Now a Weed, Once a Prehistoric Cavity Fighter
New York Times,
The remarkably healthy teeth of prehistoric humans in Africa have high levels of compounds found in purple nutsedge, which may…
How weeds may have helped prevent tooth decay in ancient people
Dentistry IQ,
By studying ancient people in Central Sudan, researchers have found that a diet including the tuber known as purple nutsedge…
Toothy Evidence
Science Today,
Ancient human teeth provide clues about early humans' food consumption.
Who Needs Dentists? Early Humans Ate This Weed
Newser,
The purple nut sedge, or nut grass, is generally considered a nasty, fast-spreading, and hard-to-kill nuisance weed today. But…
Vegan and vegetarian foods among prehistoric people that led to no tooth decay
Examiner.com,
An international team of researchers has found new evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed understanding of…
Nenek Moyang Makan Teki Ungu Melawan Sakit Gigi
Laporan Penelitian,
Laporan Penelitian - Penduduk awal mungkin makan gulma untuk melawan rongga gigi. Selama ribuan tahun, orang di Sudan tengah…
Weedy Evidence That Prehistoric Man Knew How To Control Tooth Decay
redOrbit,
University of York An international team of researchers has found new evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed…
Ancient Humans May Have Eaten Weed To Fight Off Cavities
Design & Trend,
Tooth plaque from an ancient fossil uncovered by researchers in Sudan has revealed more about our prehistoric ancestors' diet.
Tooth Plaque Reveals Prehistoric Ancestors' Diet
Nature World News,
Tooth plaque from an ancient fossil uncovered by researchers in Sudan has revealed more about our prehistoric ancestors' diet…
Prehistoric Plaque Reveals What Early Humans Ate
Huffington Post,
When looking for a meal, prehistoric people in Africa munched on the tuberous roots of weeds such as the purple nutsedge…
Essgewohnheiten der Vorfahren: Jeden Tag Nussgras
SPIEGEL ONLINE,
Wie ernährten sich die Menschen vor Jahrtausenden? Forscher haben jetzt eine neue Quelle für solches Wissen entdeckt: alten…
Tooth tales: Prehistoric plaque reveals early humans ate weeds
FOX News,
When looking for a meal, prehistoric people in Africa munched on the tuberous roots of weeds such as the purple nutsedge…
Prehistoric tooth plaque reveals early humans ate weeds
CBS News,
Nearly 9,000 years ago, people buried near the Nile River in central Sudan relied on hunting and gathering
Tooth plaque provides unique insights into our prehistoric ancestors’ diet
Health Canal,
An international team of researchers has found new evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed understanding of…
Tooth Plaque Provides Unique Insights into Our Prehistoric Ancestors' Diet
Science Newsline,
An international team of researchers has found new evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed understanding of…
Tooth Plaque Provides Unique Insights into Our Prehistoric Ancestors' Diet
Technobahn,
An international team of researchers has found new evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed understanding of…
Tooth plaque provides unique insights into our prehistoric ancestors’ diet
Health Medicinet,
[ | E-mail ] Contact: Caron [email protected] 44-019-043-22029University of York This news release is available in…
Tooth plaque provides insight into our prehistoric ancestors’ diet
Health Medicinet,
[ | E-mail ] Contact: Kayla [email protected] Prehistoric ancestors used wild plant as food, medicine before and…
Ancient tooth plaque shows surprising use for common weed
The Toronto Star,
Purple nutsedge is considered among the world’s worst weeds, and farmers worldwide pour huge amounts of money into eradicating…
Prehistoric people knew how to prevent tooth decay
Examiner.com,
Ancient peoples knew the medicinal qualities and dietary benefit of some plants thousands of years before agriculture was…
Tooth plaque provides unique insights into our prehistoric ancestors' diet
Science Daily,
An international team of researchers has found new evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed understanding of…
Ancient humans may have eaten a pesky weed to fight off cavities
Washington Post,
For thousands of years, a new study indicates, prehistoric humans in Central Sudan ate purple nutsedge . Today, we consider the…
Tooth plaque provides unique insights into our prehistoric ancestors' diet
Phys.org,
An international team of researchers has found new evidence that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed understanding of…
Tooth plaque provides insight into our prehistoric ancestors' diet
EurekAlert!,
( PLOS ) A new study may provide evidence that our prehistoric ancestors understood plant consumption and processing long…