Skeletal Health Changes and Increasing Sedentism at Early Bronze Age Bab Edh-Dhra’, Jordan

Skeletal Health Changes and Increasing Sedentism at Early Bronze Age Bab edh-Dhra’, Jordan

Dissertation

Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy in the Graduate School of The Ohio State University

Jaime Marie Ullinger, B.A., M.A.

Graduate Program in Anthropology

The Ohio State University

2010

Dissertation Committee:

Professor Clark Spencer Larsen, Advisor

Professor Debra Guatelli-Steinberg

Professor Paul Sciulli

Professor Susan G. Sheridan

Professor Samuel Stout

Jaime Marie Ullinger

2010

Abstract

The Early Bronze Age in the southern Levant was characterized by a profound shift in lifeways, and is often identified as a period of “urbanization.” This research

identifies human skeletal changes as the result of cultural innovation and developments in

this time period. This project is unique in its inclusion of skeletal material from one of

only two sites with burials from the height of the Early Bronze Age. Three hypotheses

are tested relating to increasing sedentism and agricultural intensification during this

period at the site of Bab edh-Dhra’ in Jordan . First, I test the hypothesis that these

changes resulted in increased dental pathology. Second, a change in daily activity patterns is predicted. I also test the hypothesis that the later Early Bronze II-III inhabitants were not new immigrants to the area. The Early Bronze Age in this study is represented by Early Bronze IA (3150-2950 BC) shaft tombs and by the people buried in

Charnel House A22 from the Early Bronze II-III (2800-2300 BC) town site of Bab edh-

Dhra’.

Dental health indicators, including caries, calculus, antemortem tooth loss, and dental wear, suggested a decrease in abrasive foods and increase in carbohydrate consumption from EBIA to EBII-III. This was most likely related to greater reliance on agricultural foodstuffs and intensified fruit production and consumption. There was no change in the prevalence of dental caries, and it is most likely that the EBIA peoples were

ii engaging in at least small-scale agriculture. In general, both groups were probably cultivating plants, herding animals, making secondary products, and collecting wild

foodstuffs.

Overall, degenerative joint disease either stayed the same or declined from EBIA

to EBII-III. There was no real difference in the knee, but some decline in osteoarthritis in

the elbow. This may indicate that although there was no archaeological evidence of a

settlement in EBIA, that people were practicing agriculture and engaging in similar

activities to those in EBII-III. Articular modifications in the hip did not change from one

time period to the next. Joint alterations in the ankle and toes, however, suggest some

kind of additional stress in the lower right limb in EBIA that is not seen in EBII-III.

Finally, there was no evidence that the EBII-III inhabitants were not the

descendents of the earlier EBIA people. Cranial non-metric trait frequencies suggested

that the EBIA group may have been more heterogeneous, but they also represented

numerous family tombs, as opposed to the one large charnel house from EBII-III.

In conclusion, there was evidence of diet change between EBIA and EBII-III at

Bab edh-Dhra’, indicative of increased reliance on grains and fruit. There was also

evidence of a change in daily activity patterns in the lower limb. There was not enough

evidence to suggest that the people in EBII-III were new migrants into the region.

Therefore, the changes seen reflect changes in lifestyle and behavior, most likely as the

result of intensified agriculture and increasing “urbanization” from EBIA to EBII-III in

the southern Levant.

iii For my Family –

My Parents, Rick & Gail

My Grandparents, Ed & Clara and Ed & Lois

My Sisters, Elizabeth & Stephanie,

& My Husband, Issa.

iv Acknowledgements

I am truly grateful for those people and institutions that have helped me to be successful in this endeavor. First, I would like to thank the Smithsonian Institution,

Sigma Xi, and Ohio State University for supporting this project financially. The

Smithsonian Institution offered me an eight-month Graduate Fellowship to complete my work on the EBIA material. Sigma Xi provided a Grants-in-Aid of Research early on in the project. And finally, OSU supported me with a Distinguished University Fellowship for two years.

I have an extreme fondness and sense of gratitude for my time at the National

Museum of Natural History, mostly due to the opportunity to learn from Dr. Don Ortner.

He showed amazing patience and grace for my onslaught of inquiries written upon post-it notes and saved for lengthy question-and-answer sessions. I would also like to thank

Evan Garofalo for showing me the Bab edh-Dhra’ “ropes,” Dave Hunt for tracking down collections-related answers to numerous questions, and Bruno Frohlich for discussions about excavating at Bab edh-Dhra’, and very importantly, for making coffee.

At the University of Notre Dame Laboratory of Biocultural Anthropology, numerous “Tomb Team” undergraduates deserve my gratitude and awe for labeling tens

(if not hundreds) of thousands of bone fragments. Sue Sheridan, a member of my

v committee, deserves many extra thanks for about a million reasons. She introduced me to

working on ancient skeletons, and to making the most of being an anthropologist. She

has always offered amazing advice, and I wish that every graduate student had a “Sue”

that they could turn to for the big questions, and the little ones, too. Her guidance has

been invaluable. This project would have been impossible (literally) without the support

she offered, and without the amazing undergraduates in her lab working tirelessly on

curating the EBII-III Bab edh-Dhra’ skeletons. Finally, she offered the final

breakthrough that helped me finish this document, and provided many hours of table formatting.

I would like to thank my committee, whose patience and guidance (and some more patience) has been with me from my first day at OSU. My advisor, Dr. Clark

Larsen has given me amazing support and guidance. I feel that I am truly being prepared

to enter the field of anthropology, as a researcher, a teacher, a colleague, and a

professional. His support and encouragement has been unwavering, and I appreciate that

more than he can know. Dr. Joy McCorriston taught my favorite classes at Ohio State,

and has challenged me in wonderful ways. Drs. Debbie Guatelli-Steinberg, Paul Sciulli,

and Sam Stout have all patiently answered my questions and have urged me to think

about things in new ways. Dr. Sciulli deserves a special thank you for silly jokes and

SAS codes.

I thank Drs. Megan Perry and Jerry Rose for offering assistance in locating Near

Eastern bioarchaeology references. Drs. Brenda Baker and Chris Schmidt have offered

time, knowledge, and conversation that has enhanced this project. My fellow graduate

students at Ohio State also offered discussion and life-saving moral support, particularly

vi Robin Feeney, Tracy Betsinger, Lesley Gregoricka, Amy Hubbard, Haagen Klaus, and

Jules Angel. Finally, my family has supported me from the very beginning, and no one

wants to see this completed more than they do. My husband deserves a special thank you

for taking care of our lives during what he called the “hard times” of dissertation writing.

His patience and easy-going attitude are amazing qualities. My parents and grandparents are wonderful people who instilled within me a love of learning and curiosity about the world. They truly made all of this possible.

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Vita

1999...... B.A., cum laude, University of Notre Dame

2002...... M.A., Arizona State University

1999-2002 ...... Teaching Assistant, Arizona State University

2000-2003 ...... Student Assistant Research Specialist in Physical Anthropology, Arizona State University

2003-present...... Graduate Teaching Associate/Lecturer, Ohio State University

2002-2005 ...... Teaching Assistant, NSF-REU in Biocultural Anthropology, University of Notre Dame

2006-present...... Co-director, NSF-REU in Biocultural Anthropology, University of Notre Dame

Publications

1. Sheridan SG, Ullinger J. 2006. A reconsideration of the French Qumran collection. In: Galor K, Zangengberg J, editors. Qumran - the site of the Dead Sea Scrolls: archaeological interpretations and debate. Leiden: Brill. p.135-148.

2. Ullinger J, Sheridan SG, Hawkey DE, Turner CG, Cooley RE. 2005. A bioarchaeological analysis of cultural transition in the southern Levant using dental non-metric traits. Am J Phys Anthropol 128:466-476.

3. Ullinger J. 2002. Early Christian pilgrimage to a Byzantine monastery in Jerusalem: a dental perspective. Dent Anthropol 16:22-25.

4. Sheridan SG, Ullinger J, Ramp J. 2002. Anthropological analysis of human remains from Khirbet Qumran. In: Humbert J-B, Gunneweg J, editors. The archaeology of

viii Qumran, vol. II. Fribourg: Presses Universitaires de Fribourg, Suisse and the École Biblique et Archéologique Française. p. 133-173.

Fields of Study

Major Field: Anthropology

Table of Contents

Abstract...... ii Acknowledgements ...... v Vita ...... viii Table of Contents ...... x List of Figures...... xvii Chapter 1: Introduction ...... 1 Purpose ...... 1 Expected Outcomes ...... 2 Organization of Dissertation...... 2 Chapter 2: Biocultural Context ...... 4 The Early Bronze Age (3600-2000 BC)...... 4 The Southern Ghor...... 6 Early Bronze IA (EBIA; 3150-2950 BC) at Bab edh-Dhra’ ...... 11 Early Bronze IB (EBIB; 2950-2800 BC) at Bab edh-Dhra’...... 14 Early Bronze II-III (EBII-III; 2800-2300 BC) at Bab edh-Dhra’...... 15 Early Bronze IV at Bab edh-Dhra’ (2300-2010 BC) ...... 22 Early Bronze Age Cemeteries at Bab edh-Dhra’ ...... 23 Health in Sedentarization and Urbanization Studies...... 25 Bioarchaeology of the Southern Levant ...... 30 Neolithic (8,300 – 5,500 BC)...... 31 Chalcolithic (5500 BC – 3500 BC)...... 34 Early Bronze Age...... 37 Statement of Hypotheses...... 48 Chapter 3: Materials and Methods ...... 52 Materials...... 52 Early Bronze IA ...... 52 Early Bronze II-III...... 55 Methods ...... 58 Sex and Age Indicators ...... 60 Dental Health ...... 66 Daily Activity Patterns...... 70 Genetic Relatedness ...... 76 Statistical Analysis...... 79

x Chapter 4: Results...... 81 Demographic Analysis...... 81 Subadults – Aging...... 93 Sex Identification ...... 105 Dental Health ...... 110 Dental Caries...... 110 Antemortem Tooth Loss...... 111 Early Bronze IA Sex Differences...... 111 Dental Wear ...... 113 Calculus...... 115 Daily Activity Patterns ...... 117 Femoral Neck Alterations ...... 117 Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) – Distal Femur ...... 122 Squatting Facets – Tibia & Talus...... 124 Kneeling Facets - Metatarsals ...... 125 Degenerative Joint Disease – Shoulder...... 127 Degnerative Joint Disease – Elbow...... 130 Genetic Relatedness...... 135 Chapter 5: Discussion...... 167 Demography...... 167 Dental Health ...... 171 Daily Activity Patterns ...... 175 Genetic Relatedness...... 178 Chapter 6: Conclusions ...... 181 Future Directions...... 183 References...... 184 Appenidx A: Scoring Criteria and Comparative Data...... 205 Appendix B: Raw Data...... 208

List of Tables

Table 2.1. Early Bronze Age time periods at Bab edh-Dhra’...... 8 Table 3.1. Minimum number of individual (MNI) estimates based on only one skeletal element for both time periods...... 59 Table 4.1. Sex distribution in EB IA burials where at least one os coxa is present...... 82 Table 4.2. Statistical comparison of sex identification methods for EBIA...... 82 Table 4.3. Sex distribution in EB II-III using the pubis...... 83 Table 4.4. Statistical comparison of Phenice method between time periods...... 83 Table 4.5. Sex distribution in both time periods based on crania...... 84 Table 4.6. Comparison of sex identification techniques within each time period...... 85 Table 4.7. Comparison between time periods of the number of identified males and females...... 85 Table 4.8. Number of pubic symphyses in each stage using the Suchey-Brooks method of aging...... 86 Table 4.9. Number of pubic symphyses in each stage using the Todd method of aging.. 86 Table 4.10. Number of pubic symphyses in each stage using a modified version of the Todd method of aging...... 89 Table 4.11. Number of crania placed in each stage of suture closure...... 92 Table 4.12. Number and percentage of subadult occipital bones for every millimeter from 11.00 to 30.99 mm...... 94 Table 4.13. Length of subadult femora for both time periods...... 97 Table 4.14. Distal width of subadult femora for both time periods...... 99 Table 4.15. Ischial width of subadult os coxae for both time periods...... 102 Table 4.16. Pubis length of subadult os coxae for both time periods...... 104 Table 4.17. Femoral head diameters from EB IA...... 106 Table 4.18. Distribution of males and females in EBIA by femoral maximum head diameter...... 107 Table 4.19. Femoral head diameters in EB II-III...... 109 Table 4.20. Frequency of carious lesions...... 110 Table 4.21. Caries frequency by tooth class...... 110 Table 4.22. Frequency of antemortem tooth loss...... 111 Table 4.23. Caries frequency by sex in EB IA...... 112 Table 4.24. Antemortem tooth loss in the sexes in EB IA...... 112 Table 4.25. Frequency of dental wear on incisors, canines and premolars in EB IA..... 113 Table 4.26. Frequency of dental wear on incisors, canines and premolars in EB II-III. 114 Table 4.27. Frequency of dental wear on molars for both time periods ...... 114 Table 4.28. Number of teeth in each level of severity of calculus deposition...... 116

xii Table 4.29. Number of teeth with slight, moderate and severe calculus deposits...... 116 Table 4.30. Number of teeth with moderate to severe calculus deposits...... 117 Table 4.31. Calculus in males and female individuals during EB IA...... 117 Table 4.32. Incidence of Poirier’s facet on the femoral neck...... 118 Table 4.33. Incidence of Allen’s fossa on the femoral neck...... 118 Table 4.34. Incidence of plaque on the femoral neck...... 118 Table 4.35. Incidence of posterior imprints on the femoral neck...... 118 Table 4.36. Differences in femoral neck alterations between time periods...... 119 Table 4.37. Poirier’s facet distribution by sex and side for both time periods...... 119 Table 4.38. Allen’s fossa distribution by sex and side for both time periods...... 120 Table 4.39. Plaque distribution by sex and side for both time periods...... 120 Table 4.40. Posterior imprint distribution by sex and side for both time periods...... 121 Table 4.41. Fisher’s p values for differences between time periods...... 121 Table 4.42. Prevalence of lipping on the distal femur for both sides...... 122 Table 4.43. Prevalence of porosity on the distal femur for both sides...... 122 Table 4.44. Prevalence of osteophytes on the distal femur for both sides...... 123 Table 4.45. Prevalence of eburnation on the distal femur for both sides...... 123 Table 4.46. Significance in differences between time periods for degenerative joint disease in the distal femur...... 123 Table 4.47. Medial and lateral tibial squatting facets...... 124 Table 4.48. Signficance between time periods for medial and lateral tibial squatting facets...... 125 Table 4.49. Medial and later talar squatting facets...... 125 Table 4.50. Signficance between time periods for medial and lateral talar squatting facets...... 125 Table 4.51. Prevalance of kneeling facets on the first metatarsal...... 126 Table 4.52. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the second metatarsal...... 126 Table 4.53. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the third metatarsal...... 126 Table 4.54. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the fourth metatarsal...... 127 Table 4.55. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the fifth metatarsal...... 127 Table 4.56. Differences in kneeling facets on all metatarsals for both time periods..... 127 Table 4.57. Lipping on glenoid fossa of scapula...... 128 Table 4.58. Eburnation on glenoid fossa of scapula...... 128 Table 4.59. Difference between time periods for DJD of the glenoid fossa...... 129 Table 4.60. Lipping on the humeral head...... 129 Table 4.61. Eburnation on the humeral head...... 130 Table 4.62. Difference between time periods for DJD of the humeral head...... 130 Table 4.63. Lipping on the distal end of the humerus...... 131 Table 4.64. Eburnation on the distal end of the humerus...... 131 Table 4.65. Difference between time periods for DJD of the distal end of the humerus...... 131 Table 4.66. Lipping on the head of the radius...... 132 Table 4.67. Eburnation on the head of the radius...... 132 Table 4.68. Difference between time periods for DJD of the radial head...... 133

xiii Table 4.69. Lipping on the olecranon process of the ulna...... 134 Table 4.70. Eburnation on the olecranon process of the ulna...... 134 Table 4.71. Difference between time periods for DJD of the olecranon process of the ulna...... 134 Table 4.72. Presence of metopism in both time periods...... 135 Table 4.73. Presence of metopism in each time period by sex...... 136 Table 4.74. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for metopism...... 136 Table 4.75. Presence of coronal suture ossicles in each time period...... 137 Table 4.76. Difference in coronal suture ossicles between time periods...... 137 Table 4.77. Presence of coronal suture ossicles in each time period by sex...... 138 Table 4.78. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for coronal suture ossicles.138 Table 4.79. Difference between sexes within both time periods for coronal suture ossicles...... 139 Table 4.80. Presence of ossicles in the sagittal suture in both time periods...... 139 Table 4.81. Presence of ossicles in the sagittal suture in each time period by sex...... 140 Table 4.82. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles in the sagittal suture...... 140 Table 4.83. Presence of lambdoidal suture ossicles in both time periods...... 141 Table 4.84. Difference in lambdoidal suture ossicles by time period...... 141 Table 4.85. Presence of lambdoidal suture ossicles in each time period by sex...... 141 Table 4.86. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for lambdoidal suture ossicles...... 142 Table 4.87. Difference between sexes within both time periods for lambdoidal ossicles...... 142 Table 4.88. Presence of ossicles at bregma in both time periods...... 143 Table 4.89. Presence of ossicles at bregma in each time period by sex...... 143 Table 4.90. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles at bregma...... 143 Table 4.91. Presence of ossicles at lambda in each time period...... 144 Table 4.92. Presence of ossicles at lambda in each time period by sex...... 144 Table 4.93. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles at lambda...... 144 Table 4.94. Presence of the inca bone in each time period...... 145 Table 4.95. Presence of the inca bone in each time period by sex...... 145 Table 4.96. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for the inca bone...... 146 Table 4.97. Presence of ossicles at asterion in both time periods...... 146 Table 4.98. Difference in ossicles at asterion between time periods...... 147 Table 4.99. Presence of ossicles at asterion in each time period by sex...... 147 Table 4.100. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles at asterion.... 148 Table 4.101. Difference between sexes within both time periods for ossicles at asterion...... 148 Table 4.102. Presence of occipito-mastoid wormians in both time periods...... 149 Table 4.103. Difference in occipito-mastoid wormians between time periods...... 149 Table 4.104. Presence of occipito-mastoid wormians in each time period by sex...... 150 Table 4.105. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for occipito-mastoid wormians...... 150

xiv Table 4.106. Difference between sexes within both time periods for occipito-mastoid wormian bones...... 151 Table 4.107. Presence of parietal notch bones in both time periods...... 151 Table 4.108. Difference in parietal notch bones between time periods...... 152 Table 4.109. Presence of parietal notch bones in each time period by sex...... 152 Table 4.110. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for parietal notch bones.. 153 Table 4.111. Difference between sexes within both time periods for parietal notch bones...... 153 Table 4.112. Presence of epipteric bones in both time periods...... 154 Table 4.113. Difference in epipteric bones between time periods...... 154 Table 4.114. Presence of epipteric bones in each time period by sex...... 154 Table 4.115. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for epipteric bones...... 155 Table 4.116. Difference between sexes within both time periods for epipteric bones. . 155 Table 4.117. Presence of bifid hypoglossal canals in both time periods...... 156 Table 4.118. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for bifid hypoglossal canals...... 156 Table 4.119. Presence of accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture in both time periods...... 157 Table 4.120. Difference in accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture between time periods...... 157 Table 4.121. Presence of accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture in each time period by sex...... 157 Table 4.122. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture...... 158 Table 4.123. Difference between sexes within both time periods for accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture...... 158 Table 4.124. MMD values for lambdoidal ossicles, sagittal ossicles, and metopism.... 161 Table 4.125. MMD values for lambdoidal ossicles, the epipteric bone, and metopism.162 Table 4.126. MMD values for lambda ossicles, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones, metopism, and bifid hypoglossal canals...... 163 Table 4.127. MMD values for lambda ossicles, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones, and metopism...... 164 Table 4.128. MMD values for lambda ossicles, ossicles at asterion, coronal ossicles, parietal notch bones, and metopism...... 165 Table 4.129. MMD values for lambda ossicle, ossicle at asterion, coronal ossicles, parietal notch bone, and metopism...... 166 Table A.1. Sex identification from femoral head diameter based on Bass (1995)...... 206 Table A.2. Scoring technique for cranial non-metric traits...... 206 Table A.3. Frequency of cranial non-metric traits from comparative collections...... 207 Table B.1. Legend for Tables B.2 and B.3...... 209 Table B.2. EBIA: Sex of the os coxa...... 210 Table B.3. EBII-III: Sex of os coxae...... 213 Table B.4. Legend for Tables B.5 and B.6 ...... 215 Table B.5. EBIA: Sex of crania...... 216

xv Table B.6. EBII-III: Sex of crania...... 223 Table B.7. Legend for Tables B8 and B9...... 228 Table B.8. EBIA: Age of pubis...... 229 Table B.9. EBII-III: Age of pubis...... 230 Table B.10. Legend for Tables B.11 and B.12...... 232 Table B.11. EBIA: Age of crania...... 233 Table B.12. EBII-III: Age of crania...... 236 Table B.13. EBIA: Measurement of subadult occipital – basilar portion...... 242 Table B.14. EBII-III: Measurement of subadult occipital – basilar portion...... 243 Table B.15. EBIA: Subadult femur measurements...... 244 Table B.16. EBII-III: Subadult femur measurements...... 247 Table B.17. EBIA: Subadult os coxa measurements...... 248 Table B.18. EBII-III: Subadult os coxa measurements...... 251 Table B.19. EBIA: Femoral head – maximum diameter...... 258 Table B.20. EBII-III: Femoral head – maximum diameter...... 261 Table B.21. EBIA: Legend for Tables B.22 and B.23...... 267 Table B.22. EBIA: Femoral neck alterations...... 268 Table B.23. EBII-III: Femoral Neck Alterations...... 271 Table B.24. Legend for Tables B.25 and B.26...... 276 Table B.25. EBIA: Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) in femoral condyles...... 277 Table B.26. EBII-III: Degenerative joint disease (DJD) in femoral condyles...... 279 Table B.27. EBIA: Talar squatting facets...... 285 Table B.28. EBII-III: Talar squatting facets...... 289 Table B.29. EBIA: Metatarsal kneeling facets...... 296 Table B.30. EBII-III: Metatarsal kneeling facets...... 303 Table B.31. EBIA: Metopic suture...... 332 Table B.32. EBII-III: Metopic suture...... 334 Table B.33. EBIA: Bifid hypoglossal canal...... 351 Table B.34. EBII-III: Bifid hypoglossal canal...... 353 Table B.35. EBIA: Squamomastoid suture...... 358 Table B.36. EBII-III: Squamomastoid suture...... 361 Table B.37. Legend for Tables B.38 and B.39...... 371 Table B.38. EBIA: Cranial suture ossicles...... 372 Table B.39. EBII-III: Cranial suture ossicles...... 378 Table B.40. Legend for Tables B.41 and B.42...... 382 Table B.41. EBIA: Dental pathology...... 383 Table B.42. EBII-III: Dental pathology......

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List of Figures

Figure 1.1. Map of southern Levant showing major Early Bronze Age excavated sites... 3 Figure 2.1. Map of the southeastern Dead Sea Plain with Early Bronze Age sites noted..7 Figure 2.2. Map of Bab edh-Dhra’ town site and cemetery area...... 12 Figure 2.4. Profile of EBIA shaft tomb, illustrating two chambers located off of a main shaft...... 24 Figure 2.5. Plan of EBIA shaft tomb chambers, illustrating four chambers located off of a main shaft...... 24 Figure 2.6. Plan of EBII-III Charnel House A22...... 25 Figure 3.1. Carious lesion on lower left first molar (BD 81 A111W Burial 4)...... 67 Figure 3.2. Antemortem tooth loss of the lower left first molar (BD 1357.1, Mandible)...... 68 Figure 3.3. Antemortem tooth loss of nearly all posterior teeth (BD 1444.19, Mandible)...... 69 Figure 3.10. Lateral squatting facet on a right talus (BD 1502.146, Right talus)...... 75 Figure 3.11. Accessory bones in the lambdoidal suture (BD 1376)...... 79 Figure 3.12. Metopic suture and accessory bone in sagittal suture (BD 1341)...... 79 Figure 4.1. Percentage of right pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Suchey- Brooks scoring method for age...... 87 Figure 4.2. Percentage of left pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Suchey-Brooks scoring method for age...... 87 Figure 4.3. Percentage of right pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Todd scoring method for age...... 88 Figure 4.4. Percentage of left pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Todd scoring method for age...... 88 Figure 4.5. Percentage of right symphseal faces in each stage of the modified Todd scoring method for age...... 90 Figure 4.6. Percentage of left symphseal faces in each stage of the modified Todd scoring method for age...... 90 Figure 4.7. Percentage of crania in each stage of cranial suture closure on the vault. .... 92 Figure 4.8. Percentage of crania in each stage of suture closure on the lateral-anterior portion of the skull...... 93 Figure 4.9. Distribution of individuals in each millimeter of sagittal length...... 95 Figure 4.10. Distribution of individuals in each millimeter of basilar width...... 95 Figure 4.11. Femoral length distribution of right femora from both time periods...... 98

xvii Figure 4.12. Femoral length distribution of left femora from both time periods...... 98 Figure 4.13. Distal width distribution of right femora from both time periods...... 100 Figure 4.14. Distal width distribution of left femora from both time periods...... 100 Figure 4.15. Ischial width of left subadult os coxae from both time periods...... 102 Figure 4.16. Ischial width of right subadult os coxae from both time periods...... 103 Figure 4.17. Pubis length of left subadult os coxae from both time periods...... 104 Figure 4.18. Pubis length of right subadult os coxae from both time periods...... 105 Figure 4.19. EBIA left femora - maximum head diameter by sex...... 108 Figure 4.20. EB IA right femora - maximum head diameter by sex...... 108 Figure 4.21. Percentage of premolars within each wear stage for both time periods.... 115 Figure 4.22. Percentage of molars within each wear stage for both time periods...... 115 Figure 4.23. Percentage of teeth in each level of calculus severity...... 116

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Purpose

The purpose of this investigation is to document human biological change from

the Early Bronze IA (EBIA; ca. 3150 – 2950 BC) to the Early Bronze II-III (EBII-III; ca.

2800-2300 BC) at Bab edh-Dhra’, a site located on the southeast plain of the Dead Sea in

Jordan (Figure 1.1). This shift in time periods corresponds to the expansion of large,

settled, fortified towns in the southern Levant (Philip, 2001). EBIA Bab edh-Dhra’ is characterized by a large cemetery comprised of thousands of shaft tombs (Ortner and

Frohlich, 2007). In sharp contrast to the extensive mortuary evidence, there are no settlement remains, and it is unknown where the tomb members actually lived. A significant transition occurred during Early Bronze IB (EBIB; ca. 2950-2800 BC), as small, permanent settlements were built on the site. By EBII-III, a large town fortified with seven-meter thick walls and multiple towers had been constructed near the cemetery

(Rast and Schaub, 2003). This research addresses the hypotheses that an increase in sedentism and agricultural intensification throughout the Early Bronze Age resulted in changes to dental health and daily activity patterns at Bab edh-Dhra’, Jordan. It also tests the hypothesis that the later Early Bronze II-III inhabitants were not new immigrants to the area and unrelated to those that built the Early Bronze IA cemetery.

1 Expected Outcomes

Previous studies of increasing sedentism and urbanization have shown these

processes result in dietary shifts (demonstrated by changes in dental health) and changing

workloads (seen in increased osteoarthritis and different patterns of articular

modifications). It is expected that later time periods at Bab edh-Dhra’ will exhibit an

increase in dental disease. It is also expected that the pattern of degenerative joint disease

will change.

Some joints may have experienced an increase in degeneration, while others may have

been less stressed due to shifts in daily activity patterns.

Organization of Dissertation

This dissertation has six chapters. The second chapter will introduce the

biocultural context of Bab edh-Dhra’ and the Early Bronze Age of the southern Levant.

It presents the background of the time period in general, as well as specifically at Bab

edh-Dhra. It also discusses sedentarization and urbanization and their effects on skeletal health. Finally, it provides the hypotheses for this project based on the aforementioned biocultural context. The third chapter will identify the specific skeletal material to be used, as well as the nature of the cemeteries and tombs at Bab edh-Dhra’. In addition, it will describe particular methodologies adopted in addressing the hypotheses introduced in the preceding chapter. Next, the fourth chapter will present the results of the study.

Finally, the fifth and sixth chapters will present the respective discussion and conclusions

of these interpreted results.

Figure 1.1. Map of southern Levant showing major Early Bronze Age excavated sites. Detailed map adapted from Chesson (1999).

Chapter 2: Biocultural Context

This chapter provides the context for the study of human biology and culture in the southern Levant. I discuss the Early Bronze Age in the area in general, as well as archaeological evidence of Early Bronze Age lifestyle at Bab edh-Dhra’, specifically. A bioarchaeological context is provided for the southern Levant from the Neolithic through the Early Bronze Age, and a discussion of health and sedentarization studies is provided.

These provide the framework for forming the hypotheses found at the end of the chapter.

The Early Bronze Age (3600-2000 BC)

The process of “urbanization” in the Early Bronze Age of the southern Levant has been a topic of great debate (Lapp, 1970; Schaub, 1982; de Miroschedji, 1989; Mazar,

1990; Steele, 1990; Joffe, 1993; Philip, 2001). Earlier scholars saw the development of urban cities (Lapp, 1970; Amiran and Gophna, 1989), while current thought suggests that although population agglomeration occurred, Early Bronze sites are better described as villages or towns, rather than urban centers (Schaub, 1982; Joffe, 1993; Chesson and

Philip, 2003). Indeed, settlement size differs greatly from other “urban” systems in the

4 area (e.g., Mesopotamia), and a corporate village model may better explain the Early

Bronze Age southern Levant (Philip, 2001).

Instead of concentrating on “urban or not,” Joffe (1993) and Chesson and Philip

(2003) encourage scholars to shift their foci to the Early Bronze inhabitants themselves,

including how they interacted with their landscape, and how they made decisions affecting their economic and social identities. This project addresses the aforementioned emphasis by examining the bodies of the inhabitants themselves. Regardless of whether changes in the Early Bronze Age should be defined as hallmarks of “urbanization,” they represent a profound shift in lifeways, and this project aims to identify how these differences affect overall health and lifestyle.

The Early Bronze Age (EBA) is characterized by numerous changes and innovations in the southern Levant (an area including modern-day Jordan, Israel, the

Palestinian Territories, and southern Lebanon and Syria). These changes include developments in agriculture (Philip, 2001), changing social organization (Chesson, 2001;

Philip, 2003), new mortuary patterns, including megaliths (Philip, 2003; Paz, 2005), the construction of walled, fortified towns (Philip, 2003), increased trade (Mazar, 1990) and a “higher standard of living” (Ben-Tor, 1992). While some of these practices are noted in the preceding Chalcolithic, the EBA witnesses a shift in scale and widespread use of these innovations.

Agricultural shifts include the development of dams and irrigated wadis, the ox- drawn plow, and an increased emphasis on orchard crops (Philip, 2001). These agricultural developments are important, because it may have been the control of cash

5 crops that resulted in the development of elites and in the “urbanization” process (Genz,

2003). Although there is not much direct evidence for the development of elites, the

corporate village model is still evidenced by irrigation works and group ownership of

these lands (Philip, 2003).

Shifts in the construction of social identity are reflected both in the development

of fortified towns, as well as in the changes to mortuary practices. Landscape approaches

suggest that people were becoming increasingly tied to tracts of land, as evidenced by

long-term orchard use, maintenance of large walls and towers, and the construction of

megalithic funerary monuments (Philip, 2003; Chesson, 2007). Community and family

identity may be reflected in communal garden and orchard ownership and labor invested in community structures (Philip, 2003). Indeed, these kinship relationships were vital to

Early Bronze Age society, which may have been a reason that formal writing systems

were not developed in the southern Levant during this period (Chesson and Philip, 2003).

The Southern Ghor

Dating to the Early Bronze Age, the sites of Bab edh-Dhra’, Numeira, Safi, Feifa,

and Khanazir are located in the southern Ghor, or the Jordan Rift Valley (Rast and

Schaub, 1980) (Figure 2.1). Situated well below sea level, they were all located just

above the –300 m elevation line and were spaced at fairly even intervals from north to

south, with Bab edh-Dhra’ as the most northern site (Steele, 1990). All five sites were

located on alluvial fans next to wadis (seasonal riverbeds) (Rast, 1981), which were most

likely perennial water sources in the Early Bronze Age (Rast and Schuab, 2003). There

6 were a few other small sites in the area, with the closest sizeable sites located up on the

Kerak plateau to the east of the Ghor at a much higher elevation (Rast and Schaub, 1980).

Figure 2.1. Map of the southeastern Dead Sea Plain with Early Bronze Age sites noted. From Schaub and Rast (1989).

In Early Bronze IA (Table 2.1), the only evidence of human occupation in the area is through cemeteries at Feifa, Safi, and Bab edh-Dhra’ (Schaub and Rast, 1989).

While these cemeteries are extensive, there is no settlement evidence in the area. In other words, archaeologists do not know where these people were living (Chesson, 2007). It is

7 presumed that they traveled to the site to inter group members in one of the many rock-

cut shaft tombs at Bab edh-Dhra’ (or other tombs at Safi or Feifa). There is evidence of a village located near the cemetery at Bab edh-Dhra’ at the end of Early Bronze IB, presumed to have been built by the descendents of those who were traveling to the area to bury their dead earlier in EBIA (Chesson, 2007). During EBII-III, a town with fortified walls was erected at Bab edh-Dhra’, and there is evidence of people living both inside of

and outside of the walls (Rast and Schaub, 2003). Another walled town emerges at

Numeira during this period, but the only cemetery in use is the one at Bab edh-Dhra’

(Chesson, 2007). By EBIV, people were no longer living inside the walls of Bab edh-

Dhra’, and although burial continued there, another cemetery was established at Khanazir

(Chesson, 2007). Finally, the site was abandoned altogether at the end of EBIV, and

there was no evidence of re-occupation at the site.

