOIS F. PUECH.
News, reports, and reviews

1994
            Vol. 8, No. 2
Albert A. Dahlberg Memorial Issue
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 8, No. 3
Presidential Address. STEPHEN MOLNAR.
Etruscan gold dental appliances: Origins and functions as indicated by an example from Orvieto, Italy, in the Danish National Museum. MARSHALL JOSEPH BECKER.
Oral condition of three Yanomama Indian tribes of South America. CLÉBER BIDEGAIN PERIERA, JOSEPH P. KATICH, and CHRISTY G. TURNER II.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 9, No. 1
Presidential Address. JOHN R. LUKACS.
Mirror imaging in twins: some dental examples. GRANT TOWNSEND, LINDSAY RICHARDS, TASMAN BROWN, and SANDRA PINKERTON.
Spurious “examples” of ancient dental implants or appliances: Part two of a series. MARSHALL JOSEPH BECKER.
Connate incisors in a Pre-Columbian mandible from Nasca, Peru. ANDREA G. DRUSINI and DARIS R. SWINDLER.
“Cannibal” moves Down Under.  TASMAN BROWN.
Kees Korenhof (1929-1994). J. FRIKKIE VAN REENAN.
News, reports, and reviews

1993
            Vol. 7, No. 2
Periodontitis in dry skulls. NIGEL CLARKE.
Odontological data for the Chernyakov Culture population. SERGEI P. SEGEDA.
Nutritional supplements and recovery from tooth extractions. R.A. HALBERTSTEIN.
A Peruvian oral pathology suggesting coca chewing. CHRISTY G. TURNER II.
Oral tori in the Ticuna Indians, Colombia. EDWARD F. HARRIS.
Dental morphology from two Mayan ethnic groups in Chiapas, Mexico. ANDRÉS E. DE ANGEL, CARLOS S. SERRANO, and ALFONSO S. CASTRO.        
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 7, No. 3
Directions in dental anthropological research in Hungary, with historical retrospect.  FERENC KÓSA.
The frequency of two developmental anomalies in osteoarchaeological samples. GÁBOR KOCSIS and ANTÓNIA MARCSIK.
Digital radiography for the quantification of alveolar bone loss in studies of periodontal disease variation. CHARLES F. HILDEBOLT, THAD Q. BARTLETT, and MICHAEL K. SHROUT.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 8, No. 1
Presidential Address.  STEPHEN MOLNAR.
Albert A. Dahlberg (1908-1993). JIM DAHLBERG.
Richard M.S. Taylor. (1903-1992).  JON B. CARMAN.
Etruscan teeth and odontology. LUIGI CAPASSO and GABRIELLA DI TOTA.
What are mulberry molars? CHRISTY G. TURNER II.
Presence of a connate tooth in a neonatal chimpanzee. LINDA A. WINKLER and DARIS R. SWINDLER.
Periodontal disease: Clinician’s point of view. PHILLIP COOKE.
News, reports, and reviews

1992
            Vol. 6, No. 2
Dental anthropology of south Australia. TASMAN BROWN.
Some dental traits in different evolutionary lines leading to modern man. ALEXANDER A. ZUBOV.        
The epicristid or middle trigonid crest defined. ALEXANDER A. ZUBOV.
Tricuspid premolars from Chavez Pass, Arizona. MICHAEL R. FONG and LINDA STURGIS.
Counting perikymata using a low-power stereomicroscope. SIMON HILLSON.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 6, No. 3
Presidential Address. DARIS SWINDLER.
Edward Eyre Hunt: 1922-1991. STANLEY M. GARN
Mesolithic hunters and foragers of the Gangetic Plain: A summary of current research in dental anthropology. JOHN R. LUKACS.
Equations for predicting age from crown height measurements. PHILLIP L. WALKER and PERRY SHAPIRO.
News, reports, and reviews
            Vol. 7, No. 1
Presidential Address. STEPHEN MOLNAR.
Dental Anthropology in China. LIU WU.
Labial tooth wear and culture. PIERRE-FRANCOIS PUECH.
The oldest example of dental filing north of the Valley of Mexico. JOSEPH POWELL and LEAH CARSON POWELL.
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1991
            Vol. 5, No. 2
Presidential Address. DARIS SWINDLER.
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            Vol. 5, No. 3
Presidential Address. DARIS SWINDLER.
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Presidential Address. DARIS SWINDLER.
Dental anthropology of the Pacific. C. LORING BRACE.
Subjective impression of Australmelanesian dentition. CHRISTY G. TURNER II
The dental anthropology of the Caucasus. VERA F. KASHIBADZE.
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1990
            Vol. 5, No. 1
Presidential Address. DARIS SWINDLER.
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1989
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Presidential Address. C. LORING BRACE.
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Presidential Address. C. LORING BRACE.
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1988
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Presidential Address. C. LORING BRACE.
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Presidential Address. C. LORING BRACE.
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Taboo teeth in Yoruba Culture. AJIBOLA A. ADEGBOYE.

