An important survey of the dental health of Ancient Egyptians,
investigating the effects of diet and living conditions. Miller
uses as evidence a selection of skulls from the Duckwoth collection
in Cambridge and from the Department of Palaeopathology at the
British Museum, ranging in date from the Neolithic (c.4000 BC) to
the Greek period (c.300 BC). The study aims to trace trends in
dental health through this period and relate findings to
documentary and archaeological evidence for changes in diet.
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