Time Period Dates

Early Bronze IA 3150-2950 BC Early Bronze IB 2950-2800 BC

Early Bronze II-III 2800-2300 BC

Early Bronze IV 2300-2010 BC

Table 2.1. Early Bronze Age time periods at Bab edh-Dhra’.

It has been suggested that the environment of the Ghor was significantly different

in the Early Bronze Age. First, the wadis were not as deep as they are today, which

would have meant that the sites were not perched as high above the wadi floor as they

8 appear today. There is evidence that the groundwater levels were much higher, resulting

in year-round access to water along these wadis, also (Schaub and Chesson, 2007). The

Dead Sea was also significantly higher in the Early Bronze Age. Indeed, Frumkin and

Elitzur (2002) argue that the Dead Sea was the highest during the Chalcolithic and Early

Bronze Age. This was determined by radiocarbon dating of alluvial depositions on

Mount Sedom, traditionally the base of the Dead Sea on its southern end in recent years,

as well as on cores drilled from the southern section of the sea basin (Frumkin and

Elitzur, 2002). Further, the Dead Sea rapidly fell around 2100-1800 BC, corresponding

to the end of the Early Bronze Age (Frumkin and Elitzur, 2002). Higher sea levels may

correspond to higher levels of rainfall, which prompted the reconstruction of EBA Bab edh-Dhra’ as a lush, vibrant, agricultural community (Harlan, 1982, 2003). The changing climate in EBIV may have contributed to the abandonment of the site.

Bab edh-Dhra’ is one of the few thoroughly excavated Early Bronze Age

cemeteries in the southern Levant, and is one of only two sites where human skeletons

have been recovered from EB II-III (the other being Jericho) (Chesson, 1999, 2001; Ilan,

2002; Bloch-Smith, 2003). It is the only well-excavated site with continuous human

burial from EBIA through EBIV (Chesson, 1999; Ilan, 2002) (Table 2.1). Therefore, it

provides a unique and important opportunity to examine emerging biocultural complexity

throughout the Early Bronze Age (Chesson, 2003). Further, it is ideal for this kind of

study because the mortuary pattern changes in tandem with the settlement pattern (Rast,

1999; Chesson, 2003).

9 The remains of the Bab edh-Dhra’ town, with its highly visibly large walls, were first noted in publication by Albright (1924). The earliest systematic excavations at Bab edh-Dhra’ were conducted in the cemetery by Paul Lapp from 1965-1967 (Schaub and

Rast, 1989). Skeletons were excavated from the tombs, and a physical anthropologist was part of the 1967 season in order to insure proper removal (Schaub and Rast, 1989). Lapp had every intention of including the skeletons as part of the overall study (Schaub and

Rast, 1989). The skeletons were taken to the American School of Oriental Research

(now called the WF Albright Institute of Archaeological Research) in East Jerusalem.

The war of 1967, however, meant that ownership of this area transferred from Jordan to

Israel and Lapp left the area in1968. The bones were stored in a shed behind the main building on the grounds of the Albright Institute. The roof of the shed collapsed in 1968 after a violent winter storm, and most of the skeletons were “discarded” (Schaub and

Rast, 1989:9). Several skulls were saved, and photos of them were published in a report by Krogman (1989), who also provided skull measurements taken in the field by Susan

Culp, the physical anthropologist who accompanied Lapp in 1967.

R. Thomas Schaub and Walter Rast were both part of Lapp’s team in 1967, and assumed responsibility for publishing the volume on those excavations, after Lapp passed away unexpectedly in 1970 (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). Schaub and Rast continued excavations themselves at the site, beginning with an archaeological survey in 1973, followed by excavation seasons in 1975, 1977, 1979, and 1981 (Schaub and Rast, 2003).

Their excavations were extremely organized and their teams were multi-disciplinary.

They were not only archaeologists with excavation experience, but also included

10 specialists in: geology, pollen, phytoliths, paleobotany, faunal remains, entomological

material, wood, human skeletons, lithics, metals, ground stone materials, ceramics,

drafting, mapping, and photography (Schaub and Rast, 2003).

Early Bronze IA (EBIA; 3150-2950 BC) at Bab edh-Dhra’

There was little evidence for settlement by EBIA peoples in the vicinity of Bab

edh-Dhra’. In contrast, it has been estimated that there are hundreds to thousands of shaft tombs associated with this time period (Chesson, 2007; Ortner and Frohlich, 2007) (a fraction of which are identified in Figure 2.2). There were archaeological remnants of temporary campsites dating to the EB IA, which were most likely used by the builders of the shaft tombs (Rast and Schaub, 2003). These remains include evidence of burning and refuse near the cemetery (Rast and Schuab, 2003).

There was some evidence that there may have been more permanent occupation at the site. In 1977, excavators uncovered the first evidence of pottery dating to EBIA outside of a tomb context in an area referred to as Area H located nearby the cemetery

(Figure 2.3) (Rast and Schaub, 2003). In addition, a foundation of a structure associated with EBIA pottery was uncovered the same year in Area J2 (Figure 2.3) (Rast and

Schaub, 2003). Rast and Schaub (2003) argued that this structure must have been built late in EBIA, and have continued to maintain that “the earliest occupants were pastoralists who buried their dead at Bab edh-Dhra’ and who putatively grazed their flocks in the area” (Rast and Schaub, 2003:63). However, a lack of settlement evidence does not necessitate an interpretation that the people interred at the site were practicing pastoralism (Bentley, 1987, Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). Regardless, the only real

11 evidence available for reconstructing daily life in EBIA is through the graves or the skeletons of the people buried within them. It is unknown still where the people buried in

the tombs were living.

Figure 2.2. Map of Bab edh-Dhra’ town site and cemetery area. Upper left map from Schaub and Rast (1989). Lower right map from Ortner and Frohlich (2007).

There is evidence that EBIA people had access to agricultural goods. A small jug

found in an undisturbed shaft tomb was filled with grape seeds (pips) (McCreery, 1980).

However, the grape pips, along with two peach pits, are the only botanical remains

recovered from EBIA (McCreery, 2002), and the peach pits are believed to be modern

intrusions (McCreery, 2003). Therefore, there is no substantial archaeological evidence

12 to indicate what the people of EBIA were eating, or what type of subsistence pattern they practiced. Most likely, they were engaged in agro-pastoralism, as the people in the

Chalcolithic were before them (Rowan and Golden, 2009).

Figure 2.3. Map of Bab edh-Dhra’ townsite, and Areas H and J near the cemetery. From Rast and Schaub (2003).

13 Early Bronze IB (EBIB; 2950-2800 BC) at Bab edh-Dhra’

Early Bronze IB is identified as a transitional period at Bab edh-Dhra’. Remains

of more permanent structures have been found near the town site. The original

excavators (Rast and Schaub, 1980:24) suggest that this permanent settlement is a village

that was developed by the EBIA people. During this time period, tomb architecture shifts

to above-ground circular charnel houses, which are smaller than their later rectangular

counterparts.

The first evidence of a permanent village dates to EB IB (Rast and Schaub, 2003).

There was a good deal of erosion, however, because of the site’s location on marl, a

relatively soft clay that was ancient Dead Sea lakebed (Rast, 1995). Indeed, the marl may have been a particularly difficult substrate to build upon, strengthening the suggestion that the village (and subsequent town) was built because of the association with the EBIA cemetery (Rast, 1995). In addition, there is architectural evidence that this open-air

village was built upon some of the shaft tombs in an area that subsequently was very

close to the later EB II-III town, as well (Rast and Schaub, 2003).

There were botanical remains recovered dating to this time period. The remains

are dominated by barley (50% of the assemblage), emmer wheat (25%), fig (12%), flax

(2%) and grape (2%). In addition, lentils, vetch, date, mallow and pistachio were also

found in small quantities (McCreery, 2002). Sheep and goats were also recovered,

presumably for consumption (Finnegan, 1978; Rast and Schaub, 2003).

The Early Bronze Age of the southern Levant corresponds to the Naqada III

through Dynasty VI and the First Intermediate Period in Egypt (de Miroschedji 2002:40).

14 Therefore, the evidence of permanent settlement at Bab edh-Dhra’ appears toward the

end of the Naqada III, possibly with the introduction of Dynasty 0, while the walled town

(discussed below) stands during Dynasties I – V.

If accurate, one major piece of evidence that Egyptians were at Bab edh-Dhra’ is

the idea that there was an extensive burning of structures dating to EB IB. Rast and

Schaub (2003:130) argue that this could have been the result of an Egyptian attack, which they argue was more likely than “natural calamity or local conflict.” They suggested that

Egypt may have been seeking to secure and control certain products available from the

Dead Sea area, such as bitumen (Rast and Schaub, 2003). There was, however, no

evidence to support this argument, and Egyptian invasion may be just as likely as any

other scenario. It may be particularly ill-fitting, given that EB IB ceramics from Bab

edh-Dhra’ have parallels with local ceramics at Levantine sites such as Arad, Tel Halif,

En Besor, Tel Erani, and others, although it does not show Egyptian influence as is seen

at the other sites (Rast and Schaub 2003:152).

Early Bronze II-III (EBII-III; 2800-2300 BC) at Bab edh-Dhra’

Early Bronze II-III has been referred to as a period of urbanization (e.g., Broshi

and Gophna, 1984), although this moniker may be somewhat misleading. Modern

scholarship focuses on the changes occurring during this period without using the word

“urban.” Bab edh-Dhra’, at its zenith around 2550 BC, covered approximately six

hectares (Rast and Schaub, 2003). Although it cannot be deemed an urban center, there is

abundant evidence for a number of factors associated with incipient urbanism, including

15 increased population density, the construction of municipal and administrative buildings,

the development of irrigation structures in the wadis, and a fortified town wall. Early on,

Rast and Schaub (1980:23) identify an “urban period which perhaps originated in EB II

and flowered in EB III,” although in the 2003 publication of the excavation of the town,

they discuss the use of the word “town” as opposed to “city” due to the differences seen

in settlement size and urbanization in Syria and Mesopotamia (Rast and Schaub,

2003:17).

Based on the assumption that Bab edh-Dhra’ could have supported 250 people per

hectare (see Broshi and Gophna, 1984; Jones, 2007), approximately 1,500 individuals

may have inhabited the site at any one time in the EBII-III, and it is in EBIII (around

2550 BC) that Bab edh-Dhra’ is believed to have supported the greatest number of people

(Rast and Schaub, 2003). Charnel house A22 dates to the EBII-III, and therefore

represents a tomb from the period with greatest population density.

Analysis of tempering types used in ceramics at Bab edh-Dhra’ throughout the

Early Bronze Age suggested that there was a difference in tempers used between the

major time periods (Benyon, et al., 1986). Only one type of temper, wadi sand, was

found in EBIA ceramics, while an additional three were found in the later EBII-III ceramics. Benyon and colleagues (1986) argued that this reflected increasing complexity and technical need in the construction of EBII-III ceramics. This, in turn, may have mirrored the increasing complexity and sedentism at the site. At the same time, Schaub and Rast (2000) and Rast and Schaub (2003) noted that there was increasing uniformity in the ceramics, suggesting that there may have been more formalized ceramic production

16 in EBII-III. This was then related to the possibility that the EBIA people were

pastoralists, with each family or tribe having its own tradition, in contrast to the EBII-III

settled group.

Daily activities would have included tending to the agricultural fields, irrigation

systems, ceramic and brick production, and wall-mending. The size and morphology of

several plant remains (including wheat and barley) suggested that there had to have been

irrigation at the site (McCreery, 1981, 2003). There was abundant evidence of plant cultivation in EB II-III domestic contexts. Barley comprised about 63% of the assemblage, while wheat was found at 20% (McCreery, 2002). Fig, flax and lentils were still present in smaller quantities, as were several other cultigens (e.g., pea, vetch, and mallow) (McCreery, 2002). In EB II-III, new crops appeared as well, as there was evidence of chickpeas and olives (McCreery, 2002). By EB III, there was an increased emphasis on barley, but also an increase in figs and flax (McCreery, 2002). There was a general increase from EB IB through EB III in fruit crops, although due to the large number of seeds in figs, they may have been somewhat overrepresented (McCreery,

2001, 2002).

The abundance of mudbrick that was subject to erosion necessitated a substantial, continuous workforce to produce the bricks. Rast (1995) argues that there was an abundance of rock in the nearby wadi, which would have been easier to procure and subsequently use to build on the site. However, these rocks may have placed too much weight and strain on the marl substrate, necessitating the production of mudbricks.

Mudbrick requires up-keep, and this may not have been an activity that earlier EBIA

17 people were engaged in doing. In addition, the town wall required work and care. It was constructed of mudbrick on top of a stone and wood foundation, and was typically seven meters wide (Rast and Schuab, 2003). The wall was constructed in segments, something that has been interpreted as protection against earthquakes, or possibly as evidence of multiple groups working on the various sections of wall (Rast and Schaub, 2003).

There is no evidence that the EB II-III town inhabitants were not descendents of

the earlier EB IA individuals. Indeed, Chesson (2003) suggests that the organization of

the EB IA tombs laid the foundation for the more complex EB II-III society. The

architecture and artifacts also indicate continuity from EB I to EB II-III, and although the

EB IB stratum shows some destruction, the original archaeologists argue that resettlement at the site is “at least in part, by people from the previous village” (Rast and Schaub

2003:130), although as noted above, they argued that it may have been caused by a marauding group of Egyptians.

Large, rectangular, above-ground communal burials (charnel houses) held up to

200 individuals in this period (Rast and Schaub, 1978). Most were one-room mudbrick structures, reminiscent of the Early Bronze II broadroom (Bloch-Smith, 2003; Richard,

2003). Ecological arguments suggest that the charnel houses were constructed because shaft tombs took up space on potential agricultural land, and mounting population pressure necessitated more efficient means of disposing of the dead (Rast, 1981). More recently, it has been suggested that the construction of charnel houses may represent a social or ideological shift about the idea of kinship and clan (Rast, 1999; Chesson, 1999,

2001). The presence of men, women, children, and infants in the tombs (through all

18 phases of the Early Bronze period) suggests that there may not have been significant

vertical stratification at the site, that social status was inherited through family (see

Bentley, 1987, 1991), or that any stratification is primarily horizontal (Chesson, 2001).

There was evidence of Egyptian, Mesopotamian, and Anatolian influence at EBII-

III Bab edh-Dhra’, although it almost certainly was not extensive. Stone tools primarily were made locally, although there were Canaanean blades made from a nonlocal chert, with no evidence of the blade cores they would have come from, suggesting that the blades were obtained via trading with other sites “located west or north of the Dead Sea and Jordan Valley” (McConaughy, 2003). These blades may have been produced in workshops in Anatolia and exported to areas further south (McConaughy, 2003).

The majority of evidence for Egyptian influence is in the small finds from Bab edh-Dhra’. There are several artifacts that do suggest at least some knowledge of

Egyptian cultural motifs. A palette of greenish siltstone was found in an EB III area that has been identified as being for specialized cultic activity (Rast and Schaub, 2003). The palette is reminiscent of those from Egypt, just as the palettes from the charnel houses

(including A22) are similar to those from Egypt (Schaub and Rast, 1989).

Cylinder seals and impressions offer both Syrian/Mesopotamian and Egyptian parallels (Lapp, 2003). Interestingly, one of the seals decorated with an X- and cross- motif are found in Syria and northern Mesopotamia, but have not been found in other

Palestinian or Transjordanian contexts (Lapp, 2003). This suggests that there was some contact between Bab edh-Dhra’ and sites farther north. The seal was similar to ones found at Hama and Ebla (Lapp, 2003). Rast (2001) notes that a Syrian-like seal

19 impression on a storage jar found at Numeira may suggest that the inhabitants were trading grain with Syria. Philip (2001) argues that the majority of seals in Transjordan, however, are decorative. They are incised only once around the jar prior to firing, and are not made for easy removal or resealing, unlike those in Mesopotamia, which are used for administrative functions.

A pink alabaster cylinder seal dating to the EB III period is fairly unique to Bab edh-Dhra’. It contains a design of cross-hatching and a person with a profiled face, stick arms and bent elbows incised behind it (Lapp, 2003). The incised individual is similar to one seen on a stele from Arad, and two storage jar fragments from Tel Erani have a human figure similar to this, as well (Braun, 1993; Lapp, 2003). Braun (1993) argues that the cylinder seal probably originated in Egypt in EB I (despite its associated date of

EB III given by the excavators) and was then imported to Bab edh-Dhra’. He does note that while the alabaster almost certainly originated in Egypt, it is uncertain where the seal was actually incised, but still argued that there was fairly significant contact between

Egypt and the Dead Sea area in EB IA (Braun, 1993).

Other seals exhibited a mix of Mesopotamian and Egyptian motifs. The link that is made by Lapp (2003) is that they are designs and seals taken from contact with the

Egyptians, who were influenced by the Mesopotamians, but that the people at Bab edh-

Dhra’ were not creating these objects from direct Mesopotamian influence. She uses other Egyptian goods found in EB II/III charnel houses (schist or slate palettes, combs) to support her argument, despite Rast’s suggestion that contacts with Syria and

Mesopotamia were increasing during EB II-III (Rast 1980).

20 Finally, several daggers, along with crescent-shaped axes, some of which were

found in A22, may reflect northern influence. Rast (1980) suggests that the copper metal

itself may have come from Anatolia or Syro-Mesopotamia. In addition, a gold disc dating

to EB III-IV may have been manufactured in Egypt (the gold itself coming from Nubia)

(Broeder and Skinner, 2003). Several gold beads and pieces of gold leaf jewelry most

likely have their origins from Egypt, as well (Rast and Schaub, 1980). Philip (2001) argues that gold artifacts do not indicate direct contacts with Egypt, however, as evidence

from Tell ash-Shuna suggests that there was a good deal of metal recycling occurring in the Early Bronze Age.

The evidence from Bab edh-Dhra’ suggests that the inhabitants shared many similarities with sites from southern Palestine (e.g, Arad, Tel Yarmuth, Ai), but lacks the

same evidence that these sites have for extensive trade with Egypt. Indeed, Philip

(2001:207) noted that the Bab edh-Dhra’ ceramics are fairly distinctive and are

“apparently of highly localized distribution.” Bab edh-Dhra’ may have been trading with

local groups, but most likely was not involved in continued relations with Egypt or

Mesopotamia directly.

The site was burned and abandoned at the end of EBIII. There is no direct

evidence for a foreign attack. Rast and Schaub (1981) hypothesized that the EBIV

occupants attacked the city in order to occupy it. However, it is equally plausible that the

EBIV inhabitants were descendents of people from the town that were returning after the

destruction (Rast and Schaub, 2003).

21 Early Bronze IV at Bab edh-Dhra’ (2300-2010 BC)

This represents the final stage of occupation at Bab edh-Dhra’, and is significantly

different than the preceding period. Indeed, people are no longer living within the town

walls. They occupied the houses outside of the town that were not burned or destroyed at the end of EBII-III (Rast and Schaub, 2003). There is evidence that a ritual space within the walls was still being used, but all settlement evidence is outside of the wall (Rast and

Schau, 2003). Again, there is a shift in mortuary practice. No longer are individuals buried in above-ground rectangular charnel houses. There is a return to burial within

circular shaft tombs, although they were lined with stone slabs (Chesson, 2007). The site

was abandoned at the end of this period, and was never re-inhabited. Bab edh-Dhra’ is

not unique in its collapse at this time, as there is a widespread dispersal of people, evidenced by abandonment of numerous village and town sites, dating to the end of the

Early Bronze Age in the southern Levant in general.

Hypotheses abound for reasons behind the disappearance of numerous Levantine sites in EBIV. One of the more prominent environmental ideas is that the ancient

inhabitants may have been slowly degrading their land. By Early Bronze IV, wheat and

flax compose a miniscule percentage of crops present. This may be due to increasing soil

salinity from years of irrigation use (McCreery, 2003), naturally increasing aridity,

evidenced by a rapidly falling Dead Sea shoreline during Early Bronze III and Early

Bronze IV (Frumkin and Elitzur, 2002; Donahue, 2003) and long-term regional drought

(Fall et al., 2002), or a combination of both over-irrigation and drought. People were

22 planting different crops as time passed, and may have been under increasing stress as their environment was being degraded.

Early Bronze Age Cemeteries at Bab edh-Dhra’

The specific nature of EBIA and EBII-III tombs will be discussed in Chapter 3.

However, it is important to note that Bab edh-Dhra’ is exceptional for bioarchaeological study in that its mortuary practices shift along with settlement changes. During the EB

IA, shaft tombs were the preferred interment (Figures 2.4 and 2.5). Rast and Schaub

(1978) suggested that these tombs may be different from tombs located at other sites in the region. The shaft tombs had between one and five chambers, with an average of four

(Ortner, 1978, Rast and Schaub, 1978; Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). In the EB IB, shaft tombs were still utilized, but they often only have one chamber. A new tomb construction, the above-ground, circular charnel house was also found. That gave rise to the large, rectangular charnel houses found in the EB II – III (Figure 2.6). Most were one-room mudbrick structures, containing many more individuals than the shaft tombs or circular charnel houses held (Rast and Schaub 1978). After the abandonment of the walled town at the end of EB III, there was a shift again to shaft tombs, although they remained single-chambered and were stone-lined (Rast and Schaub 1978).

Figure 2.4. Profile of EBIA shaft tomb, illustrating two chambers located off of a main shaft. From Ortner and Frohlich (2007).

Figure 2.5. Plan of EBIA shaft tomb chambers, illustrating four chambers located off of a main shaft. From Ortner and Frohlich (2007).

Figure 2.6. Plan of EBII-III Charnel House A22. From Rast and Schaub (1989).

Health in Sedentarization and Urbanization Studies

In general, increasing sedentism and urbanization have resulted in decreasing

skeletal health, as evidenced by increasing frequencies of pathological indicators.

Bioarchaeological studies have shown that increasing sedentism, population density, and subsistence shifts have led to major changes in health and activity in general (Cohen and

Armelagos, 1984; Larsen, 1987, 1995; McGrath, 1992), and in specific cases, such as:

Mesoamerica (Storey, 1992), North America (Ruff et al., 1984; Bridges, 1989, 1991;

25 Goodman et al., 1992; Larsen, 1998; Sheridan, 2003), and the Near East (Smith et al.,

1984; Smith, 1989, 2002; Smith and Horwitz, 1998; Peterson, 2002).

In the seminal Paleopathology at the Origins of Agriculture, Cohen and

Armelagos (1984) present numerous examples from around the world of declining health as the result of increasing reliance on agriculture. Subsequent studies began to focus on the transition from village agriculture to urbanization (e.g, Goodman et al., 1992;

Marquez Morfin et al., 2002; Nagaoka and Hirata, 2007). Changing levels of degenerative joint disease have been documented in shifts from foraging to agriculture

(e.g., Bridges, 1989, 1991). In addition, changes in daily activity patterns have been demonstrated by musculoskeletal stress markers (e.g., Peterson, 2002; Eshed, et al.,

2004b; Papathanasiou, 2005). Finally, relying more heavily on grains results in increased dental disease for a lot of groups in transition (e.g., Larsen, et al., 1991; Starling and

Stock, 2007; Temple and Larsen, 2007; Klaus and Tam, 2010).

For this study in particular, the shift that may have occurred may have involved intensifying agricultural practices among a pastoralist or agro-pastoralist community.

Some have argued that this would have provided different stresses than has been seen in foragers that adopt agriculture (McCabe, 1990; Barkey, et al., 2001). Pastoral peoples would already be accustomed to animals, and so an increase in zoonotic diseases would not be expected. However, the social systems they had developed allowed them to survive in marginal areas, and those may not be well suited for an increasingly sedentary way of life (McCabe, 1990).

26 This pattern of decreasing skeletal health has been noted for the transition to

agropastoralism during the Neolithic period in the Levant (Smith and Horwitz, 2007), as well as throughout later time periods (Smith, 1989). During the transition from foraging

to increased reliance on cereals in the Late Natufian/PPNA, skeletal changes include inceased levels of enamel hypoplasia, dental caries, antemortem tooth loss, and attrition

(Smith and Horwitz, 2007). There is a short period after this time (PPNB) where health seems to improve, only to be followed in the PPNC by even higher levels of infectious diseases, as well as general stress indicators, such as hypoplastic defects.

Although no other skeletal remains persist of people from the later EBII-III specifically in the Levant (excepting Jericho; see Ilan, 2002), there have been human remains recovered from the United Arab Emirates from a corresponding time period

(Umm an-Nar; ca. 2500-2000 BC). Indeed, in a survey of osseous materials from about

5,000 BC through the Islamic period, the highest frequencies of trauma, infectious disease, and cribra orbitalia occur in the Umm an-Nar period (Blau, 2007). It is posited that this results from increased settlement size, fortifications, increasing social stratification, and the construction of large, communal structures (Blau, 2007).

Studies of modern groups undergoing sedentarization also indicate a change in health. Alcorn and Goodman (1989) examined three groups of living Jordanians for the presence of linear enamel hypoplasias. One group lived in a village near the capital,

Amman, that had recently transitioned from nomadic to settled within the preceding 15

years, another was from a village that had been sedentary for a much longer time, and the

third sample was of a nomadic Bedouin group. They found that 73 of the 156 (46.7%)

27 recently settled children exhibited hypoplastic defects, while only 31.4% of 150 children from the group that had been settled the longest had the same pathological indicator. In contrast, only 7.4% of 102 nomadic youngsters had these defects (Alcorn and Goodman,

1989). They concluded that children in transition have the most stress, particularly associated with weaning, between one and three years of age.

There is evidence of increased disease and child malnutrition in Ariaal Rendille families in northern Kenya that have moved from being pastoral into settled towns

(Fratkin, et al., 1999). In a similar study, Fratkin and colleagues (2004) found that height and weight was always greater among pastoral children than settled children of the same age class, and that settled children had higher levels of wasting and stunting. This was believed to be associated with decreased milk consumption in the sedentary children.

Among the Turkana of northwest Kenya, comparisons of pastoral and settled groups in the same area indicate greater reports of ill health among the settled (Barkey et al., 2001). Those men that were settled reported more health complaints, as well as more severe complaints to researchers (Barkey, et al., 2001). The complaints were primarily related to aches and pains from farmwork, as well as chest and eye infections. The difference in food consumed between the two groups was striking, although their overall dietary intakes (e.g., fat and protein) were not that different. The nomads had primarily ingested milk, meat, and animal blood. The sedentary individuals had mostly consumed maize and beans (Barkey, et al., 2001). The settled group was found to have a slightly higher BMI, primarily because they were significantly shorter than the pastoralists

(Barkey, et al., 2001).

28 This general decline in health is not seen everywhere, most likely due to site- specific processes. Several studies have demonstrated that in certain situations, health did not change, or improved (e.g., Jackes, et al., 1997; Keita and Boyce, 2001; Donnett and Tayles, 2007), or that while some regional groups experienced change, others did not

(e.g., Douglas and Pietrusewsky, 2007). Many of the sites with evidence of increasing health and sedentism are in Asia, and it is believed that the reliance on rice maybe the reason that a different patter has been noted from North America, where plant consumption was primarily maize. Rice is low-fat with high protein uptake (Donnett and

Tayles, 2007) and does not contain as much sucrose as corn does (Shelton and Lee,

2000). Barley (found in southwest Asia, including the Levant) has about the same levels of sugars in general as corn, although it contains more glucose and less sucrose (Shelton and Lee, 2000). Hillson (2008:313) noted, however, that there is no real difference in

“cariogenicity among fructose, glucose, lactose, and sucrose.” He also noted that milk may offer some protection against caries rates, which could be a reason that dental health decreases in the New World (with no real milk-producing mammals) more severely than in the Old World.

However, this complex view on health changes may also reflect the idea that while subsistence groups are often though of dichotomously as “foraging” and

“agrarian,” there have been many groups throughout history that were transitional between these patterns. Indeed, in the Dead Sea plain in the Middle Bronze Age, Berelov

(2006) has argued that conflicting archaeological indicators of being settled and pastoral may indicate that the people were both. Smith and Horwitz (1998:216) refer to plant and

29 animal domestication in the Levant as a “prolonged and staggered process.” This suggests that the continuum from mobile to sedentary, as well as foraging to farming, nd rural to urban, may offer conflicting archaeological and biological evidence, which is not necessarily contradictory to earlier studies regarding subsistence patterns and skeletal

health.

Bioarchaeology of the Southern Levant

The applicability of mortuary studies in the Near East in general, and the southern

Levant specifically, is extensive, as this region has seen intentional burials dating back to

the Middle Paleolithic (Nadel 1995). Historically, mortuary studies in the Near East have

focused on tomb typology and description, with little to no emphasis on death, burial

ritual, or the interred themselves (Bright 1995). Despite “being comparatively slow” in

adopting new theoretical approaches, studies in the region are now beginning to focus on

burial ritual, religion, social stratification, and identity (Campbell and Green 1995:x). The

lack of theoretical application to mortuary analysis in the Near East can at least partially

be attributed to the fact that traditionally, archaeologists have not been interested in the

tombs for their anthropological nature, but for their use as typologies (Hallote 1995, Ilan

2002). However, there are several recent studies in the Near East that reflect current

themes in mortuary analysis, including looking not only for social stratification, but also

for community identity and ethnicity (e.g., Byrd and Monahan 1995, Meskell 1999,

Richards 1999, Rothman and Peasnall 2000, Porter 2002).

The study of skeletons is absolutely essential to fully understand the social and

cultural components of mortuary practices and patterns. The complex interplay between

30 human biology and environment is mediated by culture. Therefore, many of the

‘biological’ records on the skeleton are strongly influenced by social and cultural

practices. In addition, these biocultural indicators are on the bodies of the deceased

themselves. Therefore, while there are criticisms that the burial itself reflects acts of the

living (not the intention of the deceased necessarily), the body is the deceased. The

skeleton is the record of the individual’s life, while the mortuary practice is the record of

his or her death. Integrating information on mortuary practices with the skeletal material

offers a more holistic picture of death as well as life. Skeletal studies offer insight into

many areas including demography, social organization, subsistence strategy, nutrition,

kinship, daily activity, violence and disease. The following section will review the study

of human biology in archaeological, mortuary contexts in the southern Levant from the

Neolithic through the focus of this study, the Early Bronze Age.

Neolithic (8,300 – 5,500 BC)

The Neolithic is marked by one of the major transitions in biocultural history – the advent of agriculture. Therefore, the Neolithic has been of particular

bioarchaeological interest. People in the preceding Natufian period (10,500 – 8,300 BC) were foragers, primarily hunting gazelles and gathering cereals (Eshed et al., 2006).

Despite the general trend of increased dental pathology in agricultural communities compared to foraging groups, Eshed and colleagues (2006) found no difference between

Natufian and Neolithic groups in the Levant with respect to dental caries, antemortem tooth loss, or periapical lesions. Dental wear was significantly greater in the earlier

Natufian period, however (Eshed et al., 2006). These results are not necessarily

31 contradictory, as the shift to agricultural communities were gradual, with many Neolithic

groups still utilizing wild plants and animals (Bar-Yosef et al., 1991; Eshed et al., 2006).

Demographic shifts were more profound than changes in dental disease between the Natufian and Neolithic. Eshed and colleagues (2004a) examined age-at-death of skeletons from both time periods in northern Israel to assess changes in mortality profiles.

They found that overall life expectancy increased slightly in the Neolithic, although women and men experienced this change differently. While Natufian females had a higher mean age-at-death than their male counterparts, Neolithic women were found to have a lower mean age-at-death than Neolithic men. It was argued that this may have been the result of greater reproductive stress and higher fertility among women after the shift to agriculture (Eshed et al., 2004a), although it should be noted that the presence of

greater numbers of subadults has been identified as a reflection of fertility and not

mortality (Sattenspiel and Harpending, 1983; Buikstra, et al., 1986).

Musculoskeletal stress markers (MSM) also changed after the introduction of

agriculture. Eshed and colleagues (2004b) found significantly stronger MSM on the

upper limbs of Neolithic individuals than they did in Natufians from northern Israel. This

was true for both males and females, suggesting that workloads increased for both sexes.

In general, males had more pronounced muscle markings than females, regardless of time

period. When females had higher scores, they were in the forearm, and may be related to

food processing (e.g., pounding or grinding grains) (Eshed et al., 2004b). Arensburg and

colleagues (1978) also described skeletons recovered from Abu Gosh, a Neolithic site, as

being quite robust, with pronounced muscle markings. Peterson (1997) also found that

32 muscle markers became more prominent in the Neolithic, and that the differences seen

between males and females in the preceding Natufian nearly disappeared. She argued

that this was due to decreasing asymmetry in the males, related to increased emphasis on

agricultural activities, as opposed to hunting which promoted laterality of muscle

development (Peterson, 1997).

Some infants have been found buried in jars (Bar-Gal and Smith, 2001),

suggesting differential burial for certain infants in this age category. In addition, these

jars were placed under house floors, separate from other subadults and adults (Bar-Gal

and Smith, 2001). Ages of these children at Tel Te’o range from 8 months in utero to

three months old. This may represent a shift in group membership from the earlier time

period, when all ages were buried similarly.

The Neolithic is also notable for the presence of plastered skulls. These were

skulls that were separated from their respective bodies. Some were covered in plaster,

others in a clay mixed with ocher. Bonogofsky (2001) carried out a systematic study of

these skulls and determined that there were 61 plastered skulls from the Levantine area

dating to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (7200-6000 BC). Her study highlighted the

importance of examining skeletal remains in archaeological contexts by illustrating the

lack of evidence for the dominant interpretation of the skulls as belonging to elderly

males representing a patriarchal ancestor cult. In addition, it was widely accepted that the

individuals preparing the skulls had ritually removed (avulsed) the teeth in order to make

the skulls appear even older (Arensburg and Hershkovitz, 1988a, 1989; Goren, et al.,

2001; Bonogofsky, 2003). Utilizing standard osteological methods, Bonogofsky (2001)

33 determined that the skulls belonged to males, females and children. In addition,

computer tomography (CT) showed the presence of teeth in skulls where it had been

stated that there were none (Bonogofsky, 2001). Finally, sockets were examined for

signs of avulsion as opposed to typical postmortem loss (Bonogofsky, 2002), and most

skulls lacked any evidence of intentional removal of teeth.

