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A Mesolithic case of odontoma?

par Polet, Caroline ;Louryan, Stéphane ;Werquin, Jean-Pierre
Référence Archives of oral biology, 49, 6, page (501-506)
Publication Publié, 2004-06

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Résumé :

An ovoid yellowish object has been discovered in an Early Mesolithic collective burial located in the Meuse Basin: the Autours rockshelter (Prov. of Namur, Belgium). It was found among commingled hand and foot bones in a small crack of the rockshelter wall. Mineralogical, radiological and microscopic analyses showed that it was most probably a complex odontoma.