B Bertrand
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 53392 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | B Bertrand |
| NOMBRES | B |
| APELLIDO | Bertrand |
| FIRMA | BERTRAND B |
| AFILIACIONES | Université de Lille |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7640-6929 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Reassessment and new evidence of the dental remains from Payre site (France)
Morphological evidence suggests that European Middle Pleistocene hominins share a common phylogenetic history, yet they display a substantial morphometric variability. In particular, MIS 7 − 5 hominins have been proposed to exhibit a distinctive combination of traits differentiating them from both earlier and later Neanderthal populations. However, the scarcity of fossil remains from this period limits our understanding of Neanderthal evolutionar…
New Late Middle Pleistocene human remains at the Payre site (Marine Isotopic Stage 7, Ardèche, Southeast France)
Evaluating LiDAR technology for 3D data acquisition in forensic anthropology
In forensic anthropology, the acquisition of rapid and precise contextual data from field sites is a critical, yet too often underemphasized, task in France. Forensic anthropologists, who are rarely called to the scene of skeletal discoveries, often lack the detailed contextual information necessary for conducting thorough analyses in the laboratory. This study aims to demonstrate the potential of LiDAR technology for time-saving scene documentat…
Analyses invasives, micro-invasives et non-invasives des vestiges anthropobiologiques
Application and implications of radiocarbon dating in forensic case work
Traditional radiocarbon dating and bomb-pulse dating are essential tools to establish the archaeological relevance or medico-legal significance of human skeletal remains.Bomb-pulse dating enables assessment of an individual's years of birth and death.Bomb-pulse dating helps to narrow down the pool of candidates for identification.Radiocarbon analysis provides mutual benefits for archaeologists, forensic anthropologists, and the criminal justice s…
Analyses invasives, micro-invasives et non-invasives des vestiges anthropobiologiques
Les progrès techniques et scientifiques de ces 40 dernières années ont profondément bouleversé les champs disciplinaires de l’anthropologie biologique. Le développement des analyses biologiques sensu lato, et de l’anthropologie virtuelle, ont amené les anthropologues à modifier à la fois leurs approches théoriques sur les sujets qu’ils étudient, mais aussi leur "vision" des vestiges anthropobiologiques qui constituent leur premier support d’étude…
Focus at 250 ka within the Neanderthal lineage
Ce document a t gnr automatiquement le 17 dcembre 2025.Le texte seul est utilisable
New discoveries and re-discoveries of human remains from the late Middle Pleistocene
The fame of the prehistoric sites of Montmaurin is based on the discovery in 1949 of a human mandible of archaic morphology appearance, now curated at the Musée de l’Homme. It comes from a karstic chimney called La Niche. Nearby is the Coupe-Gorge cave, which is larger than the Niche, although it was cut off by a quarry, and in which Louis Méroc undertook excavations with his team from 1946 to 1961. He uncovered some human remains which were late…
The rarest among the rare? Acrometastases and disability in the past and beyond
Metastatic bone disease significantly impacts cancer-related morbidity and mortality nowadays. Herein, we present an adult individual, probably a female, with multiple osteolytic lesions, of variable sizes, distributed predominantly in the axial skeleton but also affecting elements of the appendicular region. This individual also exhibits atypical manifestations of metastatic bone disease, in the form of acrometastases-metastases in the extremiti…
Middle Pleistocene hominin teeth from Biache-Saint-Vaast, France
The study of dental morphology can be a very useful tool to understand the origin and evolution of Neanderthals in Europe during the Middle Pleistocene (MP). At present, the earliest evidence, ca. 430 ka, of a pre-Neanderthal population in Europe is the hominin sample from Atapuerca-Sima de los Huesos (SH) that present clear dental affinities with Neanderthals while other penecontemporaneous populations, such as Arago or Mala Balanica, exhibit le…
Middle Pleistocene hominin teeth from Biache-Saint-Vaast, France
The origin and pace of the distinctive Neanderthal dental morphology remains elusive. In this context, the European Middle Pleistocene (MP) fossil record represents a unique opportunity to reconstruct the European evolutionary scenario. At present, the earliest evidence, ca. 450 ka, of a pre- Neanderthal population in Europe is the hominin sample from Atapuerca-Sima de los Huesos (SH) that present clear dental affinities with Neanderthals while o…