Chalcolithic (5500 BC – 3500 BC)

This time period in the Levant witnessed agricultural intensification, particularly of olives, the increasing use of secondary products from domesticated animals, and greater investment in craft specialization and production (Rowan and Golden, 2009). Of particular interest to this study, one of the major innovations of the Chalcolithic was the cemetery (Rowan and Golden, 2009). In the Natufian and Neolithic, burials were located

within villages, and often within households. Cemeteries, distinct from the settlement,

were widespread in the Chalcolithic, although intramural burials were still found

(Kenyon, 1993; Rowan and Golden, 2009).

The first well-documented cemetery from this time period is found at Shiqmim, in

southern Israel (Rowan and Golden, 2009). The cemetery had numerous mortuary

structures (grave circles delineated with stones) and many burials were excavated (Levy,

et al., 1991). These graves typically contained multiple individuals, and were believed to

have been in use for several generations (Levy, et al., 1991). Only basic anthropological

data are available currently, although more detailed analyses are forthcoming (Faerman,

et al., in press). No infants were found in the tomb, and children over the age of two

34 seem to be underrepresented, comprising less than 15% of the skeletons (Levy, et al.,

1991). Although subadults are seemingly few in number, a young male 15-16 years of

age was identified as a potential victim of interpersonal violence (Dawson, et al., 2003).

His skull had evidence of three depressed fractures and radiating fractures without evidence of healing, suggesting that he died shortly after the attack (Dawson, et al.,

2003). The authors argued that this was evidence of violence and conflict during the

Chalcolithic (Dawson, et al., 2003). In addition to potential violent conflict, skeletons may have provided evidence of increasing craft specialization. Oakberg and colleagues

(2000) tested skeletons from four grave circles for presence of arsenic, an element related to copper smelting. They found that most skeletons appeared similar to modern-day bones from people with no arsenic exposure. Several skeletons from one grave circle, however, had significantly elevated levels of arsenic (Oakberg, et al., 2000).

A burial cave from Ma’avarot provided 58 individuals dating to the Chalcolithic period. These remains were fragmentary and commingled, but teeth preserved particularly well. Of 41 individuals with teeth, 26 (63.4%) had evidence of hypoplastic lesions of the enamel. There was a relatively high rate of Carabelli’s trait. It was effectively present on all observable first molars in 14 people, and suggested to the authors that the cave may have been a place of burial for a familial group (Agelarakis et al., 1998). However, this may be a common trait in the area. From 30 Neolithic skulls recovered at Abu Gosh, five first upper molars were identified. All five had Carabelli’s trait (Arensburg et al., 1978).

35 Smith and Horwitz (1998) argued that dental disease increased in the Chalcolithic

from the preceding Neolithic period. This was particularly manifested in greater

antemortem loss of the lower first molar. They also noted that nearly every individual in

this period was affected by enamel hypoplasia (Smith and Horwitz, 1998). In addition,

animals were becoming more important as use of secondary products increased. This

resulted in closer contact between humans and animals, and would have resulted in the increased likelihood of being exposed to some sort of pathogen (Smith and Horwitz,

1998).

Skulls with evidence of trephination have been identified in the southern Sinai region of Israel (Hershkovitz 1987) and at Azor (Arensburg and Hershkovitz 1988b) during this period. There is also evidence of intentional cranial deformation (Kurth and

Rohrer-Ertl 1981 cf. Arensburg and Hershkovitz 1988b).

Agamy and colleagues (2002) attempted to obtain DNA samples from 14 bone and tooth “specimens” from Wadi Maqoch (alt. Wadi Makkukh). They were successful in amplifying mtDNA sequences from one sample only. The sequence had no match in numerous mtDNA databases. There has been no further publication on this specimen, and this was only published as a conference abstract. However, Baca and Molak (2008) emphasized that this study should be encouraging to bioarchaeologists in the area, due to the known preservation issues of ancient DNA in skeletons from the Near East in general, and the southern Levant in particular.

There was a great deal of diversity in mortuary practices during the Chalcolithic

(Rowan and Golden, 2009). For example, although few subadults were identified at

36 Shiqmim, fewer than 40% of the 23 individuals at Nahal Qanah were adults (Hershkovitz

and Gopher, 1996). The ratio of subadults to adults at Chalcolithic sites may relate to

mortuary pattern. Rowan and Golden (2009) suggested that secondary burial practices

yielded few infants and children, while primary burials contained more subadults (e.g.,

Zagerson and Smith, 2002). Joffe (2003) argued that these differences, along with others, did not represent ranked social stratification, but local mortuary traditions.

Early Bronze Age

Burials in the Early Bronze Age differed from the preceding Chalcolithic. One of the most striking differences was the inclusion of large numbers of grave goods in EBA burials. Joffe (2003:58) argued that this represented “the development of a strong link between elites, craft production, and consumption.” He argued that individuals in this period began burying people differently in order to reflect social status, although burials were ordered by family group also (Joffe, 2003).

There are numerous reports that contain information on skeletal remains from this period in the southern Levant. They are typically located as appendices to site reports, or

short sections within preliminary excavation reports. The following represent several

Early Bronze Age sites from the southern Levant where burials have been identified.

They all have at least brief mention of skeletons, but overall highlight the uniqueness of

Bab edh-Dhra’ with its large cemeteries.

Sites in the Southern Ghor. Numeira is located 13 km south of Bab edh-Dhra’ along

Wadi Numeira, and dates to Early Bronze III (Rast 1981:35). No cemetery has been

37 found associated with Numeira. The only human skeletons found at the site belong to two adult men that seem to have died violently when the city was destroyed at the end of EB

III (Coogan, 1984). Both es-Safi and Feifa had EB I and EB IV cemeteries. The cemetery at Feifa is approximately as large as the one at Bab edh-Dhra’ (Rast and

Schaub, 1974; Steele, 1990). The tombs at es-Safi and Feifa were primarily cist-tombs,

“cut from the surface and lined with stones, with one end being rounded” (Rast and

Schaub, 1974).

A single tomb was discovered at Khanazir, similar to the graves found at es-Safi and

Feifa but somewhat unique (Rast and Schaub, 1974). All five towns were occupied in EB

II – III, but only Bab edh-Dhra’ had charnel houses dating to this period. It should be noted, however, that the date assigned to Feifa was based on looted material pulled from a small sample of graves, and contains pottery that “appears in late Early Bronze IA at

Bab edh-Dhra, and is more common in Early Bronze IB and later” (Rast and Schaub,

1974).

Ader. This site is located approximately 7 km northeast of Kerak (Kochavi, 1993).

An EBIV shaft tomb has been identified at this site (Kochavi, 1993:36). No osteological report has been identified.

Afula. Located in the western Jezreel valley, 19 graves have been identified with the site of Afula (Dothan, 1993). Of those 19, two have been dated to the Early Bronze III period (Dothan, 1993). However, no clear building remains have been found dating to the same time period (Dothan, 1993), and there is no published report on any skeletons associated with the graves.

38 Ai. Ai is located in the highlands of Palestine, east of Bethel. Cave tombs dating to

the EB IB have been identified on the northeast slopes of the tell (Callaway, 1993).

Although the site was occupied from EB IB – EB IIIB (3310 BC – 2400 BC), no tombs

have been identified from the later periods (Callaway, 1993).

Arad. Arad is a major Early Bronze II town west of Bab edh-Dhra’, in modern-day

Israel (across the Dead Sea). The city had a city wall 1176 meters long, gates, towers,

streets and open spaces, public and domestic quarters (including a palace and water

reservoirs), a standard architectural style (the broadroom house), and public granaries

(Amiran and Ilan, 1996). The site was abandoned after EB II and was not reoccupied

(Amiran and Ilan, 1996). There has been no identification of a cemetery for this large, well-preserved site, although one skeleton was discovered close to the city wall in a pit dug into a floor (Amiran, 1978). The water reservoirs collected water at the lowest part of the hill on which the town was located, and the walled city probably held around 2000-

3000 people, who were cultivating cereals and legumes (Amiran and Flohn, 1996).

Although the EB IB stratum of the site was a much smaller, unfortified village, a single

burial cave has been located containing 11 skeletons (Amiran and Ilan, 1993). One of the

EB IB skulls shows evidence of trephination, and may be one of the earliest cases in the

region (Amiran and Ilan, 1993).

Azor. Two burial caves dating to the Early Bronze I were discovered ½ km south of

Azor (Ben-Tor, 1975). The caves are part of a large cemetery at Azor, with most other

tombs dating to Middle Bronze Age I, Late Bronze Age, and Iron Age (Ben-Tor, 1975).

These caves were dug into a hill located nearby and was accessed via hewn steps leading

39 down into them (Ben-Tor, 1993). They are particularly interesting because they each have three levels of mortuary use; human remains, however, were found only in the lowest layer (Ben-Tor, 1993). There were an estimated 200 men, women and children in the caves, and they are all secondary burials (Ben-Tor, 1993). This large number of individuals was quite different from the maximum of ten individuals present in Bab edh-

Dhra’ EB I shaft tombs, suggesting that local burial customs may have varied greatly.

There was also evidence of cremation in one of the tombs (Ben-Tor, 1993). A larger pattern of burned bone is seen in this time period, although there is no consensus as to whether it represents formal cremation, accidental burning, or something in between the two. Ben-Tor (1993) has suggested that the pattern of return to the caves to present funerary offerings suggests a continued use and reverence for the ancestors by the inhabitants of Azor. In addition, several skeletons were identified as being “African” based on typological analysis, supporting a model of interaction between Egypt and the southern Levant in EBI (Ben-Tor, 1981).

Khirbet Kerak (Beth Yerah). A rich burial dating to the second half of EB II (Mazar et al., 1973) was found by accident during construction approximately 1.25 km from the archaeological site of Khirbet Kerak (also called Beth Yerah), near the Galilee in northern Israel (Mazar, 1993). No cemeteries have been found in association with the site itself, although it was occupied during all phases of the Early Bronze period, including fortifications and a possible public granary in EB III (Hestrin, 1993). The tomb, located near Kibbutz Kinneret, may be associated with the Early Bronze site, as it was not found in association with any other settlement (Mazar, 1993). Burned human

40 remains were found in the tomb, and it is believed that they were burned before transport to the tomb (Mazar, 1993). There were 50 intact vessels in the tomb, along with numerous sherds, over 300 beads made of gold, ruby, faience, copper, crystal, jasper, quartz and mother of pearl, ornamental bone plaques, a limestone pestle, and a round plaque of beaten gold (Mazar, 1993).

Kibbutz Hazorea. Bronze Age tombs have been identified at Kibbutz Hazorea, approximately 12 miles north of Megiddo (Meyerhof, 1989:iii). Eighteen tombs dating to the Middle Bronze Age have been discovered, although one of the tombs also has an

Early Bronze Age component (Meyerhof, 1989). There are two layers, both of which are believed to date to the EB I (Meyerhof, 1989). While secondary burial is present, similar to Bab edh-Dhra’, there are differences in the burial practices. At Hazorea, boxes made of pebbles and undressed stones contained the remains of secondary burials, with skulls placed on top of the long bones inside the boxes (Meyerhof, 1989). These burials were accompanied by “handsome vessels”, carnelian beads, stone beads, copper beads and earrings, and mother of pearl head ornaments (Meyerhof, 1989). Between the EB I layers in the tomb and the Middle Bronze layers, there were several EB II sherds found, although they are thought to be intrusive and have no other context (Meyerhof, 1989).

The only human remains left in the EB I layer were teeth and small fragments of bone

(Arensburg and Yakar, 1989). An estimated 137-166 adults and 26 subadults were most likely interred in the tomb during the Early Bronze Age (Arensburg and Yakar, 1989).

Jericho. Jericho is the one site that contains numerous tombs dating to all of the periods of the Early Bronze Age (Kenyon, 1993). They are similar to Bab edh-Dhra’, as

41 they are large tombs with numerous, commingled burials (Kenyon, 1993). Kenyon (1979) estimates that there 20 or so interments within EBI tombs (larger than those buried in EBI tombs at Bab edh-Dhra’), and 50 or 100 in EBII-III tombs (similar to the numbers found in EBII-III burials at Bab edh-Dhra’). The tombs are rock-cut, however (Kenyon, 1993), while Bab edh-Dhra’ has shaft tombs or mudbrick charnel houses. There are typically large numbers of skull stacked on one or more sides of the tombs, and there are usually not enough long bones present to account for one entire individual being interred with their skull and postcrania together (Kenyon, 1979).

Khirbet Iskander. Khirbet Iskander is located 24 km south of Medaba along Wadi et-Wala in Jordan (Richard, 1993). One EB I tomb has been identified at the site, and hundreds of EB IV tombs have been located hewn into the mountainside next to the site

(Richard, 1993). They have been noted as having similarities to tombs A51 and A54 at

Bab edh-Dhra’ (Richard, 1993). All of the tombs are round shaft-tombs with a single chamber containing secondary burials (Richard, 1993). Although many other sites are mysteriously missing cemeteries, Khirbet Iskander has no settlement identified dating to the EB II – III period (Richard, 1993), and so it is no mystery that there have been no tombs found that date to the same period.

Nabi Saleh. Nabi Saleh was a site located in the Sinai, in the southern portion of modern-day Egypt (Beit-Arieh, 1981). The settlement had associated tombs, where both sexes and juveniles were buried together (Beit-Arieh, 1981). This may have reflected a familial structure of the tomb (Beit-Arieh, 1981). Beit-Arieh (1981) argued that the

42 pattern of settlement seen in the Sinai and the Negev, along with evidence of familial burial, came from a common cultural identity, potentially a single ethnic group.

Ramat Hanadiv. A burial field of approximately 40 tumuli has been identified along a seasonal streambed at Ramat Hanadiv in the Carmel region of northern modern-day

Israel (Greenberg, 2000). All of the tombs are east-west oriented and circle-shaped with an often-rectangular central cist lined by large fieldstones (Greenberg, 2000). While little human skeletal material was found, Greenberg (2000) suggested that there was primary interment of humans in the cists, most likely during the Early Bronze II – III period

(Greenberg, 2000; Smith, 2000). Greenberg (2000) hypothesized that these burials were those of semi-sedentary pastoralists, present at Ramat Hanadiv during the summer season. As at Bab edh-Dhra’, no settlement site has been identified near the burial site

(Greenberg, 2000). However, there was also a suggestion that these tombs represented a potential set of elites from a stratified semi-sedentary group (Greenberg, 2000; Smith,

2000).

Tell el-Farah (North). El-Farah (north) is located 11 km NE of Nablus in the

Palestinian Authority. Several EB I cemeteries have been identified, and 17 tombs, hewn out of soft chalk, have been excavated (de Miroschedji, 1993). It has been proposed that the “numerous burials suggest that, in the second half of the fourth millennium, an increasingly large number of pastoral nomads had begun to settle in this area” (de

Miroschedji, 1993). This follows a similar pattern to Bab edh-Dhra’, as do the fortifications and urban nature of the EB II settlement at the site (de Miroschedji. 1993).

However, no cemeteries have been located for the EB II period, although several of the

43 EB I tombs appear to have been reused in the later period (de Miroschedji, 1993). Also

differing from Bab edh-Dhra, the EB I tombs have evidence of holding many individuals,

and the largest tomb measures 8 m x 6.5 m, and 2 m high (de Miroschedji 1993).

Tel Te’o. At Tel Te’o, on the western edge of the Hula Valley in northern modern- day Israel, three infants have been found buried in jars dating to the Early Bronze Age

(Bar-Gal and Smith, 2001). Another infant dated to the Chalcolithic, and six others were

associated with the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (Smith, et al., 1999). Of the ten, nine were

sampled for DNA analysis, and five of those had amplifiable DNA (Smith, et al., 1999).

All five were male. They noted that the sample size was too small to draw any

conclusions, but the implication was that DNA testing of more samples could offer a new

way to assess differences in sex (and, presumably, gender) in ancient groups (Smith, et

al., 1999).

Tomb Cave 134. This tomb, located within the Beth Shean Valley in modern-day

Israel, contained at least 22 individuals. The tomb was different than EBIA or EBIB

tombs at Bab edh-Dhra’, as it was an above-ground cave that contained a rectangular

platform upon which sat human remains and ceramics (Amiran et al., 1986). The cave

was round, which is similar in form to the shaft tombs and above-ground EBIA charnel houses at Bab edh-Dhra’.

Despite the presence of tombs from EBI and EBIV, the lack of cemeteries in

EBII-III has resulted in a paucity of skeletal information from the Early Bronze Age. In a

recent synthetic article on the presence of children at sites in the southern Levant,

Faerman and Smith (2008), discussion of the Early Bronze Age is noticeably absent,

44 except for the three infants possibly dating to EBI from Tel Te’o. Indeed, their major

comparative table contains information from the Natufian, Neolithic, Chalcolithic,

Middle Bronze Age, Iron Age, Hellenistic period, Roman period, Byzantine period and

the Ottoman period (Faerman and Smith, 2008:214). There is no information for any

subperiod of the Early Bronze Age.

Bab edh-Dhra’ has contributed perhaps the largest body of scholarship on Early

Bronze Age skeletal remains. Studies included Bentley’s (1987) examination of

relatedness among the shaft tomb chambers of EBIA, Peterson’s (1994) study of

musculoskeletal stress markers from the Neolithic through EBIA, and Ortner and

Frohlich’s (2008) comprehensive study of the EBIA shaft tomb skeletons. Each of these

studies contributed to a better understanding of the social changes occurring at Bab edh-

Dhra’ by studying the remains of the people themselves.

Bentley (1987) addressed the question of genetic relatedness among the EBIA

shaft tombs and their chambers. She analyzed dental morphological traits, which are

largely genetically controlled (Scott and Turner, 1997). Bentley (1987) proposed that

family units most likely occupied the chambers of each shaft tomb based on clusters of

relatively high (or low) frequencies of traits, supporting the hypothesis that these tombs

represented relationships between the living and their ancestors. This was in turn

interpreted to indicate the importance of kinship to the group, which indicated a

sedentary, corporate-based group establishing ties to and ownership over the land

wherein their ancestors were buried (Bentley, 1987).

45 Peterson (2002) used musculoskeletal stress markers in order to assess changes in

daily activities, particularly gendered activities, from the Natufian through the Early

Bronze Age. As noted above in the section on the “Neolithic,” Peterson found that

muscle markings became more prominent from the Natufian into the Neolithic. In

addition, asymmetry decreased, as did differences between males and females. At EBIA

Bab edh-Dhra’, she found that female MSM scores exceeded those for males at many

insertion sites (Peterson, 1994, 1997, 2002). She stated that the scores for females may

have reflected patterns of “daily farm life”, although specific activities could not be identified (Peterson, 1997:52). Again, the skeletons suggested that the people of EBIA

Bab edh-Dhra’ were potentially more sedentary, or at least more intensively involved in agriculture, than proposed by the excavators of the site.

Finally, the recent publication of The Early Bronze Age I tombs of Bab edh-

Dhra’, Jordan by Ortner and Frohlich (2008) provided a wealth of knowledge on each tomb chamber of each shaft tomb excavated between 1977 and 1981. The authors were able to reconstruct individuals from the piles of bones within the chambers to provide a discussion of the demography and health of the EBIA and EBIB groups. They found that many of the EBIA shaft tombs contained neonates, infants, and subadults. Indeed, nearly

60% of the collection is subadult. Overall, fetal and infant remains represent about 28% of all individuals (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008).

The EBIA inhabitants had evidence of tuberculosis, brucellosis, rickets, scurvy, trauma (including nine depression fractures in the skull), osteoporosis, cribra orbitalia, and several congenital abnormalities (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). There was one skull

46 with evidence of scalping, although it was not known whether this was accidental or intentional (Ortner and Ribas, 1997). The lack of other skulls with evidence of scalping suggested that it may have been accidental (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008).

The most prevalent pathological indicators were metabolic disorders, and cases of osteoporosis were associated with starvation (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). Further, 87% of the individuals exhibited at least one hypoplastic defect (Bentley and Perry, 2008).

Relatively high rates of malnutrition and metabolic disturbances may have resulted from an unstable food strategy, which could have pushed people in EBIB to seek new subsistence strategies and settlement patterns.

Interestingly, Ortner and Frohlich (2008) found very few infants or children from G1, an EBIB round charnel house, containing at least 115 individuals. This charnel house was excavated in 1977. Estimates indicated that at least 74 adults (aged 18 or older) and

41 (35.7%) subadults were buried in G1. Most of these bones were burned, and counts of right and left sides for the same bone type did not often match (Ortner and Frohlich,

2008). This side difference was most likely the result of secondary burial, with incomplete recovery of the primary burial (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). The people buried in the G1 charnel house had no evidence of tuberculosis or brucellosis on their vertebrae, despite its presence in the earlier time period (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008).

This, in combination with the overall robusticity of their bones, led Ortner and Frohlich

(2008) to conclude that they were probably healthier than their EBIA counterparts.

Statement of Hypotheses

Building on the foregoing discussion, this study addresses three key hypotheses that relate to bigger questions regarding possible changes in diet, daily activity, and

biological relatedness throughout the Early Bronze Age.

Hypothesis I: Dental health changed with the increasing reliance on agricultural

and orchard crops. Dental caries and antemortem tooth loss increased, while dental

wear decreased.

There is abundant archaeological evidence that EBII-III people relied more

heavily on agriculture, and began to invest more heavily in orchard crops, such as olives

and grapes (Philip, 2003). This would have reduced the need to use wild resources. In general, across the southern Levant, the Early Bronze Age witnesses the introduction of new dams, the ox-drawn plow, new irrigation structures and an investment in olives and grapes (Phlip, 2003). Olive trees, in particular, require a great deal of time and maintenance that may indicate changing ideas about land use and ownership during this period (Philip, 2003). Increased use of grains and fruits typically results in an increase in dental pathological indicators, such as carious lesions and antemortem tooth loss (Kelley et al., 1991; Larsen et al., 1991; Hillson, 1997; Larsen, 1997; Nelson et al., 1999; Cucina and Tiesler, 2003; Eshed et al., 2006; Bernal et al., 2007).

Dental caries is a disease process wherein bacteria convert carbohydrates to acid, which subsequently destroys dental hard tissues (Larsen, 1997). This is often due to the conversion of carbohydrates to acid by bacteria. The sugar in grains, particularly maize,

48 as well as in fruits, such as figs or raisins, is most easily converted by these microorganisms. While these indicators increase in prevalence, there is a corresponding trend of decreasing dental wear. Agricultural products and fruits, particularly once processed, are softer and less abrasive than foods from a more varied diet (e.g., Eshed et al., 2006; Alfonso et al., 2007; and see Hillson, 1997).

Paleobotanical remains indicate increased reliance on grains, and the development of orchards in EBII-III. While some have suggested that the presence of olives or grapes indicates trade in olive oil and wine with Egypt, Bab edh-Dhra’ is quite peripheral to the sphere of Egyptian influence, and has a highly localized ceramic sequence (Philip, 2001;

Rast and Schaub, 2003). The presence of these crops more likely indicates that people at the site were consuming these items directly (Genz, 2003). Therefore, it is hypothesized that barley, wheat, grapes, olives would have been processed into soft, cariogenic foodstuffs that resulted in dental health changes for the people in the EBII-III town.

Specifically, it is hypothesized that rates of carious lesions and antemortem tooth loss will increase, while dental wear will decrease.

Hypothesis II: Daily activity patterns changed with increasing sedentism and changing agricultural practices, as evidenced by increasing levels of degenerative joint disease and articular modifications. Specifically, degenerative joint disease and joint articular modification would have increased with more repetitive activity in EBII-III.

While the EBIA people of Bab edh-Dhra’ were clearly involved in the construction of shaft tombs and unique ceramics, they left no trace of other laborious

49 tasks. Building and maintaining a large, fortified town wall, as well as communal structures within that space would have required a significant labor force. Constructing

homes on the terrace next to the wadi, as well as the irrigation systems within the wadi would have required a number of people engaged in strenuous activity. Finally, planting and harvesting crops, including orchard crops, and then processing that food, again would require significant time and investment of human labor. These types of activities can result in damage to the skeleton, particularly at the joints. This articular modification has been examined to show change in subsistence and activity in numerous bioarchaeological studies (Bridges, 1991, 1992; Peterson, 2002). It is hypothesized that the EBII-III townpeople were engaged in more repetitive, time-consuming activities than the more mobile EBIA tomb builders. It is, therefore, predicted that the later town dwellers will

have higher incidences of degenerative joint disease and joint modifications.

Hypothesis III: The individuals buried in Charnel House A22 were not new

immigrants to the area, nor were they biologically distinct from the EBIA

inhabitants.

There are two basic arguments for the identity of the individuals moving into

Early Bronze cities: a) the Early Bronze II-III urbanites were immigrants to the area

(Lapp, 1970; Mazar, 1990); or b) the cities were built by descendents of the Early Bronze

I people from the same area (Schaub, 1981; Mazar, 1990; Gophna, 1995; Smith, 1995). If there was decreasing health, an increased disease load, and an increase in mortality during the Early Bronze II-III, it cannot be assumed that this was due to an influx of immigrants bringing a distinct lifestyle with them. Rather, these differences may

50 represent adaptations to the changing ecological and socio-political environments by the

people already living in the region.

Cranial non-metric traits have been used successfully in bioarchaeological

investigations of genetic relatedness (Prowse and Lovell, 1995; Mizoguchi and Dodo,

2001; Buzon, 2004; Sutter and Mertz, 2004). Cranial non-metric variation represents

phenotypic variation that can be examined in order to estimate genetic variation and

relatedness. These variants were shown to be highly heritable in rhesus monkeys with

known lineages (Cheverud and Buikstra, 1981a, b, 1982). It is hypothesized that the

people from EBIA and EBII-III will show similar patterns of frequencies for a large suite of cranial non-metric traits, indicating that they were more closely related to each other than they were to other groups. They will be compared to groups from Egypt and

Mesopotamia, in particular, as these are the groups believed to have the most influence in the region.

Chapter 3: Materials and Methods

This chapter outlines the nature of the skeletons that were examined, as well as

the methodologies employed, in order to test the hypotheses presented in Chapter 2.

First, I provide a description of both EBIA and EBII-III samples, as well as their context

at Bab edh-Dhra’. Next, I outline the specific methodological approaches used to analyze

those bones, followed by a description of the statistics employed to test the hypotheses.

Materials Early Bronze IA

The Early Bronze IA cemetery was comprised of thousands of shaft tombs

(Ortner and Frohlich, 2007), specifically estimated to number 2,856 (Ortner and Frohlich,

2008). The tombs were positioned approximately five to six meters apart, suggesting that

the tomb builders had planned out the cemetery, or at least knew where other tombs were located during construction (Rast and Schaub, 1980). However, there were a number of tomb chambers that cut into others (Schaub, 1981). This has been used as evidence that

the EBIA people were nomadic, or at least living some distance from the cemetery. It has been suggested that people were periodically returning to the area from wherever they

were living, and that they did not have exact knowledge of where earlier tombs were

52 located (Schaub, 1981). All burials were secondary, although it is unknown where the

primary burial site was located (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008).

The tombs were primarily cut into marl, a relatively soft rock that was an ancient lakebed (Rast, 1995), although several were cut into other types of deposits (Ortner and

Frohlich, 2008). The shafts were circular, approximately 1.20 – 1.30 meters in diameter,

and between one and three meters in depth [Figures 2.4 and 2.5] (Rast and Schaub, 1980;

Ortner and Frohlich, 2007). The differences in depth were probably related to how much

marl was present, as it is both softer and more stable than other depositional layers

(Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). There were one to five chambers in each tomb holding

between one and 37 burials (Ortner and Frohlich, 2007). There was a very consistent

mortuary vocabulary during the EBIA in the shaft tombs. The most common

arrangement was a pile of disarticulated remains in the center of the tomb or just to the

left of the door, often sitting on top of a reed mat. Skulls were lined up to the left of the

bone pile. Other material culture, such as ceramics, was placed to the right of the bone

pile or around the circumference of the tomb.

Interpretations on the nature of the EB I shaft tombs are both ecological and social

in nature. The presence of multiple chambers in the tomb may have been due to an

attempt to save time and labor, or they may be indicative of familial burials (Schaub,

1981a). Indeed, the skeletal material provided several clues on this subject. Although

kinship is a social construct, and not a biological construct, the presence of closely related

individuals in the chambers suggested they were biological family interments (Bentley,

1987, 1991). As discussed in the preceding chapter, Bentley examined dental

53 morphological traits, presumed to be strongly genetically controlled, in order to assess the

relative relatedness among individuals within tomb chambers. She found that certain

traits, such as the strong expression of Carabelli’s cusp, clustered within particular tombs

(Bentley, 1987).

Although multiple chambers may have been used in an effort to conserve time

and energy, Ortner (1981) proposed that it would take approximately 15 man-days to

create the standard 4-chamber shaft tomb. He postulated that an average of 225 bodies would need to be buried in one year, requiring the construction of 19 new tombs annually

(Ortner. 1981), resulting in 285 man days of activity per year being dedicated to tomb construction

Early Bronze IA skeletons were excavated in 1977, 1979, and 1981 by Donald

Ortner and Bruno Frohlich as part of the Expedition to the Dead Sea Plain (EDSP) organized by Thomas Schaub and Walter Rast (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). All human skeletons were consolidated with a solution of 10% polyvinyl acetate (PVA-AYAT) and acetone or alcohol because of their fragility. In 1977 and 1979, bones were immersed in

PVA, but some (such as mandibles) showed signs of deformation afterwards. Therefore,

PVA was applied with a brush in 1981 (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008).

EBIA skeletons are currently housed at the National Museum of Natural History at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. The bones were fragmentary and commingled, but many of the skeletons were reconstructed into individuals by anthropologists at the National Museum of Natural History. Ortner and Frohlich (2008) reported that the average number of burials per tomb chamber was nine. There were very

54 few skeletons that near completion, and none that have every bone accounted for.

Because both sexes and people of varying ages were interred in the tombs, it was often possible to associate bones that came from one individual. Early Bronze IA was represented by 578 individuals from 26 shaft tombs. There are 268 (46.3%) individuals over the age of 12 in the shaft tombs as recorded by Ortner and Frohlich (2008).

EBIA shaft tombs contained a large number of artifacts, including clay pots,

basalt bowls, beads, shell bracelets, clay figurines, straw mats, textiles, wood objects, and

mace heads (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008). Men, women, and children were found

throughout the EBIA shaft tombs (Chesson, 2001). In general, most artifacts were found

throughout numerous tombs. However, there were some patterns. Certain tombs, such as

A79, had higher concentrations of artifacts than others (Chesson, 2001). Overall, the

group may have been asserting identity by burying everyone in a similar pattern

(Chesson, 2001).

Early Bronze II-III

There was a change in burial type from EBIA to EBIB. During EBIB, the above-

ground charnel house was developed. It was circular and made of mudbrick. Then, there

was another shift in mortuary practices at the beginning of EBII-III. The town

inhabitants were buried in above-ground rectangular mudbrick structures, reminiscent of

the EBII broadroom (domestic architecture common in EBII) (Bloch-Smith, 2003)

(Figure 2.6). The progression from round tombs to charnel houses that reflect the shape and style of an actual broadroom house is suggestive of a group’s living pattern influencing their pattern of death. However, Schaub (1981) also suggests that the above-

55 ground charnel houses may have been constructed as a result of having already exploited all of the softer, marl areas. While there is strong symbolism in the homes of the dead mirroring the homes of the living, there may also be a rational/economic component to building a new type of structure (i.e., funerary monument) with an “old” technology (i.e., mudbricks).

The Early Bronze II-III cemetery is represented here by Charnel House A22

(Figure 2.6). This was the largest charnel house excavated, measuring 15.50 x 7.80 meters (Rast and Schaub, 1980). The charnel house is rectangular, with the long sides oriented to the north and south. The doorway is located on the northern face of the tomb.

There is a wall inside the tomb running from the north to south from the doorway to the back of the tomb. Its function is unknown, although there is evidence that it was constructed some time after the tomb itself, and may divide the structure chronologically

(Rast and Schaub, 1980). The tomb had a floor of small pebbles, and most likely a roof made of wood beams (Rast and Schaub, 1980). There is extensive burning, suggesting that the tomb was destroyed by fire (Rast and Schaub, 1980).

Charnel House A22 was the largest rectangular charnel house, and only one of two from EBII-III excavated by the EDSP in 1979. Based on it size (120.9 m2), as well as rich repository of artifacts, it was identified by Chesson (1999) as a “greater” charnel house. She divided the charnel houses at Bab edh-Dhra’ into two groups -- lesser and greater – reflective of discrepancies in size and grave good inclusion (Chesson, 1999).

Grave goods in A22 included faience, shell, stone, bone beads, carnelian beads, gold jewelry, metal weapons, a stone palette, and over 450 ceramic vessels (Chesson, 1999).

56 It may, therefore, house individuals of a relatively high social status (Saxe, 1970).

Chesson (1999) also argued that these charnel houses may have represented Houses

(based on the model of House Societies according to Lévi-Strauss), and legitimated ancestral ties and ownership over the area. Therefore, she put forth that the charnel houses probably housed kin groups composed of more than one extended family

(Chesson, 1999). Unfortunately, due to the roof collapse on skeletal remains from Lapp’s excavations (Schaub and Rast, 1989), biological information has been lost for nearly all of these charnel houses.

Excavation of Early Bronze II-III skeletons from A22 occurred in 1979, led by

Michael Finnegan, as part of the EDSP (Schaub and Rast, 1980; Ortner and Frohlich,

2008). The bones were housed at Kansas State University until December 2003 when they were transported to the University of Notre Dame. Once at Notre Dame, all skeletal remains were cleaned, sorted, and labeled. Indeed, one of the major contributions of this project has been the identification of these highly fragmented elements. The bones from

A22 are broken, commingled, and burned. With over 315 individuals buried within A22, only nine were found articulated. Six of those were placed in the structure after it was abandoned and burned, while the other three were found in the upper levels of the house, suggesting that they were among the last people deposited before its destruction (Rast and Schaub, 1980; Chesson, 1999). Their fragmentary, commingled nature may be one of the reasons that they sat unstudied for nearly 25 years. One of the major goals of this project is to show that there is still information that can be gained from these skeletons.

