… evidence of human chewed bones in order to obtain a taphonomic pattern. Once the resultant
taphonomic traits are identified, we will attempt to recognize human chewing in the fossil …

… However, there are still few studies of human chewing when compared with the research
on other carnivores. Possibly, this lack of research is the reason why the identification of …

… to a potential confusion when recognizing carnivore “vs” human chewing. Nevertheless,
the great majority of the interpretations about the origin of tooth bone modification found in the …

… in the bone condition receiving a 180 for maximum delay reached. When comparing …
When chewing was quantified within the bone condition, we found that fearfulness (M = 1.04…

… The state of preservation of bone and the common occurrence of smaller bones from adult
… Generally, the report shows much fragmentation and mixing of bones in situ, facts not …

… Extended Data Table 2 Average percentage change of chewing muscle recruitment per
chew when masticating size-standardized processed USOs and meat, relative to unprocessed …

… Bones and Antlers gnawed by Deer to Human Artefacts THE anthropologist, when studying
excavated bone … bred highland cattle chewing bones, and figured antlers chewed by Scottish …

… and the rest of the damage caused by chewing as secondary marks. These two types … To
record the modifications by human chewing, we divided each bone (… When humans chew bones …

… , particularly when they are mixed with bones altered by … bone tools that had previously
been attributed to human modification. Binford [8] also argued that human modification of bones …

… When you chew, forces are being passed up into your face … To study how extinct humans
chewed, Strait is first modeling … information only about the shape of a bone. The muscles aren't …