Dental Cementum in Anthropology

Abstract

Dental cementum attracts considerable attention and interest from biological anthropologists because it offers direct access to a chronological record, like a biological black box. A black box is defined as a system that systematically archives events, but the term also refers to a complex organization whose internal workings are not readily understood. Both definitions are well suited to this fascinating dental tissue. Dental Cementum in Anthropology, edited by Naji, Rendu and Gourichon, co...

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