These represent the only remains from EBII-III in the southern Levant available for

57 study, and, therefore, the only opportunity to examine the height of the Early Bronze Age

from a biological standpoint.

The Early Bronze II-III sample contained a minimum number of 194 individuals

(61.4%) over the age of 12 from Charnel House A22 and 122 under the age of 12. The

MNI figures for EBII-III were derived from the mandible.

Methods

I collected data on a bone-by-bone basis, not by individual, for both collections.

This made the data comparable, as I could compare specific sides of specific bones. The

EBIA data were based on individual elements, and not on complete skeletons for most of the methodological tools that were employed. This was different from the individual approach that Ortner and Frohlich (2008) were able to take in examining the EBIA skeletons. For example, when estimating sex in EBIA, Ortner and Frohlich (2008) could

employ all of the skeletal elements associated with one burial. Due to the fragmentary, highly commingled nature of the EBII-III material, sex could often be recorded on only

one portion of one bone type (e.g., pubic symphysis of the os coxae). Therefore, I

recorded the EBIA data in exactly the same manner, thereby allowing a direct

comparison between EBIA and EBII-III. This reduces the “minimum number of individuals” for EBIA, because only element is being examined at any given time. For example, although the number of individuals buried was estimated by Ortner and

Frohlich (2008) to be 578, including 268 adults, many of the MNI estimates based on one skeletal element are drastically lower (Table 3.1). Table 3.1 illustrates the importance of collecting data in a similar fashion for both groups. Again, over 200 adults were

58 identified by Ortner and Frohlich (2008), although they clearly noted that these were not complete skeletons.

EBIA EBII-III Element Left Right Left Right Pubis 26 22 43 39 Temporal 49 66 148* 136* Frontal 61 69 151* 163* Frontal (midline) 81 151* 147* Hypoglossal Canal 38 37 107 117 Proximal Femur 48 41 71 81 Distal Femur (medial condyle) 26 27 65 64 Distal Femur (lateral condyle) 22 25 72 63 Talus 57 66 149* 150* First Metatarsal 41 47 80 96 Lower Canine (socket) 64 66 152 149 Upper Canine (socket) 55 60 189 173 Lower First Incisor (socket) 65 63 185 190 Upper First Incisor (socket) 57 56 185 166 Lower Second Incisor (socket) 65 65 194 194 Upper Second Incisor (socket) 58 60 188 170 Lower First Molar (socket) 68 73 219 212 Lower Second Molar (socket) 66 66 194 175 Lower Third Molar (socket) 50 53 109 113 Upper First Molar (socket) 55 67 148 126 Upper Second Molar (socket) 47 57 96 92 Upper Third Molar (socket) 37 42 65 45 Lower First Premolar (socket) 64 64 200 202 Lower Second Premolar (socket) 63 64 202 195 Upper First Premolar (socket) 55 61 184 173 Upper Second Premolar (socket) 52 59 167 153

Table 3.1. Minimum number of individual (MNI) estimates based on only one skeletal element for both time periods. All numbers are based on estimates of adults, unless noted with a “*,” which highlights the difficulty in identifying older children in highly fragmentary skeletal collections. All teeth MNI estimates are for individuals over the age of 12.

59 Sex and Age Indicators

General demographic information was collected for several reasons. First, it provided a baseline for understanding the biological composition of the skeletons in each time period. By sexing the skeletons, it was possible to reconstruct activities and behavior that differed by sex. This could then be extrapolated to identify gender-related activities.

Assessing age of the skeletons was important in order to make comparisons of degenerative and other pathological conditions between the time periods, as many of these afflictions increase with age.

In general, data were collected according to field standards (Buikstra and

Ubelaker, 1994). Although individual data can be obtained from the EBIA material, it cannot be obtained from the EBII-III remains. Therefore, males and females will be determined on an element-by-element basis, and sex profiles can be compared using different techniques.

Sex determination using the pubis (Phenice, 1969) has proven to be the most accurate method (Buikstra and Ubelaker, 1994; White, 2000). This method involves observing three features on the os pubis: ventral arc, subpubic concavity, and ischiopubic ramus ridge. The ventral arc is identified as a ridge of bone that runs across the ventral side of the pubis near the edge of the pubic symphyseal face, and when present is indicative of females (Phenice, 1969). The second feature, the subpubic concavity, is also related to females when present. Females have a concave ischiopubic ridge inferior to the face; males do not have the same concavity, but a wider ischiopubic ramus (Phenice,

1969). In addition to the concavity, females have an elevated ridge inferior to the

60 symphyseal face, while males lack this crestlike feature (Phenice, 1969). The pubis is a relatively fragile bone, however, and sample size will not be very large. Therefore, it was considered important to approach age profiles from a number of different methods.

Other features, such as the presence of a preauricular sulcus and sciatic notch size, will also be examined when present for corroboration (Buikstra and Ubelaker, 1994). In general, females are more likely to have a preauricular sulcus, which is an indentation inferior and somewhat anterior to the auricular surface of the os coxae, while males are less likely to have one (Buikstra and Ubelaker, 1994). The greater sciatic notch has a trend toward being wider in females and narrower in males (Bukstra and Ubelaker,

1994). EBIA os coxae were sexed first using only the pubic symphyses. They were then identified by using multiple features on the os coxae. This was usually not possible for the EBII-III collection, where most pubises were isolated, having broken off of both the ischium and the ilium.

The relative fragility of the os coxa proved challenging. Femoral heads, however, tend to be much more resistant to taphonomic processes. For EBII-III, many femora broke in the area of the neck, but that did not disturb the head itself. Therefore, there were numerous femoral heads that were also measured for sex estimation for both EBIA and EBII-III (Ubelaker, 1999). These measurements were compared to standard methods of identifying sex based on modern reference collections, as well as used to create a group-specific dichotomy in sex. Bass (1995) provides one of the standard measurements for identifying sex in femoral heads, based on a study by Pearson in 1917

61 on 17th-century Londoners. The vertical diameter of the head is considered female if it

measures less than 43.5 mm, and male if over 44.5 mm (Table A.1) (Bass, 1995).

In order to address any issue with using standard measurements derived from reference collections far removed from Bab edh-Dhra’, I also employed a relatively new technique by Albanese and colleagues (2005). This also added an additional line of evidence to the femoral heads, as they could not be compared to the os coxa, the cranium,

or even the other femur from the same individual.

Albanese and colleagues (2005) devised a metric approach to assess sex by

studying the Coimbra collection, a group of known age and sex from Portugal. This

method is quite simple, and was easily applied to the Bab edh-Dhra’ sample. One of the

major benefits of this approach is that it is sample-specific, and yet can be used on highly fragmented, commingled remains (Albanese, et al., 2005). A measurement is taken from

a joint (such as the distal humerus, or proximal femur) from as many individual elements of the same bone type as possible. The mean of the measurements is taken and is referred to as the “sectioning point.” Those bones that measure larger than the sectioning point are male; those that measure smaller are female. The method allows for some indeterminate individuals by considering those measurements within about 0.5 mm as

“unknown.” For example, if the mean of femoral heads is 44.33 mm, any measurement less than 44.00 mm would be identified as female, any measurement over 45.00 would be male, and anything between 44.00 mm and 45.00 mm would be classified as

“indeterminate.” This method was found to work in groups where the sample size was over 40 and the sex ratio was assumed to not be greater than 1.5:1 (although it was also

62 noted that accuracy was maintained in ratios up to 1.9:1) (Albanese, et al., 2005). This was used as another line of evidence to identify sex in EBII-III remains, where individuals could not be identified.

In addition, the sex of the crania was also determined by examining the rugosity of key morphological areas (Buikstra and Ubelaker, 1994). There were four cranial

features and one mandibular feature used to assess sex. They were scored on a five-point system: (1) female, (2) probable female, (3) indeterminate, (4) probable male, and (5)

male. First, the prominence of the nuchal crest was assessed. A more rugose muscle

attachment was scored as more male, while a smoother muscle attachment site was

female. Next, the mastoid process was assessed. A larger mastoid process was more

likely male, while a smaller process was more likely female. The supra-orbital margin

was also used. This was assessed by feeling the margin of the eye orbit just lateral to the

supraorbital foramen. A thinner, sharper margin was more likely to be female, while a

thicker, more rounded margin was associated with being male. Prominence of glabella

was also assessed. As with the other features, the more prominent that glabella was, the

stronger its association with being male. Finally, the prominence of the mental eminence

was used to assess sex with a larger mental eminence being associated with males and a

smaller chin with females.

Age will also be determined on individual elements. For adults, the primary bone

for determining age will again be the os coxa. The Suchey-Brooks method can be

employed with the pubic symphyses in the collection (Brooks and Suchey, 1990), as can

the Todd method (Todd, 1920). Both techniques examine the amount of degradation to

63 the pubic symphyseal face to determine an age category. Todd (1920) is based on ten

stages, ranging in ages from 18-50+. The scoring system and its associated ages come

from a reference collection of known-age and –sex individuals (now called the Hamann-

Todd collection, housed in Cleveland, OH). The Suchey-Brooks method was devised by

Brooks and Suchey (1990) and shifts the age ranges. It was created from autopsied

skeletons from Los Angeles, where age and sex were again known. The Suchey-Brooks

method gives ages from 17-40+. However, as with Todd (1920) it scores pubic

symphyseal faces according to stages, and not to age ranges. This is useful, because

while the ages themselves may be group-specific, the general stages can be used to compare age distributions among different collections.

Crania are aged based on the degree of cranial suture closure following Meindl and Lovejoy (1985) and Buikstra and Ubelaker (1994). The left side was used for each specific location to assess suture closure, unless it was damaged, in which case the right side was employed. A small section of suture was assessed according to specific points used by Meindl and Lovejoy (1985). The sutural areas were scored as: (0) open, (1) minimal closure, (2) significant closure, and (3) complete obliteration. These areas are located at midlambdoid, lambda, obelion, anterior sagittal, bregma, pterion, midcoronal, sphenofrontal, inferior sphenotemporal, and superior sphenotemporal. There are two

“systems”, or groups of these areas that are considered together. The “vault system” was a combination of the first seven sites (midlambdoid through midcoronal), while the

“lateral-anterior system” consisted of the last five sites (pterion through superior sphenotemporal). Although the lateral-anterior system is more accurate, the vault portion

64 is more often preserved (Meindl and Lovejoy, 1985). Scoring the vault is valuable for highly commingled remains, such as Bab edh-Dhra’. For each group (vault or lateral- anterior) the scores for each specific area were summed. These were then associated with a particular stage. Meindl and Lovejoy (1985) determined mean ages and ranges for each composite stage. However, as with the other aging techniques, the data can be compared by stage instead of placing a potentially group-specific age range onto each bone.

Subadult age categories can be identified on skeletal elements. Measurements of long bone diaphyses, as well as cranial bones (such as the basilar portion of the occipital) provide age categories for the subadult bones (Scheuer and Black, 2000). Again, overall ages for individuals cannot be identified, and so ages were assigned to individual elements where possible. In general, long bones were too damaged in EB II-III to provide accurate measurements. Therefore, the primary measurements used to identify the presence of subadults were from the basilar portion of the occipital, a bone that typically preserves well. This portion of the bone fuses to the rest of the occipital around six years of age, and has been shown to be useful to age prenatal skeletons, as well as children up to the age of six (Scheuer and MacLaughlin-Black, 1994). The measurements on the basilar portion taken were the sagittal length and the width. The sagittal length is defined as the least distance from the foramen magnum and the spheno- occipital synchondrosis (Buikstra and Ubelaker, 1994). The width is defined as the maximum distance taken at a 90 degree angle from the sagittal length (Buikstra and

Ubelaker, 1994), in line with the lateral tubercles (Fazekas and Kosa, 1978; Schaefer, et al., 2009). Then, comparing the measurements to Fazekas and Kosa (1978) and Scheuer

65 and MacLaughlin-Black (1994) permitted identification of fetuses and neonates, in particular. Other measurements taken were the femoral length, the width of the distal femur, ischium width and pubis length (Buikstra and Ubelaer, 1994). The ilium could not be used because of postmortem damage.

Dental Health

Dental health was assessed by examination of several dental pathological

indicators, including carious lesions, antemortem tooth loss, calculus, and dental wear.

Dental caries. Dental caries is a disease process wherein bacteria process

carbohydrates (particularly sugars) into acid, resulting in demineralization of the tooth

(Larsen, 1997). A number of factors affect the development of the disease, but a diet

high in carbohydrates (particularly sugar, or sugar combined with starch), has been

shown to be cariogenic (Hillson, 2008). The presence of carious lesions has been used in

numerous bioarchaeological studies to infer the level of carbohydrate consumption

(Kelley et al., 1991; Larsen et al., 1991; Larsen, 1997; Nelson et al., 1999; Cucina and

Tiesler, 2003; Eshed et al., 2006; Bernal et al., 2007).

Carious lesions were examined both macroscopically and with a 15x hand lens,

and recorded by tooth type and location. Destruction of enamel and irregular margins

were the main criteria for identifying lesions (Figure 3.1). Lesions were recorded on all

observable permanent teeth.

Figure 3.1. Carious lesion on lower left first molar (BD 81 A111W Burial 4).

Antemortem Tooth Loss. The exfoliation of a tooth before death, leading to

resorption of a formerly viable socket, is known as antemortem tooth loss (Hillson,

1996). This loss may be due to infection from a caries-induced lesion, severe dental wear, or localized trauma. Examination of the features in conjunction with caries provides a more complete picture of dental hygiene and health, as carious lesions may lead to this condition (Lukacs, 1995).

The sample size for antemortem tooth loss was much larger than for other pathological indicators because of the preferential preservation of bone over teeth in this collection. It was identified where a previously viable tooth socket was accompanied by

resorption, or complete destruction and closure of the socket (Figure 3.2, 3.3). Finally,

this indicator was noted only on those jaws that had evidence of eruption of the

67 permanent second molar, thereby keeping the number of subadults in the sample to a minimum.

Figure 3.2. Antemortem tooth loss of the lower left first molar (BD 1357.1, Mandible).

Figure 3.3. Antemortem tooth loss of nearly all posterior teeth (BD 1444.19, Mandible).

Dental Wear. Dental attrition occurs as the teeth occlude, particularly during the

“chewing” phase of mastication (Smith, 1984). Numerous studies have shown that dental wear generally decreased after the introduction of agriculture or during agricultural intensification (see Larsen, 1995). This was due to food processing and preparation, although some processing techniques introduced more grit into the food , resulting in more rapid dental wear (Larsen, 1995). Dental wear increases with age (Hillson, 1996).

Due to the commingled nature of the sample, wear could not be controlled for by age.

However, general trends were still noted. Molar dental wear was recorded using Scott

(1979), while incisior, canine, and premolar wear was analyzed according to Smith

69 (1984). Scott (1979) examined each of four quadrants on the occlusal surface of the molars. These are assessed a score between zero and ten, such that each tooth may score

anywhere from zero to 40. A score of “0” was used if the tooth was completely unworn

or not in occlusion. Smith (1984) used an eight stage scoring technique from (1) small wear facets with no dentine exposure to a complete loss of the crown (score “8”). This study added an additional score of “0” for dentition that lacked any wear facet visible with a 15x hand lens.

Dental Calculus. Dental calculus is mineralized plaque that has accumulated on the enamel surfaces of teeth as the result of poor hygiene and diet (Hillson, 1996). There is no satisfactory etiology of this disease (Lieverse, 1999), although it is significantly reduced in living populations by attentive oral hygiene (Mandel, 1995). Plaque buildup can occur in diets with heavy carbohydrate consumption (Hillson, 1996), although protein may increase oral alkalinity, thereby promoting calculus mineralization (Lieverse,

1999). Dental calculus is scored according to Brothwell (1981) by identifying three levels of deposition: (1) small amount, (2) moderate amount or (3) large amount.

Daily Activity Patterns

Daily activity can impact skeletal health in a number of ways. Repetitive actions

from plant cultivation, construction, food processing, and moving around the landscape

have been inferred from degenerative joint conditions and articular modifications in

archaeological skeletal collections (Bridges, 1991; Brunson, 2000; Derevenski, 2000;

Peterson, 2002). These have been studied to examine temporal differences in subsistence

patterns (e.g, Peterson, 2002) as well as gender differences in activity (Molleson, 2007a).

70 Degenerative Joint Disease. Degenerative joint disease (DJD) is a degenerative

disease process wherein the cartilage on the joint surface breaks down, this prompting a

“sclerotic osteoblastic response” (Ortner and Putschar 1981:420, 421). The primary cause of this reaction is mechanical stress, which therefore makes an examination of DJD important in reconstructing daily activity patterns (Larsen, 1987). It is important to consider age, because as with any degenerative process, DJD increases as an individual grows older (Ortner and Putschar, 1981). Due to the commingled nature of the collection, age cannot be assessed for each bone that exhibits DJD. Therefore, general age profiles were considered when interpreting results.

Bridges (1991) found that there was no statistical relationship between subsistence pattern and rate of DJD, but that there was a change in frequency of alteration due to different activities. She also found that there were no sex differences in hunter- gatherers from Alabama, but that male DJD increased after the introduction of agriculture

(Bridges, 1991). While it is widely accepted that specific activities cannot be identified

(Jurmain, 1999), changes in patterns between groups may indicate changes in daily and repetitive activities.

DJD was scored by examining four different factors on the joint surface: (1) lipping, (2) osteophytosis, (3) porosity, and (4) eburnation. Each bone was scored according to Buikstra and Ubelaker (1994). Lipping is scored as: (1) barely discernible,

(2) sharp ridge, sometimes curled with spicules, (3) extensive spicule formation, and (4) ankylosis. Surface porosity was scored as (1) pinpoint, (2) coalesced, and (3) both pinpoint and coalesced. Eburnation was scored as: (1) barely discernible, (2) polish only,

71 (3) polish with grooves. Surface osteophytes were scored as: (1) barely discernible and

(2) clearly present.

Each of these factors was scored on individual joint surfaces from one bone.

While it is often examined from the perspective of the whole joint (e.g., shoulder joint = glenoid fossa of the scapula and humeral head), that is not possible for fragmentary, commingled remains. Therefore, each bone was scored separately. Surfaces were considered scorable when more than 75% of the articular surface and/or more than 75% of the articular edge were preserved. The bones that were studied included the proximal humerus and glenoid fossa of the scapula (shoulder joint), distal humerus, radial head, and olecranon process (elbow), and distal femur (knee joint) (Figures 3.4 and 3.5). Data for the upper limb from EBII-III comes from Samolczyk and colleagues (Samolczyk et al., 2007).

72 Femoral Neck Alterations. Femoral neck alterations were also used to indicate

modifications to the skeleton from daily habitual activity. These alterations include:

Allen’s fossa, Poirier’s facet, plaque extensions, and posterior imprints. Allen’s fossa,

Poirier’s facet, and plaque extensions all occur on the anterior portion of the neck, while

posterior imprints manifest themselves on the posterior portion of the femur. Allen’s fossa is identified as a depression or area of erosion (fossa) on the anterior femoral neck with exposed trabecular bone (Meyer, 1924; Angel, 1964; Brothwell, 1981). Poirier’s facet is a smooth extension of the femoral head onto the anterior portion of the femoral neck, clearly defined on the inferior edge (Angel, 1964; Brothwell, 1981) (Figure 3.6). It

may be formed when the femoral head makes consistent contact with the acetabular rim,

as in a cross-legged sitting position (Molleson, 2007b). Plaque can occur along with both

Allen’s fossa or Poirier’s facet and is identified as a bony scar or growth along the facet

(Angel, 1964; Brothwell, 1981). The posterior imprint resembles Poirier’s facet, but is

located on the posterior portion of the femoral neck (Kostick, 1963) (Figure 3.7). Allen’s

fossa and plaque are both associated with extreme extension of the hip joint (Angel,

1964) and are not specific to squatting (as Poirier’s facet may be) (Molleson, 2007a).

Squatting Facets. Squatting facets are found both on the distal end of the tibia

and on the neck of the talus, and are the result of hyperdorsiflexion of the ankle. They

are identified on the tibia as an extension of the talar articular surface onto the distal,

anterior surface of the bone (Figures 3.8 and 3.9). On the talus, these are identified as

smooth, defined areas on the neck of the talus that are clearly different from extensions of

the trochlear surface (Trinkaus, 1975; Boulle, 2001) (Figure 3.10).

Figure 3.8. Medial and lateral Figure 3.9. Lateral squatting facet on the (continuous) squatting facet on tibia (BD 1430.9, Left tibia). the tibia (BD 1242.70, Left tibia).

Figure 3.10. Lateral squatting facet on a right talus (BD 1502.146, Right talus).

Kneeling Facets. Kneeling facets are located at the distal end of the superior metatarsal surface, and are described as “usually flat with sharply defined proximal borders” (Ubelaker, 1979). Facets were examined on all right and left, first through fifth metatarsals. It is argued that they form as the result of extreme hyperdorsiflextion at the metatarsophalangeal joint (Ubelaker, 1979), often associated with grinding postures

(Ubelaker, 1979; Molleson, 1989; Molleson, 2000).

75 Genetic Relatedness

Due to the lack of collagen remaining in the Bab edh-Dhra’ bones, there is no

hope of extracting DNA with current technology. Therefore, genetic relationships must

be inferred from morphological characters that have been tested for accuracy. Dental

morphological traits have been employed in numerous archaeological situations to test

hypotheses regarding relatedness (see Scott and Turner, 1997). However, the lack of teeth from EBII-III inhibited such comparisons. Dental health indicators were possible because the tooth count method could be used, as could bone in some cases (e.g., antemortem tooth loss). Sample sizes were less than five for nearly every trait on every tooth. Therefore, cranial non-metric traits were employed in order to test the hypothesis

regarding relatedness. In general, there must be three or more groups available for

statistical comparison. Therefore, frequencies compiled from literature based on

comparative groups from the Near East will also be used.

Cranial Non-Metric Traits. Cranial non-metric traits were also examined in order to assess genetic relatedness. They have been used in numerous archaeological studies (Prowse and Lovell, 1996; Buzon, 2004; Sutter and Mertz, 2004). They are believed to be under relatively strong genetic control, such that they can offer information about genetic relationships (Cheverud and Buikstra, 1982). Traits were scored according to Hauser and DeStefano (1989) and included the metopic suture, hypoglossal canal bridging, persistence of the squamomastoid suture, ossicles at bregma, coronal ossicles, ossicles in the sagittal suture, lambdoidal suture ossicles, ossicles at lambda, inca bones, parietal notch bones, ossicles at asterion, occipitomastoid wormians, and epipteric bones

76 (Table A.2). Lambdoidal suture ossicles and metopism are illustrated in Figures 3.11 and

3.12, respectively.

Frequencies of traits were compared between the two time periods for all crania,

in general. Then, males and females were compared within the same time period in order

to assess if there was a significant difference between the two sexes, which might allude

to marriage or residential patterns. Finally, a number of traits from both time periods

were compared with other groups.

In order to assess genetic relatedness using the Mean Measure of Divergence

statistic (MMD), more than two groups were needed for comparison. Therefore, samples

from the surrounding area were compiled from published literature. They came from the

eastern Mediterranean (Greece and Turkey), Africa (Sudan and Egypt) and the Near East

(Iran, Israel/Palestine, Iraq, and Lebanon) (Table A.3). These areas were chosen because

they are the closest geographically to Bab edh-Dhra’, but also because there was some

evidence of contact (or trade) with both Egypt and Mesopotamia, as noted in Chapter 2.

The “distance” among these groups for various sets of traits was estimated using the

Mean Measure of Divergence (MMD; discussed below in “Statistics”). In general,

groups with large numbers of traits recorded were chosen to compare to the time periods.

All traits available for all of the groups of the subset were used.

The first set of comparisons was made using cranial non-metric traits that are

frequently recorded by researchers. These traits include ossicles in the lambdoidal suture, ossicles in the sagittal suture, and metopism. The collections include Alepotrypa Cave in

77 Greece, several sites from Egypt and the Sudan, and En Gedi (a much later Hellenistic

site on the western coast of the Dead Sea).

Next, both time periods were compared to various sites from Egypt and the

Sudan, as well as Jericho and En Gedi, both close to the Dead Sea on its western shore for the presence of lambdoidal ossicles, epipteric bones, and metopism. The next

comparison included as many traits as possible. This decreased the number of sites

available for comparison. Ossicles at lambda, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones,

metopism, and bifid hypoglossal canals were all compared among Sagalassos (a later

Medieval site from Turkey), Tell Duweir (also known as Lachish, a Bronze Age site in

southern Israel/Palestine), and EBIA and EBII-III.

The next comparison was limited to Near Eastern sites only, and included as many traits as possible for collections from the immediate region (excluding Africa).

This would presumably create larger MMDs between more closely related groups by removing those groups that would have larger distances from them as a group. The traits used included ossicles at lambda, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones, and metopism.

A further comparison used all of the traits mentioned in the previous sentence, but also included coronal ossicles. This comparison was once again only using Near Eastern sites. Finally, these same traits were used to compare EBIA and EBII-III with as many sites as possible, including Near Eastern and Egyptian/Sudanese collections.

78 Figure 3.11. Accessory bones in the Figure 3.12. Metopic suture and lambdoidal suture (BD 1376). accessory bone in sagittal suture (BD 1341).

Statistical Analysis

Statistical analysis was employed to assess whether the hypotheses presented in

Chapter 2 should be accepted or rejected. Chi-square tests of goodness of fit were used

to assess many of the hypotheses. Yates’ correction for continuity was employed in 2x2

tables. Any group of data that contained an expected value less than 5, or that had a “0”

in a cell was analyzed with Fisher’s Exact Test. This test a test of association that can accommodate smaller samples. Metric data, such as femoral measurements, were

79 compared using Student’s t-test. All of the above tests were considered significant when

p < 0.05.

Cranial non-metric traits were analyzed using the Mean Measure of Divergence

(MMD). The Mean Measure of Divergence (MMD) is a test to determine the relative

“distance” of 3 or more groups. It does so by comparing the frequencies of discrete traits

among the groups (i.e., dental morphological traits, cranial discrete traits, etc.). This

multivariate dissimilarity calculation is an average of the variance present in a suite of

characteristics (Sjovold, 1973). The smaller the value is, the more similar the

comparative groups. The MMD is considered significant if it is more than twice the

standard deviation (p<0.025). A correction for small sample size was added by Freeman

and Tukey to correct for continuity, thereby giving validity to tests with smaller sample sizes (De Souza and Houghton, 1977).

Chapter 4: Results

There are a number of trends that can be demonstrated from the results. First, the

demographic (age and sex) analysis will be presented, followed by the results relating to

each of the four hypotheses. Due to the lack of complete skeletons, it should be noted again that the demographic analysis provides a general guideline in order to assess further inquiries, such as degenerative joint disease. No paleodemographic could (or should) be generated from these small, fragmentary samples. However, they still provided a baseline for interpretation of other measures of health.

Demographic Analysis

For EBIA, based on the pubis alone, a minimum number of 11 males (from the right side) or 6 females (based on the left side) would have been identified (Table 4.1).

There was no significant side difference for any of the groupings (Table 4.1). Examining

the entire os coxae, which included scoring of the greater sciatic notch and preauricular

sulcus, a minimum number of 18 males (from the left side) and 17 females (based on the

right side) were identified (Table 4.1). Some os coxae were damaged enough that

accurate sexes could not be determined. However, some of these were associated with

81 more complete skeletons, and sex may have been determined based on other elements. If all elements are taken into consideration with burials that contain at least one os coxa that could be scored for at least one of the attributes, the number of males and females that can be identified rises to 25 males and 22 females (Table 4.1). This is still well below the overall number of males and females identified by the original physical anthropologists when individual skeletons can be assessed (120 males and 112 females) (Ortner and

Frohlich, 2008). There is no significant difference between any of the methods (Table

4.2). Therefore, it was assumed that using the Phenice method alone would provide a relatively similar distribution to using multiple indicators.

Phenice Method Entire Os Coxa Multiple Elements M F 2 p M F 2 p M F 2 p Right 11 5 17 13 20 22 0.020 0.89 0.030 0.86 0.41 0.52 Left 9 6 18 17 25 19

Table 4.1. Sex distribution in EB IA burials where at least one os coxa is present. M=Males; F=Females.

Males vs. Females Identification Method 2 p Phenice vs. Os Coxa 0.23 0.63 Phenice vs. Multiple 1.32 0.25

Rights Os Coxa vs. Multiple 0.27 0.60 Phenice vs. Os Coxa 0.060 0.81 Phenice vs. Multiple 0.010 0.92 Lefts Os Coxa vs. Multiple 0.060 0.81

Table 4.2. Statistical comparison of sex identification methods for EBIA.

82 Due to the fragmentary nature of the EBII-III collection, only 14 left ossa pubis

had at least one of the Phenice scoring criteria available, of which six were males and

five were females (Table 4.3). The rest were indeterminate. Twenty-two right pubes

were scorable. Six were determined to be male, while eight were determined to be

female (the others were indeterminate) (Table 4.3). This distribution was no different

from EBIA for either the right side (2=1.12, df=1, p=0.29) or the left side (Fisher’s p=1)

(Table 4.4).

Phenice Method Males Females 2 p Right 6 8 0.030 0.86 Left 6 5

Table 4.3. Sex distribution in EB II-III using the pubis.

Phenice Method 2   p Rights 1.12 0.29 Lefts - 1

Table 4.4. Statistical comparison of Phenice method between time periods.

The crania were examined next in order to both increase sample size, and in order

to compare the distribution of crania with that of the os pubis. Sex identification was

made if at least two of the scoring criteria (nuchal crest, mastoid process, supraorbital

83 margin, glabella) were scorable as male, probably male, female, or probably female. If

the cranium is considered alone, 25 males and 49 females can be identified in EB IA,

while 18 males and 32 females belong to EB II-III (Table 4.5).

Time Period EB IA EB II-III 2 p Male 25 18 0 1 Female 49 32

Table 4.5. Sex distribution in both time periods based on crania.

The sex distributions provided by the crania and os coxae were then compared

with each other. In general, there was no difference between number of males and

females determined by each bone type within the same period (Table 4.6). However, sex

derived from the crania compared with the right pubis in EBIA resulted in a significant

difference (2=5.32, df=1, p=0.020), although the left did not differ from the crania

(2=2.61, df=1, p=0.11). In both cases, there were more females identified using the

cranium, but more males found by examining the os pubis. A similar pattern is noted in

the EBII-III, although there is no significant difference between methods used (Table

4.6).

Sex Identification Sex ID Method Males Females 2 p Crania 25 49 5.32 0.020 Os Pubis - R 11 5

EBIA Crania 25 49 2.61 0.11 Os Pubis - L 9 6 Crania 18 32 0.020 0.89 Os Pubis - R 6 8 Crania 18 32

EBII-III - 0.32 Os Pubis - L 6 5

Table 4.6. Comparison of sex identification techniques within each time period.

Finally, there is no difference between the number of males (or females) identified using both the crania and os coxae in EBIA from those in EBII-III (Table 4.7).

Therefore, each sex is represented equally by both modes of inquiry in both time periods.

2 Sex ID Method EBIA EBII-III   p Crania 25 18 0.030 0.86 Os Pubis - R 11 6

Males Crania 25 18 0.030 0.86 Os Pubis - L 9 6 Crania 49 32 1.41 0.24 Os Pubis - R 5 8 Crania 49 32 Females Females - 0.75 Os Pubis - L 6 5

Table 4.7. Comparison between time periods of the number of identified males and females.

85 Age distributions proved equally challenging, particularly for the fragmentary EB

II-III collection. Both the Suchey-Brooks method and the Todd method were employed in order to assess age. The number of pubic bones in each stage category for both methods is presented in Table 4.8 and 4.9. Figures 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, and 4.4 illustrate the

percentage of bones in each stage for both groups.

Suchey-Brooks Stage 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total EB IA Right 3 1 4 6 2 2 18 EB IA Left 3 4 5 9 3 1 25 EB II-III Right 3 2 4 6 2 0 17 EB II-III Left 5 2 2 1 1 1 12

Table 4.8. Number of pubic symphyses in each stage using the Suchey-Brooks method of aging.

Todd Stage 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total EB IA Right 1 0 1 1 1 7 3 0 3 0 17 EB IA Left 2 1 1 5 0 9 3 2 2 1 26 EB II-III Right 0 3 0 1 2 3 4 2 0 0 15 EB II-III Left 1 1 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 9

Table 4.9. Number of pubic symphyses in each stage using the Todd method of aging.

Figure 4.1. Percentage of right pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Suchey- Brooks scoring method for age.

Figure 4.2. Percentage of left pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Suchey-Brooks scoring method for age.

Figure 4.3. Percentage of right pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Todd scoring method for age.

Figure 4.4. Percentage of left pubic symphseal faces in each stage of the Todd scoring method for age.

88 As can be seen in Table 4.7 and 4.8, due to the fragmentary nature of the collection, as

well as the large number of stages (particularly in Todd), there is a relatively small

number of individuals in each category. General trends can be noted, however, that are

important for this study. Both collections have younger and older adults, in general.

However, EB II-III seems to lack the oldest age categories. Collapsing some of the Todd

stages can give us a more accurate, if less precise, age distribution for the two time

periods. Table 4.10 contains the number of pubic symphyseal faces for the following

combined categories: Todd Stages 1-3, 4-6, 7-9, and 10. These roughly correspond to

actual ages of 18-24, 25-34, 35-49, and 50+. While the actual years assigned to each stage may vary by population, the overall distribution of the bones in these stages can be compared between the time periods. Figures 4.5 and 4.6 illustrate the percentage of bones in each category.

Todd Stage 1-3 4-6 7-9 10 Total EB IA Right 2 9 6 0 17 EB IA Left 4 14 7 1 26 EB II-III Right 3 6 6 0 15 EB II-III Left 5 4 0 0 9

Table 4.10. Number of pubic symphyses in each stage using a modified version of the Todd method of aging.

Figure 4.5. Percentage of right symphseal faces in each stage of the modified Todd scoring method for age.

Figure 4.6. Percentage of left symphseal faces in each stage of the modified Todd scoring method for age.