À 162 ans, les Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'Anthropologie s'engagent pour une science ouverte et passent en accès libre et gratuit
Version française La Société d’Anthropologie de Paris édite depuis 1859 les Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris (BMSAP). Nos bulletins sont ainsi la plus ancienne revue scientifique au monde dans le domaine de l’anthropologie biologique. Cette longévité est le résultat du soutien indéfectible de notre communauté à sa revue, que ce soit par les contributions scientifiques qui l’ont alimentée, par la fidélité de ses abonnée…
Microcomputed tomography and genetic analysis of a rare case of Caffey's disease in a 5–7‐month‐old girl
Ancient human remains provided precious information about the health and disease of individuals from the past. Usually, diagnosis and assessment of the paleopathological remains were performed using RX analysis, tomography, and histology. However, thanks to the progress in ancient DNA recovery and sequencing, genetic information can used to support the diagnoses performed using classical approach. Here, we described the paleopathological remains …
Age at death estimation by cementochronology
OBJECTIVES: Cementochronology based on annual deposition of acellular cementum is acknowledged for its superior performance for estimating age-at-death but is also disregarded because of its suspicious effectiveness. This article aims to provide a standardized framework for the validation of the technique and to define and test cementochronology's performance and limitations. MATERIALS AND METHODS: To determine the boundaries of the cementum agin…
Cémentochronologie, précision et exactitude de l'estimation de l'âge au décès chez l'adulte
L'estimation de l'âge au décès de sujets adultes découverts en contexte médico-légal ou archéologique est un sujet fondamental. La cémentochronologie, fondée sur le dépôt annuel de cément, est une technique parmi les plus performantes dont l'exactitude est appréciée dans de nombreuses publications. Cependant, le manque de standardisation ralentit l'adoption de cette méthode et freine l'étude de la précision qui demeure méconnue tout comme l'impac…
The rachitic tooth
Micro-computed tomography of teeth as an alternative way to detect and analyse vitamin D deficiency
Ancient Vitamin D Deficiency
Vitamin D deficiency is now widely recognized as one of the most common health conditions in the world, with important consequences for overall health. Levels of deficiency appear to be rising, but the extent to which past humans were affected by vitamin D deficiency and the roles of this hormone in past human health are currently unknown. The discovery that mineralization defects in tooth dentin reflect periods of deficiency and are preserved in…
Approaches to co-occurrence
Cementochronology, to cut or not to cut
One of the continuing problems in paleopathology and paleoepidemiology is an inability to accurately age adult skeletons. Accurate age estimations are critical to the proper evaluation of population health and are necessary in circumventing certain aspects of the osteological paradox. Cementochronology is most likely the only age indicator in anthropology that directly considers a continuously growing tissue and does not require either complex st…
Age-at-death estimation of pathological individuals
The rachitic tooth
Témoins anthropologiques de dissections anatomiques
Une fouille préventive menée sur la place Carnot de Douai (avril-décembre 2007) a permis de mettre au jour les vestiges de l’ancienne église Saint-Jacques (1225-1798) et son cimetière attenant. Parmi les 1857 sépultures exhumées, quelques restes de l’époque moderne, présentant des traces d’interventions anthropiques (sciage, découpe), ont retenu l’attention. L’étude des stigmates a permis de restituer les modes opératoires à l’origine de ces modi…
The rachitic tooth
Ancient Vitamin D Deficiency
Vitamin D deficiency is now widely recognized as one of the most common health conditions in the world, with important consequences for overall health. Levels of deficiency appear to be rising, but the extent to which past humans were affected by vitamin D deficiency and the roles of this hormone in past human health are currently unknown. The discovery that mineralization defects in tooth dentin reflect periods of deficiency and are preserved in…
Age at death estimation by cementochronology
OBJECTIVES: Cementochronology based on annual deposition of acellular cementum is acknowledged for its superior performance for estimating age-at-death but is also disregarded because of its suspicious effectiveness. This article aims to provide a standardized framework for the validation of the technique and to define and test cementochronology's performance and limitations. MATERIALS AND METHODS: To determine the boundaries of the cementum agin…
Micro-computed tomography of teeth as an alternative way to detect and analyse vitamin D deficiency