1987  
Presidential Address. M. YAŞAR IŞCAN.
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Presidential Address. M. YAŞAR IŞCAN.
Wilton Marion Krogman: 1903-1987. SUSAN R. LOTH.
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Presidential Address. M. YAŞAR IŞCAN.
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1986
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Presidential Address. M. YAŞAR IŞCAN.
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A non-metric trait on upper molars: The lingual pit. M. KELLEY and B-J GILLERIN.


New Digital Publication from ISAW: Aksum and Nubia: Warfare, Commerce, and Political Fictions in Ancient Northeast Africa

Aksum and Nubia: Warfare, Commerce, and Political Fictions in Ancient Northeast Africa
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George Hatke

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This work is available at the URI http://dlib.nyu.edu/awdl/isaw/hatke2013-aksum-and-nubia/ as part of the NYU Library's Ancient World Digital Library and in partnership with the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW).  Further information about ISAW's publication program is available on the ISAW website. Please note that while the base URI of this document is stable, the exact content available is still undergoing development. Please note that the text contains Syriac and Ge'ez characters which render properly when the appropriate fonts are installed. Readers may want to try the fonts available from Beth Mardutho, as well as the Gentium Plus font from SIL.

Contents

  • Preface
  • 1. Introduction
    • 1.1. Before Aksum and Kush
    • 1.2. The First Millennium BCE: A Turning Point in State Formation
  • 2. The Question of Aksumite Trade with Nubia
  • 3. The Third Century CE: Monumentum Adulitanum II (RIE 277)
    • 3.1. Cosmas Indicopleustes at Adulis
    • 3.2. Dating Monumentum Adulitanum II
    • 3.3. Aksumite Expansion in Northeast Africa
      • 3.3.1. Aksum and Rome’s Southern Frontier
      • 3.3.2. Aksum and “Ethiopia”
      • 3.3.3. Sasu: A Scribal Error for Kush?
      • 3.3.4. Aksum’s Northern and Western Frontiers in the Third Century
  • 4. The Fourth Century CE: Aksum in Nubia
    • 4.1. Ousanas and Kush: RIE 186
    • 4.2. Aksum Invades Kush: Two Greek Inscriptions from Meroë
      • 4.2.1. Dating RIE 286 and SNM 24841
      • 4.2.2. The Political Implications of the First Aksumite Invasion of Kush
    • 4.3. Trouble on the Western Front? A Possible Clue in RIE 186
    • 4.4. The Noba: A New Force to be Reckoned With
    • 4.5. ‘Ēzānā’s Nubian War
      • 4.5.1. The Greek Account: RIE 271
      • 4.5.2. The Vocalized Ge‘ez Account: RIE 189
      • 4.5.3. A Third Account of the Nubian War: RIE 190
    • 4.6. Assessing the Impact of Aksum on Nubia in the Fourth Century
      • 4.6.1. The Archaeological Evidence
      • 4.6.2. The Graeco-Roman Textual Evidence
      • 4.6.3. The Fall of Kush: Was Aksum to Blame?
  • 5. After Kush: Aksum and Nubia in the Sixth Century CE
    • 5.1. Kālēb and Nubia: RIE 191
    • 5.2. The Nobades and Blemmyes: Would-be Mercenaries of Aksum?
    • 5.3. Longinus’ Mission and the Aksumite Presence in Alodia
    • 5.4. Into the Middle Ages: Ḥaḍānī Dāne’ēl and Aksum’s Western Neighbors
  • 6. Conclusion
  • Bibliography
    • Map 1. Northeast Africa in the third century CE
    • Map 2. Northeast Africa in the fourth century CE
    • Map 3. Northeast Africa in the sixth century CE
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