90 Fisher’s exact tests (with the Freeman-Halton extension) comparing the right pubis shows

no significant difference between the Todd Stages 1-3, 4-6, and 7-9 (p=0.71). Stage 10

was excluded due to the lack of specimens in this category. However, using the same

statistic to analyze the left side, a significant difference is found (p=0.034), most likely

due to the lack of older individuals in EBII-III.

There is a similar problem with sample size when using cranial suture closure to

age individuals, particularly in EB II-III. The initial rough estimate of the minimum

number of individuals (about 200) in A22 was based on crania (Rast and Schaub, 2003).

This suggests that there should be a large number of crania to score. However, due to

mis-handling of the collection from 1980-2003, and the large number of sites necessary

to assess suture closure, the number of skulls that can be aged is significantly reduced

(Table 4.11, Figures 4.7 and 4.8). A Fisher’s exact test with the Freeman-Halton extension shows that there is no significant difference between the two time periods for age when comparing vault stages S1-S4 (p=0.90). As noted in the os coxae, while there

is no significant difference, the later time period appears to lack older individuals, while

EB IA has at least a few people living to older ages.

EB IA EB II-III S1 3 2 S2 10 6 S3 7 2 S4 3 1 S5 1 0

VAULT SCORE S6 0 0

S1 2 1 S2 3 1 S3 12 4 S4 2 1 S5 1 0 LATERAL- S6 1 0

ANTERIOR SCORE S7 1 0

Table 4.11. Number of crania placed in each stage of suture closure.

Figure 4.7. Percentage of crania in each stage of cranial suture closure on the vault.

Figure 4.8. Percentage of crania in each stage of suture closure on the lateral-anterior portion of the skull.

Subadults – Aging

Both sagittal length and width of the basilar portion of the occipital exhibited

younger age distributions for EBIA than what was seen in EBII-III. There was a larger

proportion of neonates and infants in the earlier time period (Table 4.12; Figures 4.9 and

4.10). A student’s t-test showed significant difference between the sagittal length

measurements for both time periods (t=4.43, df=77, p<0.001). There was no signficant

difference between the width measurement on the basilar portion of the occipital for both time periods (t=1.66, df=40, p=0.11).

Early Bronze IA Early Bronze II-III Measurement Sagittal Width Width (mm) Length (mm) Sagittal Length (mm) n % n % n % n % 11-11.99 5 12.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 12-12.99 4 10.3 0 0 1 2.5 0 0 13-13.99 11 28.2 1 5.0 2 5.0 0 0 14-14.99 5 12.8 1 5.0 2 5.0 0 0 15-15.99 3 7.7 1 5.0 4 10.0 1 5.0 16-16.99 2 5.1 2 10.0 6 15.0 0 0 17-17.99 1 2.6 1 5.0 5 12.5 2 10.0 18-18.99 1 2.6 2 10.0 5 12.5 0 0 19-19.99 2 5.1 2 10.0 3 7.5 2 10.0 20-20.99 1 2.6 2 10.0 2 5.0 2 10.0 21-21.99 2 5.1 2 10.0 2 5.0 0 0 22-22.99 0 0 1 5.0 1 2.5 1 5.0 23-23.99 1 2.6 0 0 1 2.5 1 5.0 24-24.99 0 0 1 5.0 2 5.0 5 25.0 25-25.99 1 2.6 0 0 0 0 1 5.0 26-26.99 0 0 1 5.0 1 2.5 2 10.0 27-27.99 0 0 1 5.0 2 5.0 0 0 28-28.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29-29.99 0 0 1 5.0 1 2.5 2 10.0 30-30.99 0 0 1 5.0 0 0 1 5.0 Total 39 20 40 20

Table 4.12. Number and percentage of subadult occipital bones for every millimeter from 11.00 to 30.99 mm.

Figure 4.9. Distribution of individuals in each millimeter of sagittal length.

Figure 4.10. Distribution of individuals in each millimeter of basilar width.

Based on measurements compiled by Fazekas and Kosa (1978) from fetal

skeletons that they collected between four and ten fetal months, there were two possible

fetal skeletons dating to EBII-III. The first, BD 1449.299, has a sagittal length of 12.90

95 mm and width of 17.45 mm. Based on comparison to known measurements, the

individual that this bone belongs to was around 38-40 fetal weeks. The second occipital

bone is somewhat larger, and may have been 40 fetal weeks or slightly older. BD

1125.21001 had a sagittal length of 13.60 mm and a width of 15.16 mm. It is unknown

whether these bones belonged to unborn fetuses, stillborn babies, or babies that were born

a little early. There are many more fetal remains from EBIA than the two identified from

EBII-III. There are basilar portions that are estimated to be as young as 34 weeks in the

EBIA shaft tombs. The smallest occipital is from Tomb A111 North with a sagittal

length of 11.46 mm. There may be as many as 16 fetal skeletons, based on occipital

measurements. These estimations are confirmed by comparison to fetal measurements

from Spitalfields (an early 18th-mid 19th century collection of known age and sex)

(Scheuer and McLaughlin-Black, 1994). Indeed, the largest number of basilar portions are estimated to be perinatal in EB IA, while sagittal measurements peak between three months and one year in the EBII-III collection (Figure 4.9).

Femoral length shows a similar pattern as the occipital measurements. There were seven right and seven left femora that were complete enough from EBII-III to measure diaphyseal length (Table 4.13). There was no statistically significant difference between the right and left femora (t=1.11, df=12, p=0.29). There was no side difference for the 31 left femora and 31 right femora that were measured for EBIA (t=0.12, df=60, p=0.91). There is one left femur dating to EBII-III that is estimated to be 32-34 fetal weeks (Fazekas and Kosa, 1978; Schaefer, et al., 2009). In addition, three other left femora and one right femur are estimated to be around 40 fetal week (Fazekas and Kosa,

96 1978; Schaefer, et al., 2009). The other three left femora and six right femora are all postnatal (Figure 4.11 and 4.12). There are numerous right and left EBIA femora that are prenatal. There is no statistically significant difference between the two time periods for either side (rights: t=0.67, df=36, p=0.51; lefts: t=0.65, df=36, p=0.52).

Measurement (mm) Rights Lefts Rights Lefts n % n % n % n % 50-59.99 0 0 0 0 1 14.3 1 14.3 60-69.99 6 19.4 7 22.6 0 0 0 0 70-79.99 4 12.9 6 19.4 1 14.3 3 42.9 80-89.99 2 6.5 2 6.5 0 0 0 0 90-99.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100-109.99 3 9.7 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 110-119.99 3 9.7 2 6.5 0 0 1 14.3 120-129.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130-139.99 1 3.2 1 3.2 1 14.3 0 0 140-149.99 0 0 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 150-159.99 1 3.2 2 6.5 1 14.3 0 0 160-169.99 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 170-179.99 4 12.9 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 180-189.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 190-199.99 0 0 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 200-209.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 14.3 210-219.99 0 0 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 220-229.99 1 3.2 0 0 1 14.3 1 14.3 230-239.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 240-249.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 250-259.99 0 0 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 260-269.99 1 3.2 1 3.2 1 14.3 0 0 270-279.99 0 0 1 3.2 1 14.3 0 0 280-289.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 290-299.99 1 3.2 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 300-309.99 2 6.5 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 310-319.99 1 3.2 1 3.2 0 0 0 0 Total 31 31 7 7

Table 4.13. Length of subadult femora for both time periods.

Figure 4.11. Femoral length distribution of right femora from both time periods.

Figure 4.12. Femoral length distribution of left femora from both time periods.

98 The width of the distal end of the femur was also measured to get an age distribution of subadults. There was no statistically significant difference between the sides for either time period (EBIA: t=0.044, df=33, p-0.97; EBII-III: t=0.60, df=33, p=0.56). As with the occipital, there is a trend of more young individuals at EBIA Bab edh-Dhra’ with a significant difference between the two time periods for both sides

(rights: t=5.40, df=36, p<0.001; lefts: t=3.70, df=30, p<0.001). The distributions illustrating the greater number of younger individuals in EBIA are shown in Table 4.14 and Figures 4.13 and 4.14).

Early Bronze IA Early Bronze II-III

Measurement Rights Lefts Rights Lefts (mm) n % n % n % n % 0-4.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-9.99 3 15.0 4 26.7 0 0 0 0 10-14.99 1 5.0 1 6.7 1 5.6 1 5.9 15-19.99 6 30.0 3 20.0 0 0 0 0 20-24.99 2 10.0 0 0 0 0 1 5.9 25-29.99 3 15.0 1 6.7 0 0 1 5.9 30-34.99 1 5.0 0 0 1 5.6 1 5.9 35-39.99 0 0 3 20.0 1 5.6 1 5.9 40-44.99 1 5.0 1 6.7 2 11.1 1 5.9 45-49.99 0 0 0 0 2 11.1 1 5.9 50-54.99 2 10.0 2 13.3 4 22.2 3 17.6 55-59.99 1 5.0 0 0 2 11.1 4 23.5 60-64.99 0 0 0 0 4 22.2 2 11.8 65-65.99 0 0 0 0 1 5.6 0 0 66-69.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5.9 Total 20 15 18 17

Table 4.14. Distal width of subadult femora for both time periods.

Figure 4.13. Distal width distribution of right femora from both time periods.

Figure 4.14. Distal width distribution of left femora from both time periods.

One right and one left femur are possibly prenatal in EBII-III. BD 1508.13 (a left femur) and BD 1303.55 (a right femur) are estimated to be around 32-34 weeks (Fazekas

100 and Kosa, 1978; Schaefer, et al., 2009). All of the other femora are postnatal based on the same estimates. EBIA, however, is markedly different. The eight smallest widths on

the EBIA left femora are estimated to be prenatal (ranging from 18-40 weeks) according

to Fazekas and Kosa (1978) and Schaefer and colleagues (2009). On the left side, the

first 11 measurements are possibly prenatal (ranging from 18-40 weeks). This

measurement suggests that there are some very immature fetal remains in the EBIA shaft

tombs.

The ilium was not included because there were extremely few that could be

measured in EB II-III. Only two left and three right subadult ilia were complete enough

to measure length, while only two left and one right could be measured for ilium width.

Therefore, these were excluded from analysis. The same was true for ischium length –

only four left and right ischia were complete enough to be measured. The portions of

bone required for both ischium width and pubis length, however, proved to be much more

durable. They were present in greater numbers in EBII-III to allow for comparison with

EBIA.

There was no difference between rights and lefts for ischium width in EBIA

(t=0.96, df=33, p=0.34) or EBII-III (t=0.16, df=15, p=0.89). There is a significant

difference between time periods for left ischia ( t=2.31, df=28, p=0.028), but not for the

right side (t=1.13, df=19, p=0.27). Again, the trend is toward a higher percentage of

younger children in EBIA (Table 4.15 and Figures 4.15 and 4.16). In EBIA, there were

three left and two right ischia that were potentially fetal (Fazekas and Kosa, 1978;

101 Schaefer, et al., 2009). For EBII-III, there was only one left ischium that was estimated to be 40 fetal weeks (Fazekas and Kosa, 1978; Schaefer, et al., 2009).

Early Bronze IA Early Bronze II-III Measurement Rights Lefts Rights Lefts (mm) n % n % n % n % 0-4.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-9.99 1 6.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 10-14.99 1 6.3 5 26.3 0 0 0 0 15-19.99 2 12.5 4 21.1 0 0 0 0 20-24.99 2 12.5 1 5.3 1 16.7 2 18.2 25-29.99 2 12.5 2 10.5 1 16.7 2 18.2 30-34.99 4 25.0 2 10.5 1 16.7 1 9.1 35-39.99 0 0 2 10.5 2 33.3 3 27.3 40-44.99 4 25.0 3 15.8 0 0 1 9.1 45-49.99 0 0 0 0 1 16.7 1 9.1 50-54.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 9.1 Total 16 19 6 11

Table 4.15. Ischial width of subadult os coxae for both time periods.

Figure 4.15. Ischial width of left subadult os coxae from both time periods.

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Figure 4.16. Ischial width of right subadult os coxae from both time periods.

There was no difference between rights and lefts for pubis length in EBIA

(t=0.28, df=13, p=0.78) or EBII-III (t=0.28, df=14, p=0.78). There is no significant difference between time periods for left pubes (t=1.22, df=10, p=0.25), or for those on the right (t=0.65, df=17, p=0.53) (Table 4.16 and Figures 4.17 and 4.18). Measuring the pubis resulted in a different distribution of ischia than the other subadult bones. There

was only one left pubis estimated to be fetal (36-38 weeks) in EBIA.

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Early Bronze IA Early Bronze II-III Measurement Rights Lefts Rights Lefts (mm) n % n % n % n % 10-14.99 1 11.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 15-19.99 2 22.2 0 0 1 9.1 0 0 20-24.99 1 11.1 2 33.3 2 18.2 0 0 25-29.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20.0 30-34.99 0 0 1 16.7 0 0 0 0 35-39.99 1 11.1 0 0 0 0 1 20.0 40-44.99 2 22.2 2 33.3 5 45.5 0 0 45-49.99 1 11.1 0 0 0 0 2 40.0 50-54.99 0 0 0 0 1 9.1 1 20.0 55-59.99 0 0 1 16.7 1 9.1 0 0 60-64.99 1 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 65-69.99 0 0 0 0 1 9.1 0 0 Total 9 6 11 5

Table 4.16. Pubis length of subadult os coxae for both time periods.

Figure 4.17. Pubis length of left subadult os coxae from both time periods.

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Figure 4.18. Pubis length of right subadult os coxae from both time periods.

Age and sex are important components in understanding other biological processes in skeletons from archaeological sites. While these are often determined for individuals by examining a suite of traits, that cannot be done for highly fragmented, commingled collections. However, examining these skeletal elements can offer some insight into the further results and discussion of this study. There is no real difference between the sites in terms of age or sex distribution. While one side of the os coxa indicated a difference in ages, that may be more a reflection of sample size, given that all of the other elements showed no difference. Long bones can also indicate sex, and can be used to infer more specific conclusions regarding alterations made to those bones.

Sex Identification

Thirty-three left femoral heads were complete enough to measure accurately for

EB IA. The average size of the left heads was 43.67 mm. The average size of 28 right

105 femoral heads was 44.24 mm. A Student’s t-test found no significant difference between

the left and right femora (t=0.60, p=0.55, df=59). Because individual reconstruction was

possible for many of the EB IA shaft tombs, these femora can be examined with

information from the rest of the skeleton. The minimum, maximum and average femoral

head diameters are shown in Table 4.17. The diameters used to calculate the average

were only those that could be accurately determined. Anything that was a “minimum”

head diameter or an estimate was not used. When comparing head diameters of

estimated males and females, a bimodal distribution is discernible (Table 4.18, Figures

4.19, 4.20).

Males Females Males & Females Left Right Left Right Left Right Minimum (mm) 40.88 41.58 35.96 36.29 35.96 36.29 Maximum (mm) 49.09 53.99 43.38 45.25 49.09 53.99 Average (mm) 45.56 45.93 40.39 41.07 42.98 43.50 n 14 14 14 11 28 25

Table 4.17. Femoral head diameters from EB IA.

106 LEFT RIGHT Males Females Males Females Max Head Diam (mm) # % # % # % # % 35-35.99 0 0 1 7.1 0 0 0 0 36-36.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10.0 37-37.99 0 0 1 7.1 0 0 0 0 38-38.99 0 0 2 14.3 0 0 0 0 39-39.99 0 0 2 14.3 0 0 1 10.0 40-40.99 1 7.1 2 14.3 0 0 3 30.0 41-41.99 1 7.1 3 21.4 2 14.3 1 10.0 42-42.99 0 0 1 7.1 0 0 1 10.0 43-43.99 1 7.1 2 14.3 0 0 2 20.0 44-44.99 4 28.6 0 0 5 35.7 0 0 45-45.99 1 7.1 0 0 0 0 1 10.0 46-46.99 0 0 0 0 3 21.4 0 0 47-47.99 3 21.4 0 0 2 14.3 0 0 48-48.99 2 14.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 49-49.99 1 7.1 0 0 1 7.1 0 0 50-50.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51-51.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52-52.99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53-53.99 0 0 0 0 1 7.1 0 0 Total 14 14 14 10

Table 4.18. Distribution of males and females in EBIA by femoral maximum head diameter.

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Figure 4.19. EBIA left femora - maximum head diameter by sex.

Figure 4.20. EB IA right femora - maximum head diameter by sex.

Based on both the average femoral head diameters from EB IA and the overall average of femoral heads in EB II-III, sex was estimated for the Early Bronze II-III femora. The average left femoral head diameter for EB II-III was 43.51 mm while the

108 right mean was 44.39 mm (Table 4.19). Based on Albanese and colleagues (2005), the

left femora would be classified as male if they were over 44.0 mm, while females would

have heads less than 43.0 mm. For the right femora, males would have heads greater

than 45.0 mm and females would identified when measurements were less than 44.0 mm.

Taking both sides into consideration, femoral heads are classified as males when

maximum head diameter is over 45.0 mm (Table B.2). Females are identified as such

when measurements are below 43.0 mm (Table B.2). Some of the femoral heads could be

positively identified as male because they measured over 45.0 mm. However, they are not included in the group below because they would over-represented males, as measurements that were recorded as “greater than” a measurement smaller than 45.0 mm

(e.g., BD 1254.2003, >40.90 mm) could be male or female. These designations of “male” and “female” are supported by the data from EB IA (Table 4.17) and also by general guidelines for sex estimation that were created by modern reference collections (e.g.,

Bass, 2003).

Left Right Minimum (mm) 36.56 37.40 Maximum (mm) 51.61 50.40 Average (mm) 43.51 44.39 n 60 56

Table 4.19. Femoral head diameters in EB II-III.

109 Dental Health Dental Caries

Of 1,025 teeth present from EB IA, 63 (6.1%) had evidence of dental caries.

Eighteen of 251 (7.2%) EB II-III teeth exhibited lesions (Table 4.20). There was no

statistically significant difference between the two time periods (2 = 0.2, df = 1, p =

0.65). Most of the carious lesions occurred on the molars in both groups. Approximately

12% of EB IA (12.6%; 59/469) and EB II-III (11.9%; 17/143) molars exhibited defects compared to less than 2% for the other tooth types for each period (Table 4.21).

Time Period n + % 2 p

Early Bronze IA 1025 63 6.1 0.2 0.65 Early Bronze II-III 251 18 7.2

Table 4.20. Frequency of carious lesions.

Bab edh-Dhra' EB IA Bab edh-Dhra' EB II-III Teeth n + % n + % Incisors 177 0 0 18 0 0 Canines 129 1 0.8 7 0 0 Premolars 250 3 1.2 82 1 1.2 Molars 469 59 12.6 143 17 11.9 Unknown - - - 1 0 0 Total 1025 63 6.1 251 18 7.2

Table 4.21. Caries frequency by tooth class.

110 Antemortem Tooth Loss

Tooth loss prior to death (Table 4.22) for all teeth was highly significant for the two time periods (2 = 15.0, df = 1, p < 0.001), at 5.2% (93/1778) for EB IA and 8.2%

(303/3684) for EB II-III. Antemortem tooth loss of molars was likewise highly significant (2 = 19.2, df = 1, p < 0.001) at 9.2% (59/619) and 17.0% (265/1560) for EB

IA and EB II-III respectively.

Tooth Early Bronze IA Early Bronze II-III 2 p Type n + % n + % Incisors 454 18 4.0 775 6 0.8 13.6 <0.001 Canines 237 2 0.8 380 0 0 - Fisher's p=0.15 Premolars 468 14 3.0 983 32 3.3 0.01 0.92 Molars 619 59 9.5 1560 265 17.0 19.2 <0.001 All Teeth 1778 93 5.2 3698 303 8.2 15.0 <0.001

Table 4.22. Frequency of antemortem tooth loss.

Early Bronze IA Sex Differences

Approximately 53% of EB IA males (9/17; 52.9%) and 63.2% (12/19) of EB IA females had evidence of dental caries (Table 4.23). There was no significant difference in number of lesions per individual by sex (Fisher’s exact p = 0.79). However, when comparing lesions in all teeth between the sexes, there was a significant difference

(Fisher’s exact p = 0.027). Out of 389 teeth among the men, 15 exhibited carious lesions

(3.8%), compared to 28 of 356 female teeth (7.9%).

111 Caries Sex in individuals tooth count n + % Fisher’s n + % Fisher’s Males 17 9 52.9 389 15 3.9 0.79 0.027 Females 19 12 63.2 356 28 7.9

Table 4.23. Caries frequency by sex in EB IA.

A similar trend is seen in antemortem tooth loss. Five of 27 males (18.5%) lost teeth before death, compared to 44.1% of females (15/34) (Table 4.24). This difference was not significant (Fisher’s exact p = 0.054). As for carious lesions, when examining the tooth count by sex, however, a significant difference is noted. While 6.6% (51/770) of female teeth were lost antemortem, only 17 of 632 (2.7%) male teeth were lost before death (2 = 10.8, df = 1, p = 0.0010).

Antemortem Tooth Loss Sex in individuals tooth count n + % Fisher’s n + % 2 p Males 27 5 18.5 632 17 2.7 0.054 10.8 0.0010 Females 34 15 44.1 770 51 6.6

Table 4.24. Antemortem tooth loss in the sexes in EB IA.

112 Dental Wear

While other indicators of dental health increase in the EB II-III, dental wear may

have declined (Tables 4.25, 4.26 and 4.27). This decline is statistically significant in both

the premolars (scores 2-6; 2 = 26, df = 4, p < 0.001) (Figure 4.21) and in the molars

(scores 0-28; (2 = 24.2, df = 6, p < 0.001) (Figure 4.22). Several of the dental wear

scoring categories were excluded from statistical analysis due to small sample sizes or lack of presence. Finally, there were not enough incisors or canines from EB II-III to

adequately evaluate a trend between time periods.

Early Bronze IA Score Incisors Canines I & C Premolars n % n % n % n % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 16 8.9 7 5.5 23 7.5 6 2.4 2 36 20.1 28 21.9 64 20.8 57 22.4 3 48 26.8 44 34.4 92 30.0 48 18.8 4 54 30.2 40 31.3 94 30.6 52 20.4 5 19 10.6 6 4.7 25 8.1 52 20.4 6 1 0.6 3 2.3 4 1.3 31 12.2 7 4 2.2 0 0 4 1.3 8 3.1 8 1 0.6 0 0 1 0.3 1 0.4 Total 179 128 307 255

Table 4.25. Frequency of dental wear on incisors, canines and premolars in EB IA.

113 Early Bronze II-III Score Incisors Canines I & C Premolars n % n % n % n % 0 0 0 1 14.3 1 0 4 4.8 1 4 21.1 0 0 4 15.4 14 16.7 2 6 31.6 1 14.3 7 26.9 35 41.7 3 2 10.5 2 28.6 4 15.4 11 13.1 4 4 21.1 3 42.9 7 26.9 8 9.5 5 3 15.8 0 0 3 11.5 9 10.7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 1.2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 1.2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 1.2 Total 19 7 26 84

Table 4.26. Frequency of dental wear on incisors, canines and premolars in EB II-III.

EB IA EB II-III Score n % n % 0-4 24 5.3 15 10.6 5-8 29 6.5 9 6.3 9-12 33 7.3 18 12.7 13-16 74 16.5 46 32.4 17-20 90 20.0 27 19.0 21-24 72 16.0 11 7.7 25-28 34 7.6 6 4.2 29-32 29 6.5 3 2.1 33-36 44 9.8 5 3.5 37-40 20 4.5 2 1.4 Total 449 142

Table 4.27. Frequency of dental wear on molars for both time periods. Bold values indicate those categories used in the chi-square test (2 = 24.2, df = 6, p < 0.001).

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Figure 4.21. Percentage of premolars within each wear stage for both time periods.

Figure 4.22. Percentage of molars within each wear stage for both time periods.

Calculus

The distribution of teeth in four levels of calculus deposition differs significantly between EB IA and EB II-III (Table 4.28, Figure 4.23). When identifying calculus as

“present” based on slight calculus to severe calculus, there is a significant difference

115 between the time periods (2 = 58.5, df = 1, p < 0.001) (Table 4.29). However, if only moderate to severe cases are considered, the difference is less striking (2 = 0.29, df = 6,

p =0.59) (Table 4.30). There is no significant difference between male and female

individuals in the EB IA (2 = 0.27, df = 6, p =0.60) (Table 4.31).

Calculus EB IA EB II-III 0 402 173 1 469 54 2 30 11 3 6 1 Total 907 239

Table 4.28. Number of teeth in each level of severity of calculus deposition.

Figure 4.23. Percentage of teeth in each level of calculus severity.

Calculus EB IA EB II-III 2 p Absent (0) 402 173 58.5 <0.0001 Present (1, 2, 3) 505 66 Total 907 239 Table 4.29. Number of teeth with slight, moderate and severe calculus deposits.

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Calculus EBIA EB II-III 2 p Absent (0, 1) 871 227 0.29 0.59 Present (2, 3) 36 12 Total 907 239

Table 4.30. Number of teeth with moderate to severe calculus deposits.

Calculus Sex Absent/Slight Moderate/Heavy 2 p Males 16 11 0.27 0.60 Females 11 12

Table 4.31. Calculus in males and female individuals during EB IA.

Daily Activity Patterns

Femoral Neck Alterations

There was no side difference in femoral neck alterations in either of the two time

periods. These alterations include Poirier’s facet (Table 4.32), Allen’s fossa (Table 4.33),

plaque (Table 4.34), and posterior imprints (Table 4.35). In addition, there was no significant difference between the time periods for any of the alterations on either the left or right sides (Table 4.36).

117 Poirier's Facet + n % 2 p

Left 5 27 18.5 - 1

EB IA Right 6 34 17.6 Left 8 37 21.6 0.35 0.55

EB II-III Right 17 58 29.3 Table 4.32. Incidence of Poirier’s facet on the femoral neck.

Allen's Fossa + n % 2 p

Left 6 31 19.4 0.03 0.86

EB IA Right 5 34 14.7 Left 9 40 22.5 0 1

EB II-III Right 9 45 20.0 Table 4.33. Incidence of Allen’s fossa on the femoral neck.

Plaque + n % 2 p Left 15 29 51.7 0 1

EB IA Right 17 35 48.6 Left 9 33 27.3 1.43 0.23

EB II-III Right 21 49 42.9 Table 4.34. Incidence of plaque on the femoral neck.

Posterior Imprint + n % 2 p Left 0 38 0 - 1

EB IA Right 0 30 0 Left 1 40 2.5 - 1

EB II-III Right 2 50 4.0 Table 4.35. Incidence of posterior imprints on the femoral neck.

118 Poirier's Allen's Post. Facet Fossa Plaque Imprints  p  p  p Fisher's p Lefts 0.030 0.86 0 1 2.93 0.087 1 EB II-III EB IA vs. Rights 1.00 0.32 0.10 0.75 0.090 0.76 0.53

Table 4.36. Differences in femoral neck alterations between time periods.

As noted in the demographic section of this chapter, sex was determined by

femoral head size. Therefore, those femora that had both complete femoral heads as well as a scorable neck area could be examined for any sex differences for EB II-III, as well as for EB IA. There was no side difference in terms of femoral neck alterations for either

sex in either time period (Tables 4.37, 4.38, 4.39, and 4.40), nor was there a significant

difference between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.41).

Poirier's Facet +n % p

Left 2 14 14.3 1

Females Females Right 2 13 15.4

EB IA Left 2 10 20.0 1 Males Right 3 17 17.6

Left 0 9 0 0.47

Females Females Right 2 10 20.0

EB II-III Left 1 13 7.7 0.19 Males Right 6 18 33.3 Table 4.37. Poirier’s facet distribution by sex and side for both time periods.

119 Allen's Fossa +n % p

Left 5 17 29.4 1

Females Females Right 4 13 30.8

EB IA Left 1 9 11.1 1 Males Right 1 17 5.9

Left 7 14 50.0 0.42

Females Females Right 3 10 30.0

EB II-III Left 0 12 0 0.50 Males Right 2 18 11.1

Table 4.38. Allen’s fossa distribution by sex and side for both time periods.

Plaque + n % p

Left 4 14 28.6 0.69

Females Females Right 6 14 42.9

EB IA Left 7 11 63.6

0.70 Males Right 8 16 15

Left 0 9 0 1

Females Females Right 1 10 10.0

EB II-III Left 6 11 54.5 1 Males Right 11 18 61.1

Table 4.39. Plaque distribution by sex and side for both time periods.

120 Posterior Imprint Fisher's +n % p

Left 0 16 0 1

Females Females Right 0 11 0

EB IA Left 0 16 0

1 Males Right 0 16 0

Left 0 13 0 1

Females Females Right 0 13 0

EB II-III Left 0 14 0 1

Males Right 1 19 5.3

Table 4.40. Posterior imprint distribution by sex and side for both time periods.

Poirier's Allen's Post. facet Fossa Plaque Imprints Fisher's Fisher's p Fisher's p p Fisher's p Lefts 0.50 0.29 0.13 1

Females Females Rights 1 1 0.17 1 III Lefts 0.56 0.43 1 1 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 0.44 1 1 1

Table 4.41. Fisher’s p values for differences between time periods.

121 Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) – Distal Femur

Degenerative joint disease (DJD) in the distal femur was relatively low for both

time periods. There was no difference between rights and lefts for lipping (Table 4.42),

porosity (Table 4.43), osteophytes (Table 4.44), or eburnation (Table 4.45) in either time

period. There was no difference between the two time periods for porosity, osteophytes,

or eburnation (Table 4.46). There was a significant difference, however, in prevalence of

lipping between the two periods on the right side (Fisher’s p = 0.023) but not on the left

(Fisher’s p = 0.13) (Table 4.46).

Lipping (Scores) Lipping (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) 2 p Left 4 6 6 0 6 10 0.5 0.48

EB IA Right 3 9 9 1 12 10 Left 10 15 4 0 4 25 0.36 0.59

EB II-III Right 9 18 5 3 8 27

Table 4.42. Prevalence of lipping on the distal femur for both sides.

Porosity (Scores) Porosity (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) 2 p Left 9 3 3 1 4 12 - 0.67

EB IA Right 10 7 0 3 3 17 Left 25 1 2 0 2 26 - 1

EB II-III Right 24 6 1 2 3 30

Table 4.43. Prevalence of porosity on the distal femur for both sides.

122 Osteophytes Osteophytes (Scores) (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) 2 p Left 11 2 3 0 3 13 - 1

EB IA Right 13 3 4 0 4 16

Left 24 0 5 0 5 24 - 1

EB II-III Right 23 5 3 2 5 28

Table 4.44. Prevalence of osteophytes on the distal femur for both sides.

Eburnation Eburnation (Scores) (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) 2 p Left 17 0 0 0 0 17 - 1

EB IA Right 20 0 0 0 0 20 Left 28 0 0 0 0 28 - 1

EB II-III Right 33 0 0 1 1 33

Table 4.45. Prevalence of eburnation on the distal femur for both sides.

Lipping Porosity Osteophytes Eburnation Fisher's p Fisher's p Fisher's p Fisher's p Lefts 0.13 0.17 1 1 Rights 0.023 0.66 0.72 1

Table 4.46. Significance in differences between time periods for degenerative joint disease in the distal femur.

123 Squatting Facets – Tibia & Talus

Lateral squatting facets were present in most tibiae. For example, of 33 right tibiae in EB IA, 32 (97.0%) have alterations, while 61 of 63 (96.8%) right EBII-III tibiae have facets (Table 4.47). Conversely, there are very few medial squatting facets on either side for either collection (Table 4.47). For both time periods, there is no significant side difference for either medial or lateral squatting facets on the distal tibiae (Table 4.47).

There is also no significant difference between time periods for prevalence of squatting

facets on either the left or right side (Table 4.48).

In EBIA, there is a significant side difference for talar lateral squatting facets (2

= 13.32, df = 1, p < 0.001), but not for medial (Table 4.49). There was no significant side

difference for medial or lateral facets in EB II-III (Table 4.49). When comparing time

periods, there was a significant difference in talar lateral facets on the right side (2 =

10.00, df = 1, p = 0.0016), but not on the left (Table 4.50). For EBIA, 43 of 53 (81.1%)

right tali have lateral facets, while only 56.4% (75/133) of the same in EBII-III exhibit

alterations. There was no difference in medial squatting facets, which rarely appear in

either time period.

Medial Facet Lateral Facet + - Fisher's p + - Fisher's p Left 3 22 31 2 0.33 1

EB IA Right 1 27 32 1 Left 2 63 47 7 0.62 0.079

EB II-III Right 1 65 61 2 Table 4.47. Medial and lateral tibial squatting facets.

124 Medial Lateral Facets Facets Fisher's p Fisher's p Lefts 0.13 0.47 Rights 1 1

Table 4.48. Signficance between time periods for medial and lateral tibial squatting facets.

Medial Facet Lateral Facet + - Fisher's p + - 2 p Left 0 39 19 23 1 13.32 0.00030

EB IA Right 1 41 43 10 Left 1 112 66 50 0.37 0.0064 0.94

EB II-III Right 4 121 75 58

Table 4.49. Medial and later talar squatting facets.

Medial Facets Lateral Facets Fisher's p 2 p Lefts 1 1.69 0.19 Rights 1 10.00 0.0016

Table 4.50. Signficance between time periods for medial and lateral talar squatting facets.

Kneeling Facets - Metatarsals

There is no side difference in kneeling facets for any of the metatarsals for either

time period (Tables 4.51, 4.52, 4.53, 4.54, 4.55). There are, however, significant

differences between the time periods. The EBIA group has more squatting facets on the

right first metatarsals (Fisher’s p <0.001), third metatarsals (Fisher’s p = 0.0071), and

125 fourth metatarsals (Fisher’s p = 0.033) (Table 4.56). This difference is not seen in the left

metatarsals, although the difference in facets in the left first metatarsals approaches

significance (Fisher’s p = 0.058).

MT 1 + - 2 p Left 7 32 2.24 0.13

EB IA Right 16 30 Left 5 75 0.51 0.48

EB II-III Right 10 86 Table 4.51. Prevalance of kneeling facets on the first metatarsal.

MT 2 + - Fisher's p Left 5 15 1

EB IA Right 5 19 Left 2 16 1

EB II-III Right 2 24 Table 4.52. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the second metatarsal.