Application and implications of radiocarbon dating in forensic case work
Traditional radiocarbon dating and bomb-pulse dating are essential tools to establish the archaeological relevance or medico-legal significance of human skeletal remains.Bomb-pulse dating enables assessment of an individual's years of birth and death.Bomb-pulse dating helps to narrow down the pool of candidates for identification.Radiocarbon analysis provides mutual benefits for archaeologists, forensic anthropologists, and the criminal justice s…
Microcomputed tomography and genetic analysis of a rare case of Caffey's disease in a 5–7‐month‐old girl
Ancient human remains provided precious information about the health and disease of individuals from the past. Usually, diagnosis and assessment of the paleopathological remains were performed using RX analysis, tomography, and histology. However, thanks to the progress in ancient DNA recovery and sequencing, genetic information can used to support the diagnoses performed using classical approach. Here, we described the paleopathological remains …
Témoins anthropologiques de dissections anatomiques
Une fouille préventive menée sur la place Carnot de Douai (avril-décembre 2007) a permis de mettre au jour les vestiges de l’ancienne église Saint-Jacques (1225-1798) et son cimetière attenant. Parmi les 1857 sépultures exhumées, quelques restes de l’époque moderne, présentant des traces d’interventions anthropiques (sciage, découpe), ont retenu l’attention. L’étude des stigmates a permis de restituer les modes opératoires à l’origine de ces modi…
Approaches to co-occurrence
Cementochronology, to cut or not to cut
One of the continuing problems in paleopathology and paleoepidemiology is an inability to accurately age adult skeletons. Accurate age estimations are critical to the proper evaluation of population health and are necessary in circumventing certain aspects of the osteological paradox. Cementochronology is most likely the only age indicator in anthropology that directly considers a continuously growing tissue and does not require either complex st…
Age-at-death estimation of pathological individuals
The rachitic tooth
Ancient Vitamin D Deficiency
Vitamin D deficiency is now widely recognized as one of the most common health conditions in the world, with important consequences for overall health. Levels of deficiency appear to be rising, but the extent to which past humans were affected by vitamin D deficiency and the roles of this hormone in past human health are currently unknown. The discovery that mineralization defects in tooth dentin reflect periods of deficiency and are preserved in…
The rachitic tooth
Micro-computed tomography of teeth as an alternative way to detect and analyse vitamin D deficiency
Microcomputed tomography and genetic analysis of a rare case of Caffey's disease in a 5–7‐month‐old girl
Ancient human remains provided precious information about the health and disease of individuals from the past. Usually, diagnosis and assessment of the paleopathological remains were performed using RX analysis, tomography, and histology. However, thanks to the progress in ancient DNA recovery and sequencing, genetic information can used to support the diagnoses performed using classical approach. Here, we described the paleopathological remains …
Age at death estimation by cementochronology
OBJECTIVES: Cementochronology based on annual deposition of acellular cementum is acknowledged for its superior performance for estimating age-at-death but is also disregarded because of its suspicious effectiveness. This article aims to provide a standardized framework for the validation of the technique and to define and test cementochronology's performance and limitations. MATERIALS AND METHODS: To determine the boundaries of the cementum agin…
Cémentochronologie, précision et exactitude de l'estimation de l'âge au décès chez l'adulte
L'estimation de l'âge au décès de sujets adultes découverts en contexte médico-légal ou archéologique est un sujet fondamental. La cémentochronologie, fondée sur le dépôt annuel de cément, est une technique parmi les plus performantes dont l'exactitude est appréciée dans de nombreuses publications. Cependant, le manque de standardisation ralentit l'adoption de cette méthode et freine l'étude de la précision qui demeure méconnue tout comme l'impac…
À 162 ans, les Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'Anthropologie s'engagent pour une science ouverte et passent en accès libre et gratuit
Version française La Société d’Anthropologie de Paris édite depuis 1859 les Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris (BMSAP). Nos bulletins sont ainsi la plus ancienne revue scientifique au monde dans le domaine de l’anthropologie biologique. Cette longévité est le résultat du soutien indéfectible de notre communauté à sa revue, que ce soit par les contributions scientifiques qui l’ont alimentée, par la fidélité de ses abonnée…
