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To: blam

Hmmm, how does this fit in with the study of Eskimo dentition? From living Eskimos to fossil evidence, there seems to have been 3 different waves, as to teeth types/patterns, that developed in the arctic populations.


16 posted on 11/26/2007 4:48:09 PM PST by timer (n/0=n=nx0)
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To: timer
Teeth:

Sinodonty and Sundadonty

I believe Kennewick Man has sundadont teeth.

19 posted on 11/26/2007 5:25:32 PM PST by blam (Secure the border and enforce the law)
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To: timer
From living Eskimos to fossil evidence, there seems to have been 3 different waves, as to teeth types/patterns, that developed in the arctic populations.

My understanding is that the linguistic evidence also supports 3 waves. With the Inuit being the most recent. The first wave languages occupied all of South America, central America, and much of North America before European Languages replaced them.

25 posted on 11/26/2007 6:06:46 PM PST by Fraxinus (My opinion worth what you paid.)
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