Paleoradiological analysis of dental remains from ancient cremated urns
Since the invention of x-rays, paleoradiology, or paleoimaging, has played a significant role in the scientific study of ancient remains. Although x-ray units are used regularly, clinical computed tomography (CT) has been used only few times in the study of Bronze Age urns.
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