Middle Pleistocene hominin teeth from Biache-Saint-Vaast, France
The study of dental morphology can be a very useful tool to understand the origin and evolution of Neanderthals in Europe during the Middle Pleistocene (MP). At present, the earliest evidence, ca. 430 ka, of a pre-Neanderthal population in Europe is the hominin sample from Atapuerca-Sima de los Huesos (SH) that present clear dental affinities with Neanderthals while other penecontemporaneous populations, such as Arago or Mala Balanica, exhibit le…
Middle Pleistocene hominin teeth from Biache-Saint-Vaast, France
The origin and pace of the distinctive Neanderthal dental morphology remains elusive. In this context, the European Middle Pleistocene (MP) fossil record represents a unique opportunity to reconstruct the European evolutionary scenario. At present, the earliest evidence, ca. 450 ka, of a pre- Neanderthal population in Europe is the hominin sample from Atapuerca-Sima de los Huesos (SH) that present clear dental affinities with Neanderthals while o…
New discoveries and re-discoveries of human remains from the late Middle Pleistocene
The fame of the prehistoric sites of Montmaurin is based on the discovery in 1949 of a human mandible of archaic morphology appearance, now curated at the Musée de l’Homme. It comes from a karstic chimney called La Niche. Nearby is the Coupe-Gorge cave, which is larger than the Niche, although it was cut off by a quarry, and in which Louis Méroc undertook excavations with his team from 1946 to 1961. He uncovered some human remains which were late…
The rarest among the rare? Acrometastases and disability in the past and beyond
Metastatic bone disease significantly impacts cancer-related morbidity and mortality nowadays. Herein, we present an adult individual, probably a female, with multiple osteolytic lesions, of variable sizes, distributed predominantly in the axial skeleton but also affecting elements of the appendicular region. This individual also exhibits atypical manifestations of metastatic bone disease, in the form of acrometastases-metastases in the extremiti…
Analyses invasives, micro-invasives et non-invasives des vestiges anthropobiologiques
Application and implications of radiocarbon dating in forensic case work
Traditional radiocarbon dating and bomb-pulse dating are essential tools to establish the archaeological relevance or medico-legal significance of human skeletal remains.Bomb-pulse dating enables assessment of an individual's years of birth and death.Bomb-pulse dating helps to narrow down the pool of candidates for identification.Radiocarbon analysis provides mutual benefits for archaeologists, forensic anthropologists, and the criminal justice s…
Analyses invasives, micro-invasives et non-invasives des vestiges anthropobiologiques
Les progrès techniques et scientifiques de ces 40 dernières années ont profondément bouleversé les champs disciplinaires de l’anthropologie biologique. Le développement des analyses biologiques sensu lato, et de l’anthropologie virtuelle, ont amené les anthropologues à modifier à la fois leurs approches théoriques sur les sujets qu’ils étudient, mais aussi leur "vision" des vestiges anthropobiologiques qui constituent leur premier support d’étude…
Focus at 250 ka within the Neanderthal lineage
Ce document a t gnr automatiquement le 17 dcembre 2025.Le texte seul est utilisable
New Late Middle Pleistocene human remains at the Payre site (Marine Isotopic Stage 7, Ardèche, Southeast France)
Evaluating LiDAR technology for 3D data acquisition in forensic anthropology
In forensic anthropology, the acquisition of rapid and precise contextual data from field sites is a critical, yet too often underemphasized, task in France. Forensic anthropologists, who are rarely called to the scene of skeletal discoveries, often lack the detailed contextual information necessary for conducting thorough analyses in the laboratory. This study aims to demonstrate the potential of LiDAR technology for time-saving scene documentat…
Reassessment and new evidence of the dental remains from Payre site (France)
Morphological evidence suggests that European Middle Pleistocene hominins share a common phylogenetic history, yet they display a substantial morphometric variability. In particular, MIS 7 − 5 hominins have been proposed to exhibit a distinctive combination of traits differentiating them from both earlier and later Neanderthal populations. However, the scarcity of fossil remains from this period limits our understanding of Neanderthal evolutionar…
Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (11 obras) · Paleopathology and ancient diseases (9 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Archaeology (6 obras) · Biology (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 obras) · Pleistocene (5 obras) · Rickets (5 obras) · Art (4 obras)