Alan E Mann
Biographic Data
| ID | 84411 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alan E Mann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alan E |
| FAMILY NAME | Mann |
| SIGNATURE | MANN A E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 49 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Approche de la diversité des comportements alimentaires chez les Néandertaliens à l'aide des isotopes du calcium
Les études du comportement alimentaire humain utilisant l’analyse isotopique sont devenues routinières en archéologie. L’étude de la composition isotopique en calcium est maintenant l’une d’entre elles. Nous présentons ici les résultats de l’analyse isotopique du calcium osseux conduite sur 8 individus néandertaliens, ainsi que de la faune associée provenant de 4 sites français du Paléolithique moyen (La grotte du Bison, Les Pradelles, Regourdou,…
Chronologie du site moustérien de type Quina des Pradelles (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France)
Cet article présente une synthèse des données chronologiques du site des Pradelles (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France). Le gisement se caractérise dans son locus est par un remplissage de près de quatre mètres d’épaisseur ayant livré des dépôts de la fin du Paléolithique moyen dans lesquels une industrie moustérienne de type Quina est associée à une faune abondante largement dominée par le renne. Durant les fouilles conduites par B. Maureille e…
The challenges of identifying partially digested human teeth: First description of Neandertal remains from the Mousterian site of Marillac (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France) and implications for pa…
Excavations at the collapsed cave site of Marillac (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France)1, uncovered in the lower half of the stratigraphy, a series of Late Pleistocene sedimentological facies containing a MIS 4/3 fauna. Also discovered were Middle Paleolithic artefacts (Quina Mousterian) and numerous fragmentary Neandertal fossils corresponding to a MNI of seven individuals.Analyses of the geomorphology of the eastern locus of the site, of the a…
Les dents moustériennes de la grotte Boccard, lieu-dit Bas-de-Morant (commune de Créancey, Côte-d'Or, Bourgogne): The Mousterian teeth from the Boccard Cave, Bas-de-Morant (Municipality of Créancey, C…
The Boccard cave is located in the Créancey municipality of the Côte-d’Or. A clear stratigraphy has been defined with a Mousterian layer in which three human permanent teeth were discovered: a lateral upper left incisor, an upper second right premolar and a lower second right molar. The metrical and morphological, descriptive and comparative studies of these remains enable us to integrate them within the variability of Neanderthal teeth and to ex…
Imagining Prehistory: Pictorial Reconstructions of the Way We Were
Biological Anthropology: Getting Here: The Story of Human Evolution. William Howells
Further observations on a method for estimating hominoid dental developmental patterns
Several recent studies have concluded that early hominines resembled apes in patterns of dental ontogeny and have inferred from this conclusion that they were ape‐like in other aspects of growth and development as well. Prior to their employment on fossil junveniles, the comparative methods used in these studies were not first tested for their predicitive accuracy in distinguishing modern humans from apes on the basis of proposed patterns of dent…
Investigation into the relationship between perikymata counts and crown formation times
This study reports on a sample of 12 modern human incisors (from two archaeological sites) that were viewed with a scanning electron microscope and whose perikymata were counted. These 12 incisors more than doubles the previously published sample size of modern human incisors that have served as the published standard for perikymata number in human incisors and have been employed to define taxonomic relationships in fossil hominids. All previousl…
Investigation into the relationship between perikymata counts and crown formation times
This study reports on a sample of 12 modern human incisors (from two archaeological sites) that were viewed with a scanning electron microscope and whose perikymata were counted. These 12 incisors more than doubles the previously published sample size of modern human incisors that have served as the published standard for perikymata number in human incisors and have been employed to define taxonomic relationships in fossil hominids. All previousl…
Further observations on a method for estimating hominoid dental developmental patterns
Several recent studies have concluded that early hominines resembled apes in patterns of dental ontogeny and have inferred from this conclusion that they were ape‐like in other aspects of growth and development as well. Prior to their employment on fossil junveniles, the comparative methods used in these studies were not first tested for their predicitive accuracy in distinguishing modern humans from apes on the basis of proposed patterns of dent…