MT 3 + - Fisher's p Left 4 10 1

EB IA Right 5 16

Left 2 24 0.20

EB II-III Right 0 32 Table 4.53. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the third metatarsal.

126 MT 4 + - Fisher's p Left 3 18 0.70

EB IA Right 5 19

Left 0 28 1

EB II-III Right 1 35

Table 4.54. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the fourth metatarsal.

MT 5 + - Fisher's p Left 3 21 1

EB IA Right 2 17

Left 6 35 0.29

EB II-III Right 3 46

Table 4.55. Prevalence of kneeling facets on the fifth metatarsal.

Fisher's p Values MT 1 MT 2 MT 3 MT 4 MT 5 Lefts 0.058 0.41 0.16 0.072 1 Rights <0.001 0.24 0.0071 0.033 0.61

Table 4.56. Differences in kneeling facets on all metatarsals for both time periods.

Degenerative Joint Disease – Shoulder

Although there were a majority of glenoid fossae with at least some noticeable lipping for both time periods, there was a relatively low rate of moderate to severe

127 lipping, and almost no eburnation. Seven of 34 (20.6%) left EBIA glenoid fossae

exhibited lipping as did 25% (7/35) right EBIA glenoid fossa. In EBII-III, 17 of 95

(17.9%) left glenoid fossae had marginal lipping, while 27.8% (25/90) of right glenoid

fossae have the same. There is no significant side difference for either time period (Table

4.57). There is no eburnation in EBIA for 33 left and 37 right glenoid fossae. There are

two left EBII-III scapula with barely discernible eburnation and one with eburnation over half of the glenoid fossa (Table 4.58). There is no side difference in either time period

(Table 4.58). There is no difference between time periods for either lipping or eburnation

(Table 4.59).

Lipping (Scores) Lipping (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) 2 p Left 10 17 6 1 7 27 0.06 0.81

EB IA Right 9 19 5 2 7 28 Left 22 56 13 4 17 78 2.04 0.15

EB II-III Right 26 39 18 7 25 65

Table 4.57. Lipping on glenoid fossa of scapula.

Eburnation Eburnation (Scores) (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) Fisher's p Left 33 0 0 0 0 33 1

EB IA Right 37 0 0 0 0 37

Left 103 2 1 0 1 106 1

EB II-III Right 102 2 0 0 0 104

Table 4.58. Eburnation on glenoid fossa of scapula.

128

Lipping Eburnation Fisher's p Fisher's p Lefts 0.80 1 Rights 0.49 1 Table 4.59. Difference between time periods for DJD of the glenoid fossa.

As with the glenoid fossa of the scapula, there was a relatively low rate of moderate to severe lipping, and almost no eburnation, in the humeral head. Five of 25

(20.0%) left EBIA humeral heads exhibited lipping as did 10.5% (2/19) of the right heads. In EBII-III, 2/46 (4.3%) left humeral heads had marginal lipping, while 7.3%

(4/55) of right humeral heads have the same. There is no significant side difference for either time period (Table 4.60). There were two right EBIA heads with eburnation, although there were none on the left (Table 4.61). In contrast, there were no EBII-III humeral heads with eburnation (Table 4.61). There is no side difference in either time period (Table 4.60, 4.61). There was a significant difference between time periods for lipping on left humeral heads (Fisher’s p=0.048), although there was no difference on the right side (Fisher’s p=0.49) (Table 4.62).

Lipping (Scores) Lipping (Presence/Absence) + - 0 1 2 3 (2,3) (0,1) Fisher's p Left 8 12 4 1 5 20 0.45

EB IA Right 4 13 2 0 2 17 Left 26 18 2 0 2 44 0.69

EB II-III Right 27 24 3 1 4 51

Table 4.60. Lipping on the humeral head.

129

Eburnation Eburnation (Scores) (Presence/Absence) + - 0 1 2 3 (2,3) (0,1) Fisher's p Left 58 0 0 0 0 58 0.50

EB IA Right 63 1 0 2 2 64 Left 24 0 0 0 0 24 1

EB II-III Right 19 0 0 0 0 19

Table 4.61. Eburnation on the humeral head.

Lipping Eburnation Fisher's p Fisher's p Lefts 0.048 1 Rights 0.49 1

Table 4.62. Difference between time periods for DJD of the humeral head.

Degnerative Joint Disease – Elbow

In EBIA, six of 26 (23.1%) left and five of 23 (21.7%) right distal humeri

exhibited lipping, with no significant difference between the sides (Fisher’s p=1) (Table

4.63). In EBII-III, there was no lipping on either side (Table 4.63). There was one of 41

(2.4%) left distal humerus in EBIA with eburnation, but no right distal humeri with eburnation. In EBII-III, there were no left distal humeri with eburnation (out of 109), but

two of 112 (1.8%) right distal humeri exhibited bone-on-bone contact (Table 4.64).

Due to the lack of lipping in EBII-III, there was a significant difference between

time periods (lefts: Fisher’s p=0.029; rights: Fisher’s p=0.051) (Table 4.65). There was

130 no difference between the time periods for eburnation (Table 4.65), as it was nearly non-

existent in either time period.

Lipping (Scores) Lipping (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) Fisher's p Left 6 14 5 1 6 20 1

EB IA Right 2 16 5 0 5 18 Left 16 4 0 0 0 20 1

EB II-III Right 13 7 0 0 0 20

Table 4.63. Lipping on the distal end of the humerus.

Eburnation Eburnation (Scores) (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) Fisher's p Left 39 1 1 0 1 40 1

EB IA Right 36 0 0 0 0 36 Left 107 2 0 0 0 109 0.50

EB II-III Right 110 0 0 2 2 110

Table 4.64. Eburnation on the distal end of the humerus.

Lipping Eburnation Fisher's p Fisher's p Lefts 0.029 0.27 Rights 0.051 1

Table 4.65. Difference between time periods for DJD of the distal end of the humerus.

131 The radial head exhibited a very similar pattern to previous bones. Four of 29

(13.8%) left radii and one of 22 (4.5%) right radii had lipping (Table 4.66). In EBII-III, three of 53 (5.7%) and two of 50 (4.0%) bones exhibited radial head lipping (Table 4.66).

There was no significant side difference in either time period. The same was true for eburnation. It was found in two of 31 (6.5%) left EBIA radii, but not in any of the 26 rights (Table 4.67). Only one of 76 (1.3%) right EBII-III radii exhibited eburnation, while none of the 77 left radii did (Table 4.67). There was no significant difference between time periods for either lipping (lefts: Fisher’s p=0.24; rights: Fisher’s p=1) or eburnation (lefts: Fisher’s p=0.080; rights: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.68).

Lipping Lipping (Scores) (Presence/Absence) + - 0 1 2 3 (2,3) (0,1) Fisher's p Left 6 19 4 0 4 25 0.37

EB IA Right 7 14 1 0 1 21 Left 27 23 3 0 3 50 1

EB II-III Right 23 25 2 0 2 48 Table 4.66. Lipping on the head of the radius.

Eburnation Eburnation (Scores) (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) Fisher's p Left 29 0 2 0 2 29 0.49

EB IA Right 26 0 0 0 0 26 Left 75 2 0 0 0 77 0.50

EB II-III Right 74 1 1 0 1 75 Table 4.67. Eburnation on the head of the radius.

132 Lipping Eburnation Fisher's p Fisher's p Lefts 0.24 0.080 Rights 1 1

Table 4.68. Difference between time periods for DJD of the radial head.

The olecranon process had a majority of bones with at least some minute lipping, although only four of 29 (13.8%) left ulnae had lipping on the olecranon process margin.

Ten of 32 right ulnae (31.3%) had lipping in EBIA. This did not represent a significant difference (Fisher’s p=0.19) (Table 4.69). EBII-III had similar levels of lipping in the olecranon process. It was found in 11 of 30 (36.7%) left EBII-III ulnae and 19 of 50

(38.0%) right olecranon processes. There was no side difference in EBII-III, either

(Fisher’s p=0.41) (Table 4.69).

Again, eburnation was nearly non-existent in EBIA, with only one of 42 (2.4%) left ulnae exhibiting eburnation. It was no present on the right ulnae. This did not manifest itself in a significant difference (Table 4.70). For EBII-III, there was a marked increase in the number of ulnae that exhibited small patches of eburnation (lefts: 8/143 or

5.6%; rights: 10/127 or 7.9%) although there were no bones with significant bone on bone contact. Again, there was no side difference (Table 4.70). There was no significant difference between the time periods for either lipping (lefts: Fisher’s p=0.24; rights:

Fisher’s p=0.64) or eburnation (lefts: Fisher’s p=0.23; rights: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.71).

133 Lipping (Scores) Lipping (Presence/Absence) + - 0 1 2 3 (2,3) (0,1) 2 Fisher's p Left 4 21 4 0 4 25 1.73 0.19

EB IA Right 1 21 10 0 10 22 Left 11 18 9 2 11 29 0.68 0.41

EB II-III Right 4 27 16 3 19 31

Table 4.69. Lipping on the olecranon process of the ulna.

Eburnation Eburnation (Scores) (Presence/Absence) 0 1 2 3 + (2,3) - (0,1) Fisher's p Left 41 0 1 0 1 41 0.46

EB IA Right 49 0 0 0 0 49 Left 135 8 0 0 0 143 1

EB II-III Right 117 10 0 0 0 127

Table 4.70. Eburnation on the olecranon process of the ulna.

Lipping Eburnation Fisher's p Fisher's p Lefts 0.24 0.23 Rights 0.64 1

Table 4.71. Difference between time periods for DJD of the olecranon process of the ulna.

134 Genetic Relatedness

There were not enough teeth that could be scored for dental non-metric traits from

EBII-III to make a viable comparison of time periods. The dentition could be used to assess dental health (e.g., with caries rates) because the tooth count could be employed, wherein all teeth were considered at one time. This produced an adequate sample size.

When using dental non-metric traits, teeth must be considered by tooth type. This left less than five teeth available to score for most traits.

Cranial non-metric traits provided a much larger sample. These could also be used in order to assess any difference in the sexes that might suggest a particular marriage pattern. Metopism was present in 11.1% (9/81) EBIA crania and about 9%

(13/150) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.72). There was no significant difference between the time periods (2 = 0.14, df = 1, p =0.71). There was no significant difference between sexes within each time period (EBIA: Fisher’s p=1; EBII-III: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.73), nor was there a significant difference between the time periods for each sex (females:

Fisher’s p=0.73; males: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.74).

Metopic Suture + - 2 p # % # % EB IA 9 11.1 72 88.9 0.14 0.71 EB II-III 13 8.7 137 91.3

Table 4.72. Presence of metopism in both time periods.

135 Metopic Suture + - Fisher's # % # % p

Females 5 14.7 39 88.6 1

EB IA Males 3 11.5 23 88.5 Females 3 8.6 32 91.4 1

EB II-III Males 5 10.6 42 89.4

Table 4.73. Presence of metopism in each time period by sex.

Metopic Suture Fisher's p Females 0.73 Males 1

Table 4.74. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for metopism.

Coronal suture ossicles were present in 6.0% (3/50) of EBIA crania on the left

side and 7.4% (2/27) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.75). There was no significant difference

between the sides for each time period (EBIA: Fisher’s p=1; EBII-III: Fisher’s p=0.49)

(Table 4.75), nor was there a significant difference between the time periods, whether examining the right or left side (Table 4.76). There was no difference between rights and lefts when divided by sex (Table 4.77). There was no significant difference between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.78). There was no difference between sexes within each time period (Table 4.79).

136 Coronal Suture Ossicles + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 3 6.0 47 94.0 1

EB IA Right 4 7.8 47 92.2 Left 0 0 24 100 1

EB II-III Right 2 7.4 25 92.6

Table 4.75. Presence of coronal suture ossicles in each time period.

Coronal Suture Ossicles Fisher's p

Lefts 0.55 EB II-III EB IA vs. Rights 1

Table 4.76. Difference in coronal suture ossicles between time periods.

137 Coronal Suture Ossicles + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 0 0 25 100 0.50

Females Females Right 2 6.3 30 93.8

EB IA Left 2 9.5 19 90.5 1 Males Right 1 5.6 17 94.4 Left 0 0 9 100 1

Females Females Right 1 8.3 11 91.7

EB II-III Left 0 0 12 100 1 Males Right 1 6.7 14 93.3

Table 4.77. Presence of coronal suture ossicles in each time period by sex.

Coronal Suture Ossicles Fisher's p Lefts 1

Females Females Rights 1 III Lefts 0.52 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 1

Table 4.78. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for coronal suture ossicles.

138

Coronal Suture Ossicles Fisher's p Lefts 0.20

EB IA Rights 1 Lefts 1 EBII-III Males vs. Females Males vs. Females Rights 1

Table 4.79. Difference between sexes within both time periods for coronal suture ossicles.

Ossicles in the sagittal suture were present in 11.1% (5/45) of EBIA crania and

9.7% (3/31) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.80). There was no significant difference between males and females in each time period (EBIA: Fisher’s p=1; EBII-III: Fisher’s p=0.58)

(Table 4.81). There was no significant difference between the time periods by sex, either

(Table 4.82).

Sagittal Ossicles + - Fisher's # % # % p EB IA 5 11.1 40 88.9 1 EB II-III 3 9.7 28 90.3

Table 4.80. Presence of ossicles in the sagittal suture in both time periods.

139 Sagittal Ossicles + - Fisher's # % # % p

Females 3 10.3 26 89.7 1

EB IA Males 1 7.1 13 92.9 Females 2 18.2 9 81.8 0.58

EB II-III Males 1 7.7 12 92.3

Table 4.81. Presence of ossicles in the sagittal suture in each time period by sex.

Sagittal Ossicles Fisher's p Females 0.60 Males 1

Table 4.82. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles in the sagittal suture.

Lambdoidal suture ossicles (also commonly referred to as wormian bones) were present in 42.5% (17/40) of EBIA crania on the left side and 43.5% (10/23) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.83). There was no significant difference between the sides for each time period (EBIA: 2 = 0.02, df = 1, p =0.89; EBII-III: 2 = 0, df = 1, p =1) (Table 4.83).

There was no difference between the time periods for either side (Table 4.84). There was no difference by side when the skulls were divided by sex (Table 4.85), nor was there a significant difference between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.86). There was no significant difference between the sexes in each time period (Table 4.87).

140 Lambdoidal Suture Ossicles + - 2 p # % # % Left 17 42.5 23 57.5 0.02 0.89

EB IA Right 20 43.5 26 56.5 Left 10 43.5 13 56.5 0 1

EB II-III Right 10 38.5 16 61.5 Table 4.83. Presence of lambdoidal suture ossicles in both time periods.

Lambdoidal Suture Ossicles 2 p

Lefts 0.04 0.84 EB II-III EB IA vs. Rights 0.03 0.86 Table 4.84. Difference in lambdoidal suture ossicles by time period.

Lambdoidal Suture Ossicles + - 2 p # % # % Left 10 38.5 16 61.5 0.01 0.92

Females Females Right 11 40.7 16 59.3

EB IA Left 6 46.2 7 53.8 0.10 0.75 Males Right 8 47.1 9 52.9 Left 3 30.0 7 70.0 - 1

Females Females Right 3 27.3 8 72.7

EB II-III Left 6 50.0 6 50.0 - 0.69 Males Right 4 40.0 6 60.0 Table 4.85. Presence of lambdoidal suture ossicles in each time period by sex.

141 Lambdoidal Ossicles Fisher's p Lefts 0.72

Females Females Rights 0.49 III Lefts 1 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 0.66

Table 4.86. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for lambdoidal suture ossicles.

Lambdoidal Ossicles Fisher's p Lefts 0.74

EB IA Rights 0.76 Lefts 0.41 EBII-III

Males vs. Females Males vs. Females Rights 0.66

Table 4.87. Difference between sexes within both time periods for lambdoidal ossicles.

Ossicles at bregma were not present in the EBIA crania (0/58) or the EBII-III crania (0/26) (Table 4.88). There was no significant difference between males and females in each time period (Table 4.89), or between the time periods (Table 4.90).

142 Bregma Ossicles + - Fisher's # % # % p EB IA 0 0 58 100 1 EB II-III 0 0 26 100

Table 4.88. Presence of ossicles at bregma in both time periods.

Bregma Ossicles + - Fisher's # % # % p

Females 0 0 33 100 1

EB IA Males 0 0 20 100 Females 0 0 15 100 1

EB II-III Males 0 0 8 100

Table 4.89. Presence of ossicles at bregma in each time period by sex.

Bregma Ossicles Fisher's p Females 1 Males 1

Table 4.90. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles at bregma.

Ossicles at lambda were present in 12.2% (6/49) of EBIA crania and 11.8% (4/34)

of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.91). There was no significant difference overall between the time periods (Fisher’s p=1), or between males and females in each time period (EBIA:

143 Fisher’s p=1; EBII-III: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.92). There was no significant difference between the time periods by sex, either (Table 4.93).

Ossicle at Lambda + - Fisher's # % # % p EB IA 6 12.2 43 87.8 1 EB II-III 4 11.8 30 88.2

Table 4.91. Presence of ossicles at lambda in each time period.

Ossicle at Lambda + - Fisher's # % # % p

Females 3 10.0 27 90.0 1

EB IA Males 2 12.5 14 87.5 Females 1 8.3 11 91.7 1

EB II-III Males 2 11.8 15 88.2

Table 4.92. Presence of ossicles at lambda in each time period by sex.

Ossicle at Lambda Fisher's p Females 1 Males 1

Table 4.93. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles at lambda.

144 Inca bones (an extra bone of the occipital resulting from a persistent suture of

Mendosa) were present in 1.9% (1/54) of EBIA crania, but not in any EBII-III skulls

(0/40) (Table 4.94). There was no significant difference overall between the time periods

(Fisher’s p=1), or between males and females in each time period (EBIA: Fisher’s

p=0.40; EBII-III: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.95). There was no significant difference

between the time periods by sex, either (Table 4.96).

Inca Bone + - Fisher's # % # % p EB IA 1 1.9 53 98.1 1 EB II-III 0 0 40 100

Table 4.94. Presence of the inca bone in each time period.

Inca Bone + - Fisher's # % # % p

Females 0 0 29 100 0.40

EB IA Males 1 5.3 18 94.7

Females 0 0 15 100 1

EB II-III Males 0 0 19 100

Table 4.95. Presence of the inca bone in each time period by sex.

145 Inca Bone Fisher's p Females 1 Males 1

Table 4.96. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for the inca bone.

Ossicles at asterion were present in 14.8% (4/27) of EBIA crania on the left side

and 40.0% (8/20) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.97). There was no significant difference between the sides for each time period (EBIA: Fisher’s p=0.20; EBII-III: Fisher’s p=0.72) (Table 4.97). There was a significant difference between the time periods for ossicles at asterion on the right side, although the difference on the left only approached significance at 0.080 (Table 4.98). There was no significant difference between rights and lefts when divided by sex within time periods (Table 4.99). There was no significant difference between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.100). There was no significant difference between sexes within each time period (Table 4.101).

Ossicle at Asterion + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 4 14.8 23 85.2 0.20

EB IA Right 2 4.8 40 95.2 Left 8 40.0 12 60.0 0.72

EB II-III Right 4 28.6 10 71.4

Table 4.97. Presence of ossicles at asterion in both time periods.

146

Ossicle at Asterion Fisher's p

Lefts 0.090 EB II-III EB IA vs. Rights 0.030

Table 4.98. Difference in ossicles at asterion between time periods.

Ossicle at Asterion + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 1 7.1 13 92.9 1

Females Females Right 2 8.0 23 92.0

EB IA Left 3 23.1 10 76.9 0.08 Males Right 0 0 16 100 Left 1 12.5 7 87.5 0.57

Females Females Right 3 37.5 5 62.5

EB II-III Left 7 58.3 5 41.7 0.29 Males Right 1 20.0 4 80.0

Table 4.99. Presence of ossicles at asterion in each time period by sex.

147 Ossicle at Asterion Fisher's p Lefts 0.33

Females Females Rights 0.08 III Lefts 0.11 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 0.24

Table 4.100. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for ossicles at asterion.

Ossicle at Asterion Fisher's p Lefts 0.33

EB IA Rights 0.51 Lefts 0.07 EBII-III

Males vs. Females Males vs. Females Rights 0.61

Table 4.101. Difference between sexes within both time periods for ossicles at asterion.

Occipito-mastoid wormians were present in 14.8% (4/27) of EBIA crania on the left side and 16.7% (1/6) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.102). There was no significant difference between the sides for each time period (EBIA: Fisher’s p=0.22; EBII-III:

Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.102). There was no difference between the time periods for either side (Table 4.103). There was no significant difference between rights and lefts when divided by sex in either time period (Table 4.104). There was no significant difference

148 between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.105). There was no difference between sexes within each time period (Table 4.106).

Occipito-Mastoid Wormians + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 4 14.8 23 85.2 0.22

EB IA Right 2 5.1 37 94.9 Left 1 16.7 5 83.3 1

EB II-III Right 2 18.2 9 81.8

Table 4.102. Presence of occipito-mastoid wormians in both time periods.

Occipito-mastoid wormians Fisher's p

Lefts 1 EB II-III EB IA vs. Rights 0.21

Table 4.103. Difference in occipito-mastoid wormians between time periods.

149

Occipito-Mastoid Wormians + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 3 20.0 12 80.0 0.28

Females Females Right 1 4.5 21 95.5

EB IA Left 1 9.1 10 90.9 0.44 Males Right 0 0 14 100 Left 0 0 1 100 1

Females Females Right 0 0 3 100

EB II-III Left 1 20.0 4 80.0 1 Males Right 2 25.0 6 75.0

Table 4.104. Presence of occipito-mastoid wormians in each time period by sex.

Occipito-Mastoid Wormians Fisher's p Lefts 1

Females Females Rights 1 III Lefts 1 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 0.12

Table 4.105. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for occipito-mastoid wormians.

150 Occipito-Mastoid Wormians Fisher's p Lefts 0.61 s

EB IA Rights 1

Female Lefts 1 Males vs.

EBII-III Rights 1

Table 4.106. Difference between sexes within both time periods for occipito-mastoid wormian bones.

Parietal notch bones were present in 32.3% (10/31) of EBIA crania on the left

side and 11.1% (2/18) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.107). There was no significant

difference between the sides for each time period (EBIA: 2 = 1.22, df = 1, p =0.27;

EBII-III: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.107). There was no significant difference between time periods for either side (Table 4.108). There was no significant difference between rights and lefts when divided by sex in either time period(Table 4.109). There was no significant difference between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.110). There was no difference between sexes within each time period (Table 4.111).

Parietal Notch + - 2 p # % # % Left 10 32.3 21 67.7 1.22 0.27

EB IA Right 7 17.9 32 82.1 Left 2 11.1 16 88.9 - 1

EB II-III Right 1 5.9 16 94.1 Table 4.107. Presence of parietal notch bones in both time periods.

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Parietal Notch Fisher's p Lefts 0.17 II-III EB IA vs. EB Rights 0.41

Table 4.108. Difference in parietal notch bones between time periods.

Parietal Notch + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 6 35.3 11 64.7 0.73

Females Females Right 6 26.1 17 73.9

EB IA Left 3 23.1 10 76.9 0.22 Males Right 0 0 13 100 Left 0 0 6 100 1

Females Females Right 1 11.1 8 88.9

EB II-III Left 2 22.2 7 77.8 0.48 Males Right 0 0 7 100

Table 4.109. Presence of parietal notch bones in each time period by sex.

Parietal Notch Fisher's p Lefts 0.14

Females Females Rights 0.64 III Lefts 1 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 1

152 Table 4.110. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for parietal notch bones.

Parietal Notch Fisher's p Lefts 0.69

EB IA Rights 0.07 Lefts 0.49 EBII-III

Males vs. Females Males vs. Females Rights 1

Table 4.111. Difference between sexes within both time periods for parietal notch bones.

Epipteric bones were present in 30.0% (6/20) of EBIA crania on the left side and

42.9% (3/7) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.112). There was no significant difference

between the sides for each time period (EBIA: 2 = 0, df = 1, p =1; EBII-III: Fisher’s p=0.31) (Table 4.112). There was a significant difference between epipteric bones on the right side (Fisher’s p=0.020), although there was no difference on the left side (Fisher’s p=0.65) (Table 4.113). There was no significant difference between rights and lefts when divided by sex for either time period (Table 4.114). There was no significant difference between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.115). There was no difference between sexes within each time period (Table 4.116).

153 Epipteric Bone + - 2 p # % # % Left 6 30.0 14 70.0 0 1

EB IA Right 7 25.0 21 75.0 Left 3 42.9 4 57.1 - 0.31

EB II-III Right 6 75.0 2 25.0 Table 4.112. Presence of epipteric bones in both time periods.

Epipteric Bone Fisher's p

Lefts 0.65 EB II-III EB IA vs. Rights 0.020 Table 4.113. Difference in epipteric bones between time periods

Epipteric Bone + - Fisher's # % # % p Left 3 23.1 10 76.9 1

Females Females Right 5 29.4 12 70.6

EB IA Left 2 33.3 4 66.7 0.53 Males Right 1 11.1 8 88.9 Left 1 33.3 2 66.7 0.40

Females Females Right 2 100 0 0

EB II-III Left 2 50.0 2 50.0 1 Males Right 4 66.7 2 33.3 Table 4.114. Presence of epipteric bones in each time period by sex.

154 Epipteric Bone Fisher's p Lefts 1

Females Females Rights 0.12 III Lefts 1 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 0.09

Table 4.115. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for epipteric bones.

Epipteric Bone Fisher's p Lefts 1

EB IA Rights 0.38 Lefts 1 EBII-III

Males vs. Females Males vs. Females Rights 1

Table 4.116. Difference between sexes within both time periods for epipteric bones.

Bifid hypoglossal canals were present in 18.2% (6/33) of EBIA crania on the left

side and 22.2% (20/90) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.117). There was no significant

difference between the sides for each time period (EBIA: Fisher’s p=0.74; EBII-III: 2 =

1.19, df = 1, p =0.28) (Table 4.117). There was no significant difference between the time periods for either side (lefts: Fisher’s p=0.46; rights: Fisher’s p=1) (Table 4.118).

There was no comparison by sex, as most of the scorable hypoglossal canals from EBII-

III were on isolated occipital portions.

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Hypoglossal Canal + - 2 p # % # % Left 6 18.2 27 81.8 - 0.74

EB IA Right 4 13.8 25 86.2 Left 20 22.2 70 77.8 1.19 0.28

EB II-III Right 14 14.9 80 85.1

Table 4.117. Presence of bifid hypoglossal canals in both time periods.

Hypoglossal Canal Fisher's p Lefts 0.46 Rights 1

Table 4.118. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for bifid hypoglossal canals.

Accessory bones in the squamomastoid sutures were present in 44.9% (22/49) of

EBIA crania on the left side and 53.3% (73/137) of EBII-III skulls (Table 4.119). There was no significant difference between the sides for each time period (EBIA: 2 = 2.59, df

= 1, p =0.11; EBII-III: 2 = 2.39, df = 1, p =0.12) (Table 4.119). There was a significant difference on the right side between time periods (Fisher’s p=0.023), although there was no difference on the left (Fisher’s p=0.40) (Table 4.120). There was no significant difference between rights and lefts when divided by sex (Table 4.121). There was no significant difference between the time periods for each sex (Table 4.122). There was no difference between sexes within each time period (Table 4.123).

156 Squamomastoid Suture + - 2 p # % # % Left 22 44.9 27 55.1 2.59 0.11

EB IA Right 35 62.5 21 37.5 Left 73 53.3 64 46.7 2.39 0.12

EB II-III Right 56 43.1 74 56.9 Table 4.119. Presence of accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture in both time periods.

Squamomastoid Suture 2 p Lefts 0.71 0.40 II-III EB IA vs. EB Rights 5.16 0.023 Table 4.120. Difference in accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture between time periods.

Squamomastoid Suture + - 2 p # % # % Left 14 56.0 11 44.0 0.78 0.38

Females Females Right 20 71.4 8 28.6

EB IA Left 7 36.8 12 63.2 0.47 0.49 Males Right 12 52.2 11 47.8 Left 13 30.2 30 69.8 7.28 0.0070

Females Females Right 27 61 17 39

EB II-III Left 17 60.7 11 39.3 0.16 0.69 Males Right 25 53.2 22 46.8 Table 4.121. Presence of accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture in each time period by sex.

157 Squamomastoid Suture 2 p Lefts 3.37 0.066

Females Females Rights 0.39 0.53 III Lefts 1.71 0.19 Males

EB IA vs. II- Rights 0.03 0.86

Table 4.122. Difference between EBIA and EBII-III by sex for accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture.

Squamomastoid Suture Fisher's p Lefts 0.24

EB IA Rights 0.24 Lefts 0.01 EBII-III

Males vs. Females Males vs. Females Rights 0.53

Table 4.123. Difference between sexes within both time periods for accessory bones in the squamomastoid suture.

MMD values in general show that EBIA and EBII-III people were closely related.

Although both ossicles at asterion and epipteric bones had significant differences when

compared independently between the time periods, those differences were only on the

right side. In general, the left side is chosen in other studies (Buikstra and Ubelaker,

1994) if necessary. For these comparisons, then, there was no significant difference

between EBIA and EBII-III for these traits. It should also be noted that these frequencies

may be somewhat depressed, because other collections often score a trait as “present” if it

158 is on the right side, left side, or both sides, and also give the highest score to an individual

with asymmetry (Sutter and Mertz, 2004). The commingled nature of Bab edh-Dhra’

necessitated the use of one side only.

First, EBIA and EBII-III were compared with other groups by examining ossicles in the lambdoidal suture, ossicles in the sagittal suture, and metopism (Table 4.124). In general, many of the groups have an MMD value of 0. This table shows fairly close relationships among many of the groups, and does not really distinguish EBIA or EBII-III in any way.

Next, the two groups were compared with others using lambdoidal ossicles, the epipteric bone, and metopism (Table 4.125). Using these traits, EBIA is indistinguishable from EBII-III and Jericho (MMD=0). The other nine sites have much

larger MMDs for both time periods. When lambda ossicles, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones, metopism, and bifid hypoglossal canals were used, EBII-III was most closely related to EBIA (MMD=0.055, p<0.025), while EBIA was most closely related to

Tell Duweir (MMD=0.019, p<0.025). (Table 4.126).

Next, the two groups were compared with groups from the Middle East only. The traits examined include ossicles at lambda, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones, and metopism (Table 4.127). EBIA was most closely related to Dinkha Tepe (MMD=0.047,

p<0.025) and Tepe Hissar (MMD=0.073, p<0.025), while EBII-III was closest to EBIA

(MMD=0.077, p<0.025). Another comparison of both groups with only sites from the

Near East used ossicles at lambda, ossicles at asterion, coronal ossicles, parietal notch

bones and metopism (Table 4.128). EBIA was most closely related to Tepe Hissar

159 (MMD=0.053, p<0.025). EBII-III was closest to EBIA (MMD=0.071, p<0.025) and

Hasanlu (MMD=0.081, p<0.025). These traits were then used to compare EBIA and

EBII-III with the largest number of comparative sites (Table 4.129). EBIA was relatively close to a number of sites from each of the regions. EBII-III was relatively distant from most groups.

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ALE NAQB NAQT NAQG BAD ABY N179 EGD EBIA EBII-III ALE 0.014 0.004 0.004 0 0.003 0.014 0.009 0 0

NAQB 0.104 0 0 0.006 0.001 0.017 0.021 0.005 0.003 NAQT 0.022 0 0 0 0 0.006 0.013 0.001 0.001 NAQG 0.031 0 0 0.001 0 0.009 0.010 0.001 0 BAD 0 0.040 0 0.002 0.001 0.005 0.004 0.001 0 ABY 0.027 0 0 0 0 0.010 0.005 0.001 0

N179 0.156 0.102 0.014 0.099 0.078 0.155 0.012 0.014 0.016 161 EGD 0.133 0.210 0.173 0.183 0.083 0.071 0.224 0.008 0.008 EBIA 0 0.042 0.001 0 0 0.004 0.180 0.169 0 EBII-III 0 0.015 0 0 0 0 0.156 0.124 0

Table 4.124. MMD values for lambdoidal ossicles, sagittal ossicles, and metopism. MMD values are located on the left side of the table; standard deviations are on the right. Significant values (p<0.025) are indicated in bold.

EBII- NAQB NAQT NAQG BAD KEN ABY N277 N179 JER EGD EBIA III NAQB 1.861 1.373 1.013 1.359 0.001 0 0.002 0.013 0.010 0.017 0.051 NAQT 3.725 0 0 0 1.509 2.514 1.557 1.132 1.781 1.035 1.118 NAQG 4.340 0 0 0 1.088 2.126 1.152 0.892 1.265 0.801 0.890 BAD 4.754 0 0 0.099 0.772 1.830 0.845 0.697 0.913 0.594 0.668 KEN 2.274 0 0 0 0.898 1.829 0.852 0.198 1.322 0.119 0.238 ABY 0 3.115 3.694 4.081 1.736 0.000 0.005 0.002 0.004 0.008 0.034 N277 0 3.828 4.449 4.861 2.418 0 0 0.027 0.028 0.055 0.132 N179 0 3.601 4.195 4.595 2.270 0.100 0 0.016 0.022 0.012 0.036 JER 0.086 2.305 2.824 3.168 1.128 0.001 0.000 0.135 0.019 0.001 0.019 EGD 0.124 3.800 4.412 4.809 2.352 0.074 0.012 0.348 0.176 0.036 0.113 EBIA 0.139 2.118 2.625 2.970 0.946 0.086 0.082 0.134 0 0.391 0 EBII- III 0.220 1.910 2.406 2.754 0.705 0.150 0.185 0.189 0.017 0.536 0

Table 4.125. MMD values for lambdoidal ossicles, the epipteric bone, and metopism.

162 MMD values are located on the left side of the table; standard deviations are on the right. Significant values (p<0.025) are indicated in bold.

