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| Type | Year | Authors | Title | Source | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Book Section | 2009 | Tayles, N. | Can dental caries be interpreted as evidence of farming? The Asian experience | Comparitive Dental Morphology | [Tayles, 2009 #22714] |
| Journal Article | 2013 | Halcrow, S. E. | From the mouths of babes: dental caries in infants and children and the intensification of agriculture in mainland Southeast Asia | American Journal of Physical Anthropology | [Halcrow, 2013 #28194] |
| Journal Article | 2013 | Newton, J. S. | Dental health in iron age Cambodia: temporal variations with rice agriculture | International Journal of Paleopathology | [Newton, 2013 #28218] |
| Book Section in a Series | 2007 | Krigbaum, John | Prehistoric dietary transitions in tropical Southeast Asia : stable isotope and dental caries evidence from two sites in Malaysia | Ancient health: skeletal indicators of agricultural and economic intensification | [Krigbaum, 2007 #25687] |
| Journal Article | 2002 | Oxenham, Marc | Oral health in northern Viet Nam: neolithic through metal periods | Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association | [Oxenham, 2002 #31763] |
| Journal Article | 1995 | Fujita, Hisashi | Geographical and chronological differences in dental caries in the Neolithic Jomon Period of Japan | Anthropological Science | [Fujita, 1995 #31993] |
| Journal Article | 1994 | Shigehara, Nobuo | Human skeletal remains of the middle to late Jomon period excavated from the inland Kitamura site, Nagano Prefecture | Anthropological Science | [Shigehara, 1994 #31991] |
| Journal Article | 2002 | Pechenkina, Ekaterina A. | Diet and health changes at the end of the Chinese neolithic: The Yangshao/Longshan transition in Shaanxi province | American Journal of Physical Anthropology | [Pechenkina, 2002 #36026] |
| Journal Article | 1990 | Bao, M. U. | Study of physiopathological phenomena in dental enamel by neutron activation analysis | Biological Trace Element Research | [Bao, 1990 #34795] |
| Journal Article | 1994 | Lubell, David M. | The mesolithic-neolithic transition in Portugal: Isotopic and dental evidence of diet | Journal of Archaeological Science | [Lubell, 1994 #34600] |
| Journal Article | 1966 | Sangvichien, Sood | Neolithic skeletons from the Ban Kao, Thailand, and the problem of Thai origins | Current Anthropology | [Sangvichien, 1966 #34537] |
| Journal Article | 1986 | Schneider, K. N. | Dental caries, enamel composition, and subsistence among prehistoric Amerindians of Ohio | American Journal of Physical Anthropology | [Schneider, 1986 #34531] |
| Journal Article | 2000 | Tayles, N. | Agriculture and dental caries? The case of rice in prehistoric Southeast Asia | World Archaeology | [Tayles, 2000 #34475] |
| Journal Article | 1984 | Howden, G. F. | The cariostatic effect of betel nut chewing | Papua New Guinea Medical Journal | [Howden, 1984 #34925] |
| Journal Article | 1983 | Owsley, Douglas W. | Caries frequency in deciduous dentitions of protohistoric Easter Islanders | Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association | [Owsley, 1983 #35752] |