The challenges of identifying partially digested human teeth: First description of Neandertal remains from the Mousterian site of Marillac (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France) and implications for pa…
Excavations at the collapsed cave site of Marillac (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France)1, uncovered in the lower half of the stratigraphy, a series of Late Pleistocene sedimentological facies containing a MIS 4/3 fauna. Also discovered were Middle Paleolithic artefacts (Quina Mousterian) and numerous fragmentary Neandertal fossils corresponding to a MNI of seven individuals.Analyses of the geomorphology of the eastern locus of the site, of the a…
Les dents moustériennes de la grotte Boccard, lieu-dit Bas-de-Morant (commune de Créancey, Côte-d'Or, Bourgogne): The Mousterian teeth from the Boccard Cave, Bas-de-Morant (Municipality of Créancey, C…
The Boccard cave is located in the Créancey municipality of the Côte-d’Or. A clear stratigraphy has been defined with a Mousterian layer in which three human permanent teeth were discovered: a lateral upper left incisor, an upper second right premolar and a lower second right molar. The metrical and morphological, descriptive and comparative studies of these remains enable us to integrate them within the variability of Neanderthal teeth and to ex…
Investigation into the relationship between perikymata counts and crown formation times
This study reports on a sample of 12 modern human incisors (from two archaeological sites) that were viewed with a scanning electron microscope and whose perikymata were counted. These 12 incisors more than doubles the previously published sample size of modern human incisors that have served as the published standard for perikymata number in human incisors and have been employed to define taxonomic relationships in fossil hominids. All previousl…
Further observations on a method for estimating hominoid dental developmental patterns
Several recent studies have concluded that early hominines resembled apes in patterns of dental ontogeny and have inferred from this conclusion that they were ape‐like in other aspects of growth and development as well. Prior to their employment on fossil junveniles, the comparative methods used in these studies were not first tested for their predicitive accuracy in distinguishing modern humans from apes on the basis of proposed patterns of dent…
Biological Anthropology: Getting Here: The Story of Human Evolution. William Howells
Imagining Prehistory: Pictorial Reconstructions of the Way We Were
Les dents moustériennes de la grotte Boccard, lieu-dit Bas-de-Morant (commune de Créancey, Côte-d'Or, Bourgogne): The Mousterian teeth from the Boccard Cave, Bas-de-Morant (Municipality of Créancey, C…
The Boccard cave is located in the Créancey municipality of the Côte-d’Or. A clear stratigraphy has been defined with a Mousterian layer in which three human permanent teeth were discovered: a lateral upper left incisor, an upper second right premolar and a lower second right molar. The metrical and morphological, descriptive and comparative studies of these remains enable us to integrate them within the variability of Neanderthal teeth and to ex…
Chronologie du site moustérien de type Quina des Pradelles (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France)
Cet article présente une synthèse des données chronologiques du site des Pradelles (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France). Le gisement se caractérise dans son locus est par un remplissage de près de quatre mètres d’épaisseur ayant livré des dépôts de la fin du Paléolithique moyen dans lesquels une industrie moustérienne de type Quina est associée à une faune abondante largement dominée par le renne. Durant les fouilles conduites par B. Maureille e…
The challenges of identifying partially digested human teeth: First description of Neandertal remains from the Mousterian site of Marillac (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France) and implications for pa…
Excavations at the collapsed cave site of Marillac (Marillac-le-Franc, Charente, France)1, uncovered in the lower half of the stratigraphy, a series of Late Pleistocene sedimentological facies containing a MIS 4/3 fauna. Also discovered were Middle Paleolithic artefacts (Quina Mousterian) and numerous fragmentary Neandertal fossils corresponding to a MNI of seven individuals.Analyses of the geomorphology of the eastern locus of the site, of the a…
Approche de la diversité des comportements alimentaires chez les Néandertaliens à l'aide des isotopes du calcium
Les études du comportement alimentaire humain utilisant l’analyse isotopique sont devenues routinières en archéologie. L’étude de la composition isotopique en calcium est maintenant l’une d’entre elles. Nous présentons ici les résultats de l’analyse isotopique du calcium osseux conduite sur 8 individus néandertaliens, ainsi que de la faune associée provenant de 4 sites français du Paléolithique moyen (La grotte du Bison, Les Pradelles, Regourdou,…
Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Biology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Citation (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Evolutionary biology (2 works)