Bab edh-Dhra' Bab edh-Dhra' Sagalassos Tell Duweir EBIA EBII-III Sagalassos 0.007 0.005 0.008 Tell Duweir 0.113 0.001 0 Bab edh-Dhra EBIA 0.051 0.019 0.006 Bab edh-Dhra EBII-III 0.089 0 0.055

Table 4.126. MMD values for lambda ossicles, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones, metopism, and bifid hypoglossal canals. MMD values are located on the left side of the table; standard deviations are on the right. Significant values (p<0.025) are indicated in bold. 163

THS TDW KSH1 DKT HSN1 HSN3 NIP BGD EBIA EBII-III THS 0.004 0.004 0 0 0 0.001 0 0.005 0.012 TDW 0.145 0.018 0.006 0.004 0.003 0.018 0.014 0.002 0 KSH1 0.069 0.382 0.005 0.004 0.008 0.002 0.006 0.025 0.036 DKT 0 0.127 0.044 0 0 0 0 0.005 0.016 HSN1 0 0.151 0.055 0 0 0 0 0.005 0.013 HSN3 0 0.069 0.110 0 0 0.003 0.001 0.002 0.010 NIP 0 0.221 0 0 0 0 0 0.017 0.033 BGD 0 0.230 0.046 0 0 0 0 0.011 0.029 EBIA 0.073 0.028 0.349 0.047 0.088 0.006 0.147 0.109 0.009 EBII-III 0.170 0 0.388 0.165 0.178 0.098 0.265 0.273 0.077 164

Table 4.127. MMD values for lambda ossicles, ossicles at asterion, parietal notch bones, and metopism. MMD values are located on the left side of the table; standard deviations are on the right. Significant values (p<0.025) are indicated in bold.

THS KSH1 DKT HSN1 HSN3 NIP BGD EBIA EBII-III

THS 0.003 0 0 0 0.001 0 0.003 0.008

KSH1 0.066 0.003 0.002 0.006 0.001 0.005 0.169 0.023 DKT 0 0.024 0 0 0 0.001 0.004 0.010 HSN1 0 0.038 0 0.001 0 0.001 0.004 0.008 HSN3 0 0.100 0 0.006 0.002 0.001 0.001 0.007 NIP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.012 0.021 BGD 0 0.049 0 0 0 0 0.007 0.195 EBIA 0.053 0.299 0.054 0.099 0 0.118 0.074 0.007 EBII-III 0.137 0.298 0.118 0.134 0.081 0.192 0.220 0.071

Table 4.128. MMD values for lambda ossicles, ossicles at asterion, coronal ossicles, parietal notch bones, and metopism. MMD values are located on the left side of the table; standard deviations are on the right. Significant values (p<0.025) are indicated in bold. 165

EBII- SAG NAQB NAQT NAQG BAD KEN ABY TRK N277 QAH N179 THS TDW KSH1 DKT HSN1 HSN3 NIP BGD EBIA III SAG 0.004 0.008 0.007 0.003 0.014 0.009 0.003 0.348 0.006 0.012 0.010 0.002 0.034 0.010 0.009 0.006 0.019 0.021 0.001 0.079 NAQB 0.018 0.002 0.001 0.003 0.003 0.001 0.001 0.428 0 0.005 0.005 0.003 0.013 0.006 0.003 0.004 0.007 0.011 0.008 0.109 NAQT 0.085 0.007 0 0.002 0.001 0 0 0.385 0 0 0 0.004 0.003 0 0 0 0 0 0.006 0.109 NAQG 0.079 0.007 0 0 0 0 0 0.349 0 0 0 0.002 0.003 0 0 0 0 0.003 0.004 0.093 BAD 0.020 0.026 0.037 0.017 0.004 0.001 0.001 0.283 0.001 0.002 0.002 0 0.011 0.002 0.002 0.001 0.010 0.008 0.001 0.071 KEN 0.172 0.040 0 0.002 0.114 0 0.001 0.446 0.001 0 0.003 0.006 0.001 0.002 0.002 0.004 0 0.006 0.011 0.124 ABY 0.117 0 0 0 0.038 0 0 0.389 0 0 0.001 0.003 0.003 0.001 0.001 0.001 0.002 0.005 0.007 0.105 TRK 0.006 0 0 0 0.003 0.019 0 0.337 0 0 0 0.002 0.007 0 0 0 0.002 0.004 0.003 0.091 N277 2.165 2.797 2.593 2.584 2.114 3.204 2.834 2.473 0.349 0.401 0.315 0.252 0.513 0.353 0.331 0.304 0.527 0.402 0.219 0.108 QAH 0.055 0 0 0 0.008 0.012 0 0 2.646 0 0.001 0.002 0.006 0.001 0.001 0.001 0.003 0.005 0.005 0.095 N179 0.114 0.039 0 0 0.022 0 0 0 2.680 0 0.002 0.005 0.003 0.001 0.001 0.001 0.002 0.006 0.008 0.128 THS 0.124 0.074 0 0 0.053 0.059 0.027 0.011 2.291 0.030 0.017 0.004 0.004 0 0 0 0.001 0 0.005 0.098 TDW 0.007 0.046 0.124 0.096 0.001 0.228 0.121 0.064 2.009 0.068 0.122 0.145 0.018 0.006 0.004 0.003 0.018 0.014 0.002 0.061 KSH1 0.361 0.171 0.030 0.051 0.212 0 0.034 0.103 3.282 0.089 0.016 0.069 0.382 0.005 0.004 0.008 0.002 0.006 0.025 0.194

166 DKT 0.081 0.060 0 0 0.030 0.023 0.005 0 2.325 0.005 0 0 0.127 0.044 0 0 0 0 0.005 0.114 HSN1 0.106 0.048 0 0 0.060 0.031 0.014 0 2.472 0.017 0.011 0 0.151 0.055 0 0 0 0 0.005 0.099 HSN3 0.045 0.047 0 0 0 0.065 0.019 0 2.109 0.006 0 0 0.069 0.110 0 0 0.003 0.001 0.002 0.096 NIP 0.115 0.040 0 0 0.101 0 0 0 2.905 0.005 0 0 0.221 0 0 0 0 0 0.017 0.186 BGD 0.173 0.117 0 0.020 0.115 0.065 0.055 0.034 2.362 0.066 0.048 0 0.230 0.046 0 0 0 0 0.011 0.153 EBIA 0 0.114 0.090 0.089 0.015 0.235 0.149 0.041 1.641 0.094 0.120 0.073 0.028 0.349 0 0.088 0.006 0.147 0.109 0.066 EBII- III 0.718 1.377 1.486 1.451 1.098 1.791 1.617 1.218 1.122 1.414 1.526 1.427 0.935 2.166 1.338 1.451 1.190 1.600 1.528 0.734

Table 4.129. MMD values for lambda ossicle, ossicle at asterion, coronal ossicles, parietal notch bone, and metopism. MMD values are located on the left side of the table; standard deviations are on the right. Significant values (p<0.025) are indicated in bold.

Chapter 5: Discussion

This chapter discusses the results of this study in the light of the biocultural

context of the Early Bronze Age. Previous analysis of skeletal remains suggested that

health decreased from the Neolithic through the Early Bronze Age in the southern Levant

(Smith, 1989; Smith, 1995), although these were based on limited numbers of Early

Bronze Age skeletons. Stature did not change greatly, but hypoplasias increase in

frequency through the Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Age only to decrease by Early

Bronze IV (Smith, 1995). Evidence of dental caries and antemortem tooth loss increased

throughout the Early Bronze Age (Smith, 1989), although previous studies had no EBII-

III skeletons available for analysis. Skeletal and dental health is discussed for both EBIA

and EBII-III in light of the archaeological record and other studies from the time period.

Demography

Individual skeletons were not available for study, precluding traditional

paleodemographic tables. However, certain trends were found looking at isolated remains. Both males and females were interred in both the shaft tombs and Charnel

House A22. Further, males and females were present in fairly similar proportions in both

time periods. This provided a basis for examining other aspects of the skeleton. The

crania presented a similar pattern. In general, no differences were found when comparing

167 sex and time period, or when analyzing different methodological techniques. The only

difference was the number of males and females identified in EBIA based on the crania and the right pubic bone.

Overall, this supported the idea that males and females could be identified using individual elements in a commingled collection. Most of the comparisons were not significant. However, it is somewhat disappointing that there was one difference. While the pubic bone is more reliable for sex determination (Phenice, 1969), it does not preserve well archaeologically. Therefore, while it may be more accurately sexed, there tends to be a small sample size. Crania, while not as sexually dimorphic as the os pubis, do still contain differences. Even more important, they not only preserve better, but were often saved in Near Eastern archaeology when other bones were not.

While no direct comparison between aging techniques on the os coxa and cranium could be analyzed without assigning absolute ages, a general trend was noted using both techniques. There was a general lack of EBII-III bones in older age categories, whether examining the pubic symphysis or cranial suture closure. This may indicate that people were not living as long in EBII-III. Despite the “higher standard of living” over EBIA

(Ben-Tor, 1992), people may have been dying at younger ages than they were in the preceding period. Kennedy (1984) found that once groups transitioned to farming from foraging in South Asia, people did not often live past the age of 50 due to nutritional shortages and an overall decrease in health.

Alternatively, archaeological evidence for increasing stratification may indicate that people living over 50 years of age were interred elsewhere. However, Chesson’s

168 (1999) model of the House system would predict the inclusion of older members within the tombs in order to legitimize the family’s tie to the land and identification with the

ancestors. Therefore, the tentative conclusion that people just were not living as long in

EBII-III as they were in EBIA is the most parsimonius with current data.

General age profiles are important for this study, because the lack of individuals

means that age cannot be assessed for a number of important skeletal markers. For

example, a group that contains more degenerative joint disease (DJD) than another group

may just have a higher percentage of older individuals. In most collections, age would be

considered in conjunction with DJD in each individual. That is impossible with EBII-III

Bab edh-Dhra’. That does not mean that no study can be made, however. Distributions

such as these can aid in the interpretation of patterns of degenerative joint disease, for

example.

The possible lack of older individuals in EBII-III is interesting, given that there

also appears to be a lack of perinatal remains. All of the subadult measurements reported on, including width and length of the basilar portion of the occipital, femoral length, distal femoral width, ischium width, and pubis length, show greater numbers of EBIA

subadults in younger age categories, and larger numbers of older subadults in EBII-III.

By comparing the measurements with modern reference samples from Hungary (Fazekas

and Kosa, 1978), it was determined that a substantial number of EBIA subadult skeletons

were fetal. There were only a couple of possible fetal remains in EBII-III. There are a

number of possibilities to explain this difference.

169 First, the difference may be directly related to fertility. Sattenspiel and

Harpending (1983) illustrated that mean age-at-death reflects birth rates, not mortality.

More recent research by McCaa (2001), specifically in the Americas, and Bocquet-Appel

(2002), who examined demographic changes in Neolithic Europe, supports the argument

that the presence of subadults is a reflection of fertility. Therefore, a greater proportion

of infants and subadults in EBIA may indicate higher levels of fertility in the earlier time

period.

However, under-representation of infant remains is common in archaeological

samples (Buikstra, et al., 1986), and therefore, a number of other possibilities must be

considered. The difference may simply be a taphonomic one. Post-exhumation, the

EBII-III bones were not cared for in the same diligent manner as the EBIA skeletons.

The smallest, most fragile long bones may have been damaged to a point where they

could no longer be identified. Thus, EBII-III fetal and neonatal remains may have been

as prevalent as in EBIA, but due to mishandling, are no longer represented.

Finally, the shift in mortuary practice is well-documented between the time periods. There may be an additional component to this shift – differential burial of

fetuses and/or neonates. This may correspond to a change in identity and a shifting

notion of personhood. One likely place of burial would be beneath house floors, a

practice seen for infants in the area in the Early Bronze Age (Carter and Parker, 1995).

However, domestic architecture has been excavated at the site with no evidence of burials

beneath house floors (Rast and Schaub, 2003).

170 A similar pattern has been found at Jebel al-Buhais in the United Arab Emirates.

The people at Jebel al-Buhais were Bronze Age pastoralists, and there has been extensive excavation of their many tombs. Kiesewetter found that less than one-third of the skeletal remains were infants and young children (Martin, 2007). She proposed that it could be taphonomic, or related to differential burial, but that it may also have indicated low fertility in a pastoral group (Martin, 2007). The possibilities are the same at Bab edh-Dhra’, although there was more evidence of pastoralism in EBIA when infant mortality was much higher (Ortner and Frohlich, 2008).

Dental Health

Although there is no difference in the rate of dental caries from EB IA through III, there is a significant increase in antemortem tooth loss and decrease in dental wear.

There is a significant difference between the time periods when considering all levels of calculus deposition, but no difference when only comparing moderate and severe levels of calculus. The decrease in dental wear severity over time suggests that the EB IA diet was more abrasive than foods typically consumed in later periods. The EB II-III diet may have relied more heavily on grains and fruits, as agricultural fields expanded and orchards were planted. Barley, wheat, and legumes were found to be plentiful at Bab edh-

Dhra’ (McCreery, 2003). Barley was the main crop, and may have been eaten as a porridge/gruel, or ground into flour for bread (Fall et al., 1998). Querns and mortars in

EB II-III were made of both basalt and sandstone (Lee, 2003). These are good possibilities for explaining how grains were processed. Basalt is a hard stone and would

171 have been a more useful grinding surface, while sandstone probably introduced greater

quantities of abrasive foreign particles into the flour.

Although there is no evidence of domestic grinding vessels for EB IA, there are

numerous basalt bowls included in the shaft tomb burials (Schaub, 2008). The nearby

EBA site of al-Lajjun also has evidence of basalt groundstone querns (Jones, 2007). It is

likely, then, that basalt grinding vessels were used by EBIA people. Due to the local

availability of basalt in the earlier time period (Philip and Wiliams-Thorpe, 1993), lower

levels of dental wear may indicate the increased consumption of sticky carbohydrates,

such as fruits, in EB II-III. Given that there may not be as many older individuals in the

later group (see section on demography above), the lack of dental wear may simply reflect this age distribution. However, that only strengthens the conclusion that people were eating more carbohydrate-rich diets in EBII-III, as more teeth were lost at earlier ages.

Year-round consumption of dried foods, such as raisins (Cartwright, 2003), may have provided prolonged exposure to highly fermentable carbohydrates that would not be available to more mobile groups without storage units. Paleobotanical remains from Bab edh-Dhra’ indicated that olive, figs, and grapes increased in importance from Early

Bronze IB to EBII-III (McCreery, 2002). These would have been converted into secondary products (olive oil, dried figs, and raisins) for trade and/or consumption. While a great deal of emphasis has been placed on the use of these items in exchange networks, there is increasing evidence that they were consumed locally (Cartwright, 2003; Genz,

2003; Miller, 2008). Indeed, Miller (2008:944) refers to the Early Bronze Age as a time

172 in which people began to develop an “appreciation for sweetness”, based on the

distribution of grape remains, which could be rendered into syrup as well as dried.

While there was an increasing reliance on agricultural and orchard crops, the inhabitants of Bab edh-Dhra’ still enjoyed a varied diet, evidenced by moderate levels of dental caries and relatively low (but increasing) levels of antemortem tooth loss. This fits

a larger diachronic pattern seen in the region. Smith (1989) noted that caries and tooth

loss were greater in the Early Bronze Age southern Levant than in earlier periods,

although dental wear did not change greatly from the Neolithic. Smith and Horwitz

(1998) stated that there was a trend of increasing dental pathology from the Neolithic

through later periods in the southern Levant, and that this is particularly represented by

antemortem tooth loss.

Although women and men demonstrate the same prevalence of caries when

viewed as individuals in EB IA, women have more carious lesions. The same was found

for antemortem tooth loss. This suggests that men and women had fairly similar diets,

although women may have had greater access to softer, stickier carbohydrates. Lukacs

and Thompson (2008) argued that women in prehistory had more carious lesions than

men in general in most groups, which may be influenced primarily by the physiological

changes due to pregnancy and lactation. However, Larsen (1984) provided evidence that

that the difference is not a natural biological distinction between men and women, but a

cultural difference in access to food resources. He found that there was no difference

between the sexes in foraging groups from the prehistoric Georgia coast, although

females had significantly more carious lesions than males in later agricultural

173 communities (Larsen, 1984). This was evidence that females were consuming more maize, a particularly cariogenic food, than males were (Larsen, 1987; Larsen, et al.,

2007). Consequently, women at EBIA Bab edh-Dhra’ may have been more involved in

food preparation, which led to the higher consumption of grains and an increase in dental

disease (see Larsen, et al., 1991). This would also support the argument that the EBIA

people were engaged in some kind of agricultural production.

The decrease in teeth with slight calculus deposition is another line of inquiry

suggesting that there was diet change, but Lieverse (1999) cautioned that the cause of

change cannot adequately be addressed. Increased rates of calculus have been associated

with both high carbohydrate and high protein consumption (review in Lieverse (1999)).

Therefore, while it does not directly indicate an increase in carbohydrate consumption (as an increase in caries rate would), it does provide another line of evidence that some kind of change was occurring throughout the Early Bronze Age. This would be consistent with an increase in softer, more carbohydrate-rich foods.

Overall, the residents of Bab edh-Dhra’ relied more heavily on grains and fruits throughout the Early Bronze Age, leading to an increase in dental pathological indicators during EB II-III. While these village inhabitants increased their intake of carbohydrates and soft foods compared to their EB IA counterparts, they still maintained a varied diet, including wild plants, sheep and goats.

174 Daily Activity Patterns

Activity patterns were examined in several ways. First, various articular modifications were examined. These are responses on or around joint surfaces to repetitive activity, usually resulting in extra facets for ease of contact. Degeneration at joint surfaces was also studied in order to assess the amount of damage caused by repetitive motion from daily activities. In general, there was no difference in the use of the hips between the two time periods. Articular modifications around the femoral head, including Allen’s fossa, Poirier’s facet, plaque and posterior imprints, were found in comparable frequencies in EBIA and EBII-III.

Degenerative joint disease in the knee offered a similar pattern, although there was one difference between the time periods. The prevalence of lipping in the right femora was significantly different. It was found in nearly 55% (12/22) of right femora in

EBIA, but only in 22.8% (8/35) of those in EBII-III. This difference was not seen in the left side, although 37.5% (6/16) of left femora in the earlier time period had marginal lipping, while only 13.8% of the same was seen in EBII-III. There was no difference in osteophyte formation or in eburnation. Indeed, eburnation was completely absent in the earlier time period, and only present on one femur of known side with both lateral and medial facets in EBII-III. The prevalence of eburnation is higher than indicated, however. There were at least two left patellar articular surfaces and three other lateral facets that had substantial eburnation. However, due to the inclusion of only femora with both medial and lateral facets in order to avoid duplication from EBII-III, these were excluded. The same is true for EBIA, although there is only one lateral and one medial

175 condyle with barely discernible eburnation. In general, then, there may be more eburnation in EBII-III, but it is not a significant difference from EBIA.

The difference in right distal femora becomes more interesting in light of squatting facets associated with the talus. There is no difference between time periods for squatting facets in the tibia where they were present in nearly all tibiae. However, lateral squatting facets in the talus present a different pattern. In EBIA, the significant difference between right and left sides also manifests itself in a significant difference between right tali in EBIA and EBII-III. Only 45% of EBIA left tali have lateral squatting facets, while 81% of right tali have them. This difference is highly significant. The right and left tali in EBII-III have comparable frequencies of squatting facets to the left tali of

EBIA, suggesting that the right EBIA tali are anomalous.

Interestingly, kneeling facets in the metatarsals show a similar pattern on the right side. The first, third and fourth right EBIA metatarsals have significantly more kneeling facets than those from EBII-III. Left first and fourth metatarsals approach significance between the time periods, but they are not significantly different. Although there is no side difference within time periods, there is another line of evidence for a difference in the right side of the body, with greater modifications in EBIA.

There is a consistent pattern related to flexion of the knee, dorsiflexion of the ankle, and hyperdorsiflexion of the foot. Modifications at joints were found more often on bones from the right side of EBIA than they were on either the left bones from the same time period, or either side from EBII-III. One of the most likely explanations is that a particular squatting or grinding posture in EBIA was placing stress on the right side.

176 These modifications are most often associated with kneeling in the toes (Ubelaker, 1979),

and squatting in the ankle (Trinkaus, 1975; Boulle, 2001). Squatting was a traditional

means of rest for most of prehistory, as well as in many parts of the world today

(Molleson, 2007b). Squatting and kneeling are also associated with grinding postures

(Ubelaker, 1979; Molleson, 1994). The reconstruction of grinding by Molleson (1994) at

Abu Hureyra is such that the person is kneeling on the ground and once bending over the

quern, crosses the legs such that one foot is resting on top of the other. This results in the hyperdorsiflexion of only one foot. It may be that the people of EBIA used a similar posture, with the left foot resting on top of the right foot, while grinding grains. The decrease in modifications in EBII-III suggests that there may have been a posture change, or that fewer people were grinding grain. If more specialized activities were required to organize a fortified town, perhaps a larger population relied on a smaller number of people grinding larger quantities of grain. There is some ceramic evidence that the process of eating may have changed in EBII-III with an increase in wide, shallow bowls

(Rast and Schaub, 2003). It was suggested that meals may have been shared with more people, which may again indicate that fewer people are producing food for more people in EBII-III, such that fewer people may be grinding grains. In addition, ceramics were becoming increasingly standardized throughout the Early Bronze Age (Schaub and

Chesson, 2007), again, possibly indicating that ceramic production was not the responsibility of each household.

There was no difference in DJD in the glenoid fossa, athough there was more lipping in EBIA left humeral heads than there was on the same bones from EBII-III.

177 There was no difference in terms of eburnation, although EBIA had eburnation while

humeral heads from EBII-III did not have any. The distal humerus had a similar pattern.

Lipping was stronger in EBIA, although this was true for both the right and left sides.

There was no difference in DJD on either the radial head or the olecranon process of the

ulna. It is difficult to argue, then, that there is a great deal of difference between the time

periods in the elbow, because although there is a difference in the distal humerus, it is not

also seen in the radial head or on the olecranon portion of the ulna. Peterson (2002)

found that the people of EBIA Bab edh-Dhra’ had substantially less robust musculoskeletal stress markers (MSM) in the upper arm than their Neolithic counterparts.

She also inferred an increasingly gendered division of labor, based on the significantly

decreasing musculature of males in EBIA (Peterson, 2002).

Genetic Relatedness

Unfortunately, dental non-metric traits, which are known to be under significant

genetic control, could not be used for this study. There were too few teeth from EBII-III,

resulting in sample sizes of less than five, and often only one or two, for most tooth type.

Therefore, cranial non-metric traits were used in order to reconstruct genetic

relationships. While most researchers use a similar scoring system (Hauser and

DeStefano, 1989), there is no standardization in what traits are more reliable, which ones

produce consistently low interobserver error, or how many traits should be used.

Therefore, while there are trends from these data, they should be viewed with some

caution.

178 Interestingly, when lambdoidal ossicles, the epipteric bone, and metopism were

compared, EBIA and EBII-III were both most closely related to Bronze Age Jericho.

This was expected, given that Jericho is located just on the other side of the Dead Sea and

dates to the same time period. Both of the groups were most distant from the Naqada

peoples and Badarians. Again, it would be expected that they were different from pre-

dynastic Egyptians. The next most closely related site to both of them was Abydos,

which dates to the same time as EBIA. There was a close relationship between the

southern Levant and Abydos, as indicated by the oft-cited Levantine jars found in Tomb

U-J at Abydos (e.g., Hartung, 2002), although it is not very likely that Bab edh-Dhra’

itself was directly involved in trading with Egypt (Rast and Schaub, 2003).

Geographically, Tell Duweir is the next closest site to Bab edh-Dhra’ after

Jericho. Unfortunately, there was only one other site that presented the same traits

(Sagalassos). Interestingly, both of the sites were more closely related to Tell Duweir than they were to each other, and EBIA was next most closely related to Sagalassos. It would be odd for EBIA to be more closely related to a group in Turkey 4,000 years later than to a group at the same site 100 years later. However, EBII-III is still more closely related to EBIA than it is to Sagalassos. The relatively close relationship between Tell

Duweir, EBIA and EBII-III is most likely indicative of general gene flow in the southern

Levant during the Early Bronze Age.

As Tables 4.129 and 4.130 illustrate, EBIA is consistently closely related to sites in Iran, such as Tepe Hissar and Hasanlu. EBII-III is relatively more distant from most groups than EBIA. This is a somewhat surprising result, given that “urbanization,” and

179 presumably, population movement is growing in EBII-III. The expectation was that

EBII-III would appear more closely related to other groups in general because of increased trade, movement, and population density. However, this hypothesis is not necessarily unverified. The sample from EBII-III comes from one charnel house.

Although the number of people from this one charnel house approaches the number exhumed from EBIA, there is still the possibility that they represent one large, extended family over a period of several hundred years (Chesson, 1999). If this was the case, then that may be the reason for seeing such biological distances. Remains from more charnel houses need to be analyzed in order to get a better picture of the overall diversity in EBII-

III.

180

Chapter 6: Conclusions

Overall, there was evidence to suggest change between EBIA and EBII-III Bab

edh-Dhra’. However, this change was not always as expected. There was a change in the age distribution between time periods. There was a trend of more fetal and infant remains in EBIA, as well as evidence of adults in the oldest age categories. There were possible several fetal remains in EBII-III, but these were fewer than what was seen in

EBIA. In addition, there were no os coxae or crania from the oldest age categories.

While the distribution of adults was relatively similar, one main difference was the lack of older individuals.

The first hypothesis, that there would be evidence of dental health change, was

supported. An increase in antemortem tooth loss, coupled with decreasing dental wear

and calculus, suggested a change in diet. This change was most likely due to an increase in carbohydrate consumption from greater reliance on cereal grains and fruits.

There was some evidence of change in daily activity patterns, particularly in the knee, ankle, and toes, which supports the second hypothesis. However, alterations at

these joint decreased from EBIA to EBII-III, which was not expected. It was intriguing that the difference was consistently on the right side in EBIA. Although many of the

181 traits are associated with squatting, a resting posture for many people around the world

even today, the asymmetry of the results suggested that it was not due to a resting

posture. It was probably related to a habitual work activity, and it was suggested that this

may have been related to grinding.

Data relating to the third conclusion were somewhat inconclusive. In general,

EBIA and EBII-III were relatively closely related, although EBIA skeletons were

frequently more similar to others. The greater distance among EBII-III and other sites

may have been related to the fact that the bones come from only one charnel house. This

charnel house may represent one large, extended family burying members in a tomb over hundreds of years, thus having a higher and/or lower rate of certain traits than the general

EBII-III group would have overall.

Finally, there were changes documented between EBIA and EBII-III that could be related to changes in subsistence and settlement. These changes were not severe, and may suggest why the transition to agriculture and urban towns was not immediately detrimental. While people were not living as long, they also were not experiencing such strong insults to their joints. The strongest conclusion was that dental health was affected, illustrating that people were consuming the new foodstuffs that appear in Early

Bronze II-III. Therefore, some changes may have been better and some may have been worse, but living inside of a fortified town affected the skeletal health of the descendents of people that were less sedentary in Early Bronze IA.

182 Future Directions

There are many ways to improve upon this project, and numerous future

directions. First of all, a taphonomic study of burning in the EBII-III charnel house

would aid in reconstructions of EBII-III mortuary practices. It would also quantify and standardize which bones could be used for metric studies. Next, collecting the same data

on all other tomb groups present from EBIB and EBIV would show if these are greater

trends throughout the entire time period. Expanding the study to include musculoskeletal

stress markers (MSM) to compare with Peterson (2002), as well as cross-sectional

geometry, would aid in biomechanical reconstructions. With future improvements in

obtaining chemical information from bones that have been degraded by salt, there is hope

for gaining information regarding diet and mobility from isotope studies.

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Sex ID Femoral Head Diameter Female <41.5 mm Female? 41.5-43.5 mm Indeterminate 43.5-44.5 mm Male? 44.5-45.5 mm Male >45.5 mm

Table A.1. Sex identification from femoral head diameter based on Bass (1995).

Score Metopic Suture 0 fully fused 1 incompletely persisting 2 completely persisting

Score Hypoglossal Canal Bridging 0 Undivided 1 Trace (indentation one end only 2 Incomplete division (indentation on both ends) 3 Partial division (two external foramina, but both go to one foramen internally) 4 Total division

Score Ossicles in the squamomastoid suture 0 No persistence Trace - only short sections persist, altogether amounting to between 1/5 and 1/3 of 1 the length of the mastoid process Partial - parts of the persisting suture continue for 1/3 to 3/4 of 2 the length of the mastoid process 3 complete suture persists totally or over more than 3/4 of its length

Score Ossicles 0 absent 1 present

Table A.2. Scoring technique for cranial non-metric traits.

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Table A.3. Frequency of cranial non-metric traits from comparative collections.

Appendix B: Raw Data

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Table B.1. Legend for Tables B.2 and B.3.

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction B# Burial number VA Ventral Arc (1-3) SPC Subpubic Concavity (1-3) Ischiopubic Ramus Ridge (1- IRR 3) GSN Greater Sciatic Notch (1-5) PAR Preauricular Sulcus (0-4) PM Sex based on Phenice Method Est. Estimated Sex M Male F Female L Left R Right S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West

209 Table B.2. EBIA: Sex of the os coxa.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SEX SIDE Site Yr Tb Dir B# VA SPC IRR GSN PAR PM Est.

BD 77 A 78 S 1 L - 3 - 4 4 - 4 BD 77 A 78 SW - L - - - - 0 - - BD 77 A 78 SW - R - - - 4 0 - 4 BD 77 A 78 SW - L - - - 3-4 - - - BD 77 A 78 SW - R - - - 3-4 - - - BD 77 A 79 S 1 L - - - 2 0 - - BD 77 A 79 S 1 R ------BD 77 A 79 S 2 L ------BD 77 A 79 S 2 R - - - - 0 - - BD 77 A 80 E 50 L 3 - - 4 - - 4 BD 77 A 80 E 50 R 3 - - 4 4 - 4 BD 77 A 80 N 50 L - - - 4 0 - 4 BD 77 A 80 N 50 R ------BD 77 A 80 N 51 L 3 3? - - - M 4 BD 77 A 80 S 4 L 3 3 3 4 0 M 4 BD 77 A 80 S 4 R 3 3 3 3 4 M 4 BD 79 A 80 S 3 L 3 1 1 3-4 - F 2 BD 79 A 80 S 3 R 3 - - 3 - - - BD 77 A 86 SW 2 L 3 - - 2 0 - - BD 77 A 86 SW 2 R 3 3 3 - - M 4 BD 77 A 86 SW 50 L - - - 1 - - - BD 77 A 86 SW 50 R ------BD 77 A 100 E 1 L 3 3 3 5 0 M 5 BD 77 A 100 E 1 R 3 2 3 5 4 M 5 BD 77 A 100 E 2 L - 1 1 2 - F 1 BD 77 A 100 E 2 R 2 1 1 2 0 F 1 BD 77 A 100 E 51 R 3 3 - - - M 4 BD 77 A 100 S 2 L - - - 4 0 - 4 BD 77 A 100 S 3 L - - - 2 4 - 2 BD 77 A 100 S 3 R - - - 3 - - - BD 77 A 100 W 2 R - - - - 2 - - BD 79 A 102 S 52/3 L 3 ------BD 79 A 102 S 52/3 R 3 ------BD 79 A 102 S 51 L - - - - 0 - - BD 79 A 102 S 51 R - - - 5 0 - 4

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Table B.2. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SEX SIDE Site Yr Tb Dir B# VA SPC IRR GSN PAR PM Est. BD 79 A 105 NE 73 R - - - 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A 105 NE 87 R - - - 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A 105 NW 74 L - - - 4 4 - - BD 79 A 105 NW 74 R - - - 3 0 - - BD 79 A 105 SE 3(61) L ------BD 79 A 105 SE 3(61) R - - - 5 - - - BD 79 A 107 E 5 L 3 3 3 3 4 M 4 BD 79 A 107 E 5 R 3 0 0 3 4 - - BD 79 A 107 E 85 L - - - 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A 107 E 85 R 1 1 1 1 0 F 1 BD 79 A 107 N - L - - - 3-4 - - - BD 79 A 107 N 2A L 3 ------BD 79 A 107 N 2A R - - - 2 2 - - BD 79 A 107 S 2 L - - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A 107 S 2 R - - - - 2 - - BD 79 A 107 S 3 L 3 3 3 4 4 M 4 BD 79 A 107 S 5 L - - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A 107 S 6 L - - - 5 0 - 4 BD 79 A 107 S 6 R - - - 5 - - - BD 79 A 108 N 51 L - - - 1 4 - 2 BD 79 A 108 N 52 L - - - 3 0 - - BD 79 A 108 NE 2 R - - - - 2 - - BD 79 A 108 NE 3 L - - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A 108 NE 3 R - - - 2 - - - BD 79 A 108 NE 4 R - - - 4 - - - BD 79 A 108 NW 55 R - - - 4 4 - - BD 79 A 108 NW 56 R - - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A 108 NW 56 R - - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A 108 SE 1 R - - - 4 0 - 4 BD 79 A 108 SE 53 L - - - 3-4 - - - BD 79 A 108 SE 2 R - - - - 2 - - BD 81 A 110 NW 1 L 3 2 2 3-4 0 - 4 BD 81 A 110 NW 1 R 3 3 2 3-4 0 M 4 BD 81 A 110 NW 5 L 2 3 3 2 0 M 4 BD 81 A 110 NW 5 R 2 3 3 3 4 M 4 BD 81 A 110 SE I L - - - 3 4 - - BD 81 A 110 SE I R 3 3 3 3 0 M 4

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Table B.2. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SEX SIDE Site Yr Tb Dir B# VA SPC IRR GSN PAR PM Est. BD 81 A 110 SE II L 2 1 2 2 1 - 2 BD 81 A 110 SE II R - - - 2 - - - BD 81 A 110 SE III L 1 - - 2 1 - 2 BD 81 A 110 SE III R - - - 2 2 - 2 BD 81 A 110 SE V L 3 - - 4 0 - 4 BD 81 A 110 SE V R 3 3 3 4 4 M 4 BD 81 A 111 E III L - - - 4 3 - - BD 81 A 111 E III R - 3 3 3-4 - M 4 BD 81 A 111 E II L 1 1 1 2 1 F 1 BD 81 A 111 E II R 1 1 1 2 2 F 1 BD 81 A 111 N IV L - - - 5 3 - - BD 81 A 111 N 58 L - - - 5 0 - 4 BD 81 A 111 N 58 R 3 3 2 4 0 M 4 BD 81 A 111 W V L 3 3 3 5 4 M 4 BD 81 A 111 W V R - - - 5 4 - - BD 81 A 111 W I L 1 1 1 2 0 F 2 BD 81 A 111 W I R - - - 4 4 - - BD 81 A 111 W IV L 3 3 3 5 0 M 4 BD 81 A 111 W IV R - - - 4 4 - - BD 81 A 114 N VI L 3 2 3 3 4 M 4 BD 81 A 114 N VI R 3 2 3 3 4 M 4 BD 81 A 114 N II L 2 1 2 2 1 - 2 BD 81 A 114 N II R 2 - - 2 1 - 2 BD 81 A 114 N I L 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 BD 81 A 114 N I R 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 BD 81 A 114 N II L 2 1 2 2 1 - 2 BD 81 A 114 N II R 2 - - 2 1 - 2 BD 81 A 114 N I L 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 BD 81 A 114 N I R 1 1 1 1 1 F 1 BD 77 A 120 S 2 L - - - >3 - - - BD 77 A 120 S 2 R - - - 5 0 - 4 BD 77 A 120 S 3 L - - - 2 2 - 2 BD 77 A 121 N 50 R - - - 2 4 - 2 BD 79 A 121 N 51 L - - - 5 0 - 4 BD 79 A 121 N 51 R - - - 5 0 - 4

212 Table B.3. EBII-III: Sex of os coxae.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE ESTIMATED SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # VA SPC IRR GSN PAR SEX

BD 79 A22 1001 20001 L ------BD 79 A22 1011 41 R 3 3 3 - - 4 BD 79 A22 1025 118 R 2 - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1027 20006 R ------BD 79 A22 1033 20001 R 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1035 20000 R ------BD 79 A22 1037 20002 R - 3 3 - - 4 BD 79 A22 1081 1039 L 1 - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1081 1040 R 1 1 1 - - 1 BD 79 A22 1085 86 R ------BD 79 A22 1092 1 L ------BD 79 A22 1108 42 R 3 - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1115 6 L 1 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1115 20009 L - 1 - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 61 L 3 3 3 - - 4 BD 79 A22 1130 1 L 3 1 - - - - BD 79 A22 1132 78 R 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1141 367 R 2 3 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1141 20005 L - 3 - - - - BD 79 A22 1148 20001 R 2 2 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1158 20000 R 3 2 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1168 24 L ------BD 79 A22 1175 131 R ------BD 79 A22 1175 196 L 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1175 20002 L ------BD 79 A22 1179 104 R 1 - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1183 24 R ------BD 79 A22 1199 140 R - 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1224 20001 L 1 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1225 22 L 3 3 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1228 132 L 1 1 - - - - BD 79 A22 1228 238 R ------BD 79 A22 1229 20017 R ------BD 79 A22 1229 20027 L ------BD 79 A22 1235 50 R ------BD 79 A22 1242 237 L 3 3 3 - - 4 BD 79 A22 1245 164 R 3 2 3 - - 4 BD 79 A22 1247 52 L 1 - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1248 20000 L 1 1 1 - - 2 BD 79 A22 1250 12 R 1 - - - - 1? BD 79 A22 1250 20000 L ------BD 79 A22 1250 20001 L 1 1 - - - 2? BD 79 A22 1252 129 L 3 - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1252 203 L ------BD 79 A22 1265 20001 L ------Continued.

