If you stop to consider just how many human beings have lived throughout history, and the fact that all of them had their baby teeth as children and shed these teeth as they grew, it stands to reason that there would be an awful lot of baby teeth scattered across the globe. Do archaeologists ever find random baby teeth? I suspect baby teeth don't weather the centuries well, since they often split or crumble after being shed and drying out, but surely some would remain. Does anyone know for certain?
Do archaeologists ever find baby teeth?
i didn't find any articles about archaeologists finding a human baby tooth but i stumbled on this website:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/200...
"Tale Of The Teeth: Archaeologists Find Unusual Bone Collection In Chinese Cave"
it's possible that there are many human teeth out there scatterd on the ground but it's probably really hard to find since they're so small.
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