213 Table B.3. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE ESTIMATED SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # VA SPC IRR GSN PAR SEX BD 79 A22 1272 94 R 2 3 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1272 289 R 1 1 - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 513 R ------BD 79 A22 1272 750 L ------BD 79 A22 1272 20004 L ------BD 79 A22 1275 474 L ------BD 79 A22 1275 20007 R 1 1 - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 20018 L 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1282 133 R - 3 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1282 496 L 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1303 100 R 2 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1303 123 L 3 3 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1396 20 R 1 1 - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1404 28 L 2 2 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1408 36 L ------BD 79 A22 1418 175 L 2 1 1 - - 2 BD 79 A22 1422 260 L ------BD 79 A22 1422 267 L ------BD 79 A22 1425 120 L 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1439 5 R 1 - - - - 1? BD 79 A22 1440 23 L ------BD 79 A22 1440 20000 R ------BD 79 A22 1447 20000 R ------BD 79 A22 1448 20012 R 2 - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1458 104 L ------BD 79 A22 1460 60 L ------BD 79 A22 1467 138 L 1 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 282 R ------BD 79 A22 1482 31 R ------BD 79 A22 1490 16 L 3 - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1499 52 R 3 1 1 - - 3 BD 79 A22 1500 63 L 1 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1510 218 L 3 2 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1540 70 R ------BD 79 A22 1567 32 R ------BD 79 A22 1567 39 L 1 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1685 91 R ------

214 Table B.4. Legend for Tables B.5 and B.6

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction B# Burial number NC Nuchal crest (1-5) MP Mastoid process (1-5) SO Supraorbital margin (1-5) ME Mental eminence (1-5) GL Glabella (1-5) Est Estimated sex (1-5) M Male F Female L Left R Right M Midline S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West

215 Table B.5. EBIA: Sex of crania.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Site Yr Tomb Dir Bur# NC MP SO GL ME Est.

BD 77 A78 SW 2 L - - - 3 - 2 BD 77 A78 SW 2 M 1 - - - - - BD 77 A78 SW 2 R - 2 - - - 2 BD 77 A78 SW 1 L - 2? - - - 3 BD 77 A78 SW 1 M 4 - - - - 3 BD 77 A79 E 1 L - 2-3 1 2 - 2 BD 77 A79 E 1 M 2 - - 2 - 2 BD 77 A79 E 1 R - 2 1 2 - 2 BD 77 A79 N 1 L - - - 1 - 1 BD 77 A79 N 1 M 2 - - 1 2 1 BD 77 A79 N 1 R - - - 1 - 1 BD 77 A79 S 1 L - - 2 1 - 1 BD 77 A79 S 1 M 2 - - - - 1 BD 77 A79 S 1 R - - 2 1 - 1 BD 77 A79 S 2 L - 1? - - - 5 BD 77 A79 S 2 M 5 - - 5 - 5 BD 77 A79 S 2 R - - 5 - - 5 BD 77 A80 E 1 L - 1 - 1 - 1 BD 77 A80 E 1 M 1 - - 1 1 1 BD 77 A80 E 1 R - 1 1 1 - 1 BD 77 A80 E 2 L - - 3 5 - 5 BD 77 A80 E 2 M 4-5 - - 5 3 5 BD 77 A80 E 2 R - 3 1 5 - 5 BD 77 A80 S 4 M 4 - - - - 4 BD 77 A80 S 4 R - 3 - - - 4 BD 77 A80 S 4 L - - - - - 4 BD 77 A80 W 1A L - - - - - 4 BD 77 A80 W 1A M 4 - - - 5 4 BD 77 A80 W 1A R - - - 3 - 4 BD 77 A80 W 1B L - 2 - - - 2 BD 77 A80 W 1B M 2 - - - 3 2 BD 77 A80 W 1B R - - - - - 2 BD 77 A80 W 3 L - - - 5 - 5 BD 77 A80 W 3 M 5 - - 5 - 5 BD 77 A80 W 3 R - 4 5 5 - 5 BD 77 A86 SW 2 L - 2 3 4 - 4 BD 77 A86 SW 2 M 4 - - 4 - 4 BD 77 A86 SW 2 R - 1 4 4 - 4 BD 77 A86 SW 3 L - 1 4 3 - 4 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M 3 - - 4 - 4 BD 77 A86 SW 3 R - - 4 3 - 4 BD 77 A100 E 1 L - 4 3-4 5 - 5

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216 Table B.5. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Site Yr Tomb Dir Bur# NC MP SO GL ME Est. BD 77 A100 E 1 M 4 - - 5 4 5 BD 77 A100 E 1 R - 3-4 3-4 5 - 5 BD 77 A100 E 2 L ------BD 77 A100 E 2 M - - - - 3 - BD 77 A100 E 2 R - 1 - - - - BD 77 A100 E 3 L - 2 1-2 2 - 2 BD 77 A100 E 3 M 3 - - 1 3 2 BD 77 A100 E 3 R - 1 1-2 2 - 2 BD 77 A100 E 4 L - 3 4-5 5 - 5 BD 77 A100 E 4 M 5 - - 5 3 5 BD 77 A100 E 4 R - - - 5 - 5 BD 77 A100 S 2 L - 2? 4 - - 4 BD 77 A100 S 2 M - - - 4 - 4 BD 77 A100 S 2 R - 2 - - - 4 BD 77 A100 S 3 L - 1 2 - - 2 BD 77 A100 S 3 M 2 - - 2 2 2 BD 77 A100 S 3 R - - 2 - - 2 BD 77 A100 S 4 L - - - - - 2 BD 77 A100 S 4 M 1 - - 1 3 2 BD 77 A100 S 4 R - - - - - 2 BD 77 A100 W 2 L - 1 2 - - 2 BD 77 A100 W 2 M 2 - - 1 - 2 BD 77 A100 W 2 R - 2 2 - - 2 BD 77 A100 W 3 L - - 4 4 - 4 BD 77 A100 W 3 M 3 - - 4 - 4 BD 77 A100 W 3 R - 3+ - 4 - 4 BD 77 A101 E 1A L - - - - - 2 BD 77 A101 E 1A M 1 - - - - 2 BD 77 A101 E 1A R - - - - - 2 BD 77 A101 N 50 L - 1 - - - 2 BD 77 A101 N 50 M - - - - - 2 BD 77 A101 N 50 R - - - - - 2 BD 77 A102 E 3? L - - - - - 2 BD 77 A102 E 3? M - - - - 2 2 BD 77 A102 E 3? R - - - - - 2 BD 77 A120 S 2 M 3 - - 3 - 3 BD 77 A120 S 2 R - 2 - - - 3 BD 77 A120 S 1 M 1 - - - - 2 BD 77 A120 S 3 L - - - 3 - 3 BD 77 A120 S 3 M 2 - - - - 3 BD 77 A120 S 3 R - - 3 3 - 3 BD 77 A120 S 1 L - - - - - 2 BD 77 A120 S 1 M 1 - - - - 2

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217 Table B.5. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Site Yr Tomb Dir Bur# NC MP SO GL ME Est. BD 77 A120 S 1 R - - - - - 2 BD 77 A120 S 2 L - - - - - 3 BD 77 A120 S 2 M 3 - - 3 - 3 BD 77 A120 S 2 M - 2 - - - 3 BD 77 A120 S 3 L - - - 3 - 3 BD 77 A120 S 3 M 2 - - - - 3 BD 77 A120 S 3 R - - 3 3 - 3 BD 77 A121 N SK 1 R - - 2 - - 2? BD 77 A121 N SK 1 M - - - 1 - 2? BD 77 A121 N 1 L - - - - - 2? BD 77 A121 N 1 M - - - 1 - 2? BD 77 A121 N 1 R - - 2 - - 2? BD 79 A80 S 3 L - 1 1 - - 1 BD 79 A80 S 3 M 4 - - 1 2 1 BD 79 A80 S 3 R - 2 1 - - 1 BD 79 A102 E 3.2 L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A102 E 3.2 M - - - - 2 2 BD 79 A102 E 3.2 R - 2 - - - 2 BD 79 A102 E 3.3 L - 2 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A102 E 3.3 M 1 - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A102 E 3.3 R - - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A102 E 5 L - - 4 4 - 4 BD 79 A102 E 5 M - - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A102 E 5 R - 3 - 4 - 4 BD 79 A102 S 2/52 L - 1 - - - 4? BD 79 A102 S 2/52 M 3-4 - - 3-4 - 4? BD 79 A102 S 2/52 R - 1 3 - - 4? BD 79 A102 S 3/50 L - - 1 2 - 1 BD 79 A102 S 3/50 M 2 - - 2 - 1 BD 79 A102 S 3/50 R - 1 1 2 - 1 BD 79 A102 W 1A L - - - - - 4 BD 79 A102 W 1A M 3-4 - - - - 4 BD 79 A102 W 1A R - 4 - - - 4 BD 79 A102 W 1C L - 2 - - - 3 BD 79 A102 W 1C M 3 - - - - 3 BD 79 A102 W 1C R - - - - - 3 BD 79 A102 W 1D L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A102 W 1D M - - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A102 W 1D R - 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A103 S 1 L - - - - - 3 BD 79 A103 S 1 M - - - - - 3 BD 79 A103 S 1 R - 3-4 2 - - 3 BD 79 A105 NE 1 L - 3 - 3 - 3

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218 Table B.5. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Site Yr Tomb Dir Bur# NC MP SO GL ME Est. BD 79 A105 NE 1 M - - - - 1 3 BD 79 A105 NE 1 R - - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A105 NE 2 L - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A105 NE 2 M - - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A105 NE 2 R - - 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A105 NE 3 L - 1 - - - 1 BD 79 A105 NE 3 M 2 - - - - 1 BD 79 A105 NE 3 R - 1 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A105 SE 2(60) L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A105 SE 2(60) M - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A105 SE 2(60) R - 2 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A105 SE 3(61) L - - - - - 4 BD 79 A105 SE 3(61) M 4 - - - 3 4 BD 79 A105 SE 3(61) R - 3-4 - 4 - 4 BD 79 A105 SW 1(62) L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A105 SW 1(62) M 1 - - - 0 2 BD 79 A105 SW 1(62) R - 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A105 SW 2(60) L - - 2-3 3-4 - 3-4 BD 79 A105 SW 2(60) M - - - 3-4 3 3-4 BD 79 A105 SW 2(60) R - 3-4 2-3 3-4 - 3-4 BD 79 A107 E 5 L - 3 - - - 4 BD 79 A107 E 5 M - - - 3 4 4 BD 79 A107 E 5 R - - - - - 4 BD 79 A107 N 1 L - - - - - 1 BD 79 A107 N 1 M 2 - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A107 N 1 R - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A107 N 2A L - - - 2 - 3 BD 79 A107 N 2A M - - - 3 3 3 BD 79 A107 N 2A R - - - - - 3 BD 79 A107 N 2B L - 3 4 3-4 - 3 BD 79 A107 N 2B M 3 - - 3-4 - 3 BD 79 A107 N 2B R - 3 4 3-4 - 3 BD 79 A107 N 3(62) L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A107 N 3(62) M 2 - - 1 2 2 BD 79 A107 N 3(62) R - - 3 - - 2 BD 79 A107 S 2 L - - 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A107 S 2 M 2 - - 1 1 2 BD 79 A107 S 2 R - 2 - 1 - 2 BD 79 A107 S 3 L - 3 4 2 - 4 BD 79 A107 S 3 M 4 - - 2 3 4 BD 79 A107 S 3 R - 3 4 2 - 4

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219 Table B.5. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Site Yr Tomb Dir Bur# NC MP SO GL ME Est. BD 79 A107 S 4 L - 1 - 1 - 1 BD 79 A107 S 4 M 2 - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A107 S 4 R - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A107 S 5 L - 1 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A107 S 5 M 3-4 - - 1 2 2 BD 79 A107 S 5 R - 1 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A107 S 6 L - 2 - - - 4 BD 79 A107 S 6 M 4 - - 3 3 4 BD 79 A107 S 6 R - 3 4 - - 4 BD 79 A108 NE 2 L - - 1 - - 1 BD 79 A108 NE 2 M - - - 2 2 1 BD 79 A108 NE 2 R - 2 1 - - 1 BD 79 A108 NE 3 L - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A108 NE 3 M 2-3 - - 2 2 2 BD 79 A108 NE 3 R - 1 2 2-3 - 2 BD 79 A108 NE 4 L - - 4 - - 3-4 BD 79 A108 NE 4 M 3 - - - - 3-4 BD 79 A108 NE 4 R - - - - - 3-4 BD 79 A108 NW 1 L - - - - - 1 BD 79 A108 NW 1 M - - - - 1 1 BD 79 A108 NW 1 R - - 1-2 1 - 1 BD 79 A108 NW 3 L - - 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A108 NW 3 M 3 - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A108 NW 3 R - - 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A108 SE 1 L - - 3-4 4 - 4 BD 79 A108 SE 1 M - - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A108 SE 1 R - 4-5 - - - 4 BD 79 A108 SE 2 L - 1 - - - 2? BD 79 A108 SE 2 M 2-3 - - - - 2? BD 79 A108 SE 2 R - 1 - - - 2? BD 79 A108 SW 1 L - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A108 SW 1 M 2 - - 1 2 1 BD 79 A108 SW 1 R - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A108 SW 2 L - 1 2 3 - 3 BD 79 A108 SW 2 M - - - 3 2 3 BD 79 A108 SW 2 R 1 - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A108 SW 3 L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A108 SW 3 M 2 - - - - 2 BD 79 A108 SW 3 R - 2 - - - 2

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220 Table B.5. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Site Yr Tomb Dir Bur# NC MP SO GL ME Est. BD 79 A109 N 2 L - 1 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A109 N 2 R ------BD 79 A109 N 2 M 1 - - - 1 2 BD 79 A109 N 3 L ------BD 79 A109 N 3 M 2 - - - 2 2 BD 79 A109 N 3 R - 1 3 1 - 2 BD 79 A109 N 3 L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A109 N 3 M 2 - - - 2 2 BD 79 A109 N 3 R - 1 3 1 - 2 BD 79 A109 N 2 L - 1 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A109 N 2 M 1 - - - 1 2 BD 79 A109 N 2 R - - - - - 2 BD 79 A110 NE III L - 1 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A110 NE III M 1 - - 1 2 1 BD 79 A110 NE III R - - 1 1 - 1 BD 81 A110 NW 1 L - 2 4 - - 3 BD 81 A110 NW 1 M 2 - - 3 2 3 BD 81 A110 NW 1 R - 2 4 - - 3 BD 81 A110 NW 5 L - 2 4 - - 4 BD 81 A110 NW 5 M 4 - - 4 3 4 BD 81 A110 NW 5 R - 3 4 - - 4 BD 81 A110 SE I L - 2 4 3 - 4 BD 81 A110 SE I M - - - 3 2 4 BD 81 A110 SE I R - 3 4 3 - 4 BD 81 A110 SE II L - 3 3 1 - 2 BD 81 A110 SE II M 2 - - 1 1 2 BD 81 A110 SE II R - 3 3 1 - 2 BD 81 A110 SE III L - 2 3 2 - 1 BD 81 A110 SE III M 2 - - 2 1 1 BD 81 A110 SE III R - 2 3 2 - 1 BD 81 A110 SE V L - 3 4 - - 4 BD 81 A110 SE V M 4 - - - 2 4 BD 81 A110 SE V R - - 4 - - 4 BD 81 A111 E II L - 1-2 1 1 - 1 BD 81 A111 E II M 1 - - 1 1 1 BD 81 A111 E II R - 1-2 1 1 - 1 BD 81 A111 E III L - 4 3 3 - 4 BD 81 A111 E III M 4 - - 3 1 4 BD 81 A111 E III R - 3-4 3 3 - 4 BD 81 A111 N IV L - 2 3-4 4 - 4 BD 81 A111 N IV M 2 - - 4 3 4 BD 81 A111 N IV R - 3 3-4 4 - 4 BD 81 A111 N III L - 1 3 1 - 2 BD 81 A111 N III M 3 - - 2 2 2 BD 81 A111 N III R - 1 3 2 - 2 Continued.

221 Table B.5. Continued. SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Site Yr Tomb Dir Bur# NC MP SO GL ME Est. BD 81 A111 N V L - - - - - 2 BD 81 A111 N V M 1-2 - - - - 2 BD 81 A111 N V R - - 2 1 - 2 BD 81 A111 W I L - 1-2 2 1 - 1 BD 81 A111 W I M 1 - - 2 2 1 BD 81 A111 W I R - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 81 A111 W III L - 2 - 2 - 2 BD 81 A111 W III M 1 - - 2 - 2 BD 81 A111 W III R - 3 3 2 - 2 BD 81 A111 W IV L - 3 3 2 - 3 BD 81 A111 W IV M 3 - - 2 3 3 BD 81 A111 W IV R - 4 3 2 - 3 BD 81 A111 W V L - 1 2 2 - 2 BD 81 A111 W V M 3-4 - - 2 3 2 BD 81 A111 W V R - 2 2 2 - 2 BD 81 A114 N VI L - 2 4 - - 4 BD 81 A114 N VI M 5 - - 4 2 4 BD 81 A114 N VI R - 2 4 - - 4 BD 81 A114 N II L - 1 1 1 - 2 BD 81 A114 N II M 2 - - - 1 2 BD 81 A114 N II R - 1 1 1 - 2 BD 81 A114 N II L - 1 1 1 - 2 BD 81 A114 N II M 2 - - - 1 2 BD 81 A114 N II R - 1 1 1 - 2 BD 81 A114 N I L - 1 2 - - 2 BD 81 A114 N I M 3 - - 1 2 2 BD 81 A114 N I R - 2 2 - - 2 BD 81 A114 N VI L - 2 4 - - 4 BD 81 A114 N VI M 5 - - 4 2 4 BD 81 A114 N VI R - 2 4 - - 4

222 Table B.6. EBII-III: Sex of crania.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES ESTIMATED SIDE SEX BD Yr Tb Box # NC MP SO GL ME

BD 79 A22 1005 12 R - - - 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1005 12 L - - 3 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1007 C-36 R - 4 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1007 C-36 L ------BD 79 A22 1007 C-36 - 5 - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1015 - R - - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1015 - L - 1 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1015 - - 2 - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1066 C-15B R ------BD 79 A22 1066 C-15B L - 3 - - - - BD 79 A22 1066 C-15B - 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 R - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 L - 2 3 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 - - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1319 C-90 - 1 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 2 R - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1324 2 L - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1325 1 R - - 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1325 1 L - - 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1326 2 L - - 1 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1328 9 R - - 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1328 9 L - - 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 R - - 1 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 L - - 1 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 - 1 - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1333 9 R - - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1333 9 L - - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1334 23 L - - 1 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1338 C-154A R - 4 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1338 C-154A L - 3 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1338 C-154A - 4 - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1339 8 R - - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1339 8 L - - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 R - 3 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 L - 4 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 - 4 - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1341 - R - - 4 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1341 - L - - 4 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1344 C-162 R - 4 - - - - BD 79 A22 1344 C-162 - 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 R - 3 3 1 - 3 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 L - 3 3 1 - 3

Continued.

223 Table B.6. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES ESTIMATED SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # NC MP SO GL ME SEX BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 - 3 - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1346 17 R - - 4 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1346 17 L - - 2 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1346 C-145 - 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 R - 4 3 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 L - - 3 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 - 4 - - 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1351 2 L - - 4 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 R - - 3 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 L - - 3 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 - 3 - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 R - 5 4 1 - 4 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 L - 4 4 1 - 4 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 - 5 - - 2 - 4 BD 79 A22 1357 C-98 ------BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 R ------BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 L ------BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 - 2 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 R - 4 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 L - - 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 - 3 - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1360 9 R - - 3 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1360 9 L - - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 R ------BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 L ------BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 - 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 1 R - - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1361 1 L - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1361 1 - 1 - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1362 10 R - - 4 5 - 4 BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 R - 3 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 L - 3 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 - 3 - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 R - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 L - 2 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 - 2 - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 R - 3 4 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 L - 4 4 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 - 3 - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 R - - 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 L - 1 2 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 - 1 - - 1 - 1

Continued.

224 Table B.6. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES ESTIMATED SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # NC MP SO GL ME SEX BD 79 A22 1366 - L - 3 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1336 C-151 R - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1336 C-151 L - - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1336 C-151 - 1 - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1369 1 R - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1371 5 R - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1371 5 L - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1373 1 R - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1373 1 L - - 2 - - 2 BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 R - - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 L - - 2 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 - 5 - - 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1377 4 R - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1377 4 L - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1378 8 R - - 1 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1378 8 L - - 1 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 R - 2 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 L - - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 - 3 - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 R - 3 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 L - 3 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 - 2 - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1380 C-97 R - 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1380 C-97 - 1 - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1382 5 R - - 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1382 5 L - - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 R - - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 L - 1 3 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 - 1 - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1384 11 R - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1384 11 L - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 R - 1 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 L - 1 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 - 3 - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1386 C-109A R - - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1386 C-109A L - 4 - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1386 C-109A - 3 - - 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1388 1 ------BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 R - 1 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 L - - 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 - 1 - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 R - 1 - 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 L - - 3 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 - 2 - - 1 - 1

Continued.

225 Table B.6. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES ESTIMATED SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # NC MP SO GL ME SEX BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 R 0 2 3 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 L 0 2 3 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 - 3 - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 R - 5 4 4 - 5 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 L - 4 4 4 - 5 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 - 4 - - 4 - 5 BD 79 A22 1395 C-115 ------BD 79 A22 1396 5 R - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1396 5 L - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1398 6 R - - 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1398 6 L - - 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 R - - 3 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 L - - 3 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 - 3 - - 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1400 C-143 R ------BD 79 A22 1400 C-143 L ------BD 79 A22 1400 C-143 - - - - <4? - - BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 R - - 2 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 - - - - 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 36 R - - 2 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1414 4 L - - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1414 7 R - - 2 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1421 1 R - - 2 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1463 1 R - - 1 - - 2 BD 79 A22 1463 1 L - - 1 1 - 2 BD 79 A22 1463 64 R - - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1463 64 L - - - 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 R - 4 - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 L - 4 3 4 - 4 BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 - 4 - - - - 4 BD 79 A22 1469 55 L - - 3 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1489 76 L - - 4 4? - 4? BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 R - 4 4 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 L - - 4 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 - 4 - - 3 - 4 BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 R - 1 - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 L - - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 - 2 - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 R - - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 L - - 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 - 1 - - 1 - 1

Continued.

226

Table B.6. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES ESTIMATED SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # NC MP SO GL ME SEX BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 R - 2 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 L - 2 - 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 - 1 - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 R - 1 - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 L - - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 - 3 - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1521 1 L - - 2 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1521 C-104 - 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 R - - 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 L - 3 1 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 - 1 - - 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1556 11 R - - 3 3 - 3 BD 79 A22 1556 C-24 - 3 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 7 R - - 4 2 - 3 BD 79 A22 1559 17 R - - - 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1559 17 L - - 1 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1608 11 - - - - 4 - 4?

227 Table B.7. Legend for Tables B8 and B9.

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West B# Burial number L Left R Right T Todd Method of Aging Suchey Brooks Method of SB Aging

228 Table B.8. EBIA: Age of pubis. SPECIMEN ID METHODS SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# T SB BD 77 A 78 S 1 L 6 3-4 BD 77 A 78 SW - R 4-5 2-3 BD 77 A 80 S 3 L 2 1 BD 77 A 80 S 4 L 8 5 BD 77 A 80 S 4 R 9 5 BD 77 A 80 E 50 L 6 4 BD 77 A 80 E 50 R 6 4? BD 77 A 80 N 51 L 6 3 BD 77 A 86 SW 2 R 1? 1 BD 77 A 100 E 1 L 10 5 BD 77 A 100 E 1 R 9 6 BD 77 A 100 E 2 L 9 6 BD 77 A 100 E 2 R 6 6 BD 77 A 100 E 50 R 1 or 2 1 BD 77 A 100 E 51 R 1 1 BD 77 A 100 E 73 L 1 1 BD 77 A 120 S 50 R 6 4 BD 77 A 120 S 50 R 6 4 BD 79 A 102 S 52/3 L 6 4 BD 79 A 102 S 52/3 R 7 4 BD 79 A 107 S 3 L 6 3 BD 79 A 107 E 5 L 6 4 BD 79 A 107 E 5 R 7 4 BD 79 A 107 E - R - - BD 79 A 107 N 2A L 3 2 BD 81 A 110 NW 1 L 4 3 BD 81 A 110 NW 1 R 5 3 BD 81 A 110 NW 5 L 6 4 BD 81 A 110 NW 5 R 6 4 BD 81 A 110 SE I R 6 3 BD 81 A 110 SE II L 4 3 BD 81 A 110 SE III L 7 4 BD 81 A 110 SE V L 4 2 BD 81 A 111 N 58 L 7 4 BD 81 A 111 N 58 R 6 3 BD 81 A 111 W I L 4 2 BD 81 A 111 E II L 6 4 BD 81 A 111 E II R 7 4 BD 81 A 111 W IV L 1 1 BD 81 A 111 N IV L 7 4 BD 81 A 111 W V L 8 4 BD 81 A 114 N I L 4 2 BD 81 A 114 N I R 4 2 BD 81 A 114 N II L 9 5 BD 81 A 114 N II R 9 5 BD 81 A 114 N VI L 6 3 BD 81 A 114 N VI R 3 3

229 Table B.9. EBII-III: Age of pubis.

SPECIMEN ID METHODS SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # T SB BD 79 A22 1001 20001 L - - BD 79 A22 1011 41 R - - BD 79 A22 1025 118 R 5 3 BD 79 A22 1027 20006 R - - BD 79 A22 1033 20001 R 6 4 BD 79 A22 1035 20000 R - - BD 79 A22 1037 20002 R - - BD 79 A22 1081 1039 L - - BD 79 A22 1081 1040 R 6? 3-4? BD 79 A22 1085 86 R - - BD 79 A22 1085 91 R - - BD 79 A22 1092 1 L - - BD 79 A22 1108 42 R - - BD 79 A22 1115 6 L - - BD 79 A22 1115 2009 L - - BD 79 A22 1125 61 L 10? 6? BD 79 A22 1130 1 L - - BD 79 A22 1132 78 R 2 1 BD 79 A22 1141 367 R 8 5 BD 79 A22 1141 20005 L - - BD 79 A22 1148 20001 R 4 2 BD 79 A22 1158 20000 R 6 3 BD 79 A22 1168 24 L - - BD 79 A22 1175 131 R - - BD 79 A22 1175 196 L - - BD 79 A22 1175 20002 L - - BD 79 A22 1179 104 R - - BD 79 A22 1183 24 R - - BD 79 A22 1199 140 R 2 1 BD 79 A22 1224 20001 L 3 1 BD 79 A22 1225 22 L - - BD 79 A22 1228 132 L 4 3 BD 79 A22 1228 238 R - - BD 79 A22 1229 20017 R - - BD 79 A22 1229 20027 L - - BD 79 A22 1235 50 R - - BD 79 A22 1242 237 L - - BD 79 A22 1245 164 R 7 4 BD 79 A22 1247 52 L - - BD 79 A22 1248 20000 L 5 2 BD 79 A22 1250 12 R - -

Continued.

230

Table B.9. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID METHODS SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # T SB BD 79 A22 1250 20000 L - - BD 79 A22 1250 20001 L - - BD 79 A22 1252 129 L 4? 2? BD 79 A22 1252 203 L - - BD 79 A22 1254 20006 R - - BD 79 A22 1265 20001 L - - BD 79 A22 1272 94 R 7 4 BD 79 A22 1272 289 R 8 5 BD 79 A22 1272 513 R - - BD 79 A22 1272 750 L - - BD 79 A22 1272 20004 L - - BD 79 A22 1275 474 L - - BD 79 A22 1275 20007 R - - BD 79 A22 1275 20018 L - - BD 79 A22 1282 133 R - - BD 79 A22 1282 496 L - - BD 79 A22 1303 100 R 5 2 BD 79 A22 1303 123 L 3 1 BD 79 A22 1396 20 R - - BD 79 A22 1404 28 L 1 1 BD 79 A22 1408 36 L - - BD 79 A22 1418 175 L - - BD 79 A22 1422 260 L - - BD 79 A22 1422 267 L - - BD 79 A22 1425 120 L 2 1 BD 79 A22 1439 5 R 5? 3? BD 79 A22 1440 23 L - - BD 79 A22 1440 20000 R - - BD 79 A22 1447 20000 R 6? 4? BD 79 A22 1448 20012 R 7 4 BD 79 A22 1450 70 R - - BD 79 A22 1458 104 L - - BD 79 A22 1460 60 L 3 1 BD 79 A22 1467 138 L 6 4 BD 79 A22 1471 282 R - - BD 79 A22 1482 31 R 2 1 BD 79 A22 1490 16 L 9? 5? BD 79 A22 1499 52 R 7 4 BD 79 A22 1500 63 L - - BD 79 A22 1510 218 L 5 3 BD 79 A22 1567 32 R 6 3 BD 79 A22 1567 39 L - -

231

Table B.10. Legend for Tables B.11 and B.12.

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West B# Burial number L Left R Right Mld Mid-lambdoid Lmb Lambda Obn Obelioin Asl Anterior Sagittal Brg Bregma Mcl Midcoronal Ptn Pterion SpF Spheno-frontal Ist Inferior Sphenotemporal SSt Superior Sphenotemporal Comp Score Composite Score Lat-Ant Lateral-Anterior "S" Score Stage

232 Table B.11. EBIA: Age of crania. COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE "S" SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Dir B# Mld Lmb Obn ASl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF ISt SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant

BD 77 A 78 SW 2 L 0 0 1 1 - 0 ------16- BD 77 A 78 SW 1 L 1 3 3 3 2 2 2-3 - - - 17 - S5 - BD 77 A 79 E 1 L 1 0 - - 0 ------BD 77 A 79 N 1 L 0 1 3 2 1 2 - - 1 1 12 10 S4 S6 BD 77 A 79 N 1 R ------3 3 ------15- S4- BD 77 A 79 S 2 L 2 3 3 3 2 2 - - - - 18 - S5 - S1- BD 77 A 79 S 1 L 1 0 0 0 0 0 - - - - 1-4 - S2 - BD 77 A 80 E 1 L 0 - - 0 0 0 ------10- S3- S3- BD 77 A 80 E 2 L 2 1 3 2 1 1 - 1 1 1 13 4-7 S4 S5 S1- BD 77 A 80 S 3 L 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - - 0-3 - S2 -

233 BD 77 A 80 S 4 R 2 3 - - 1 ------BD S1- 79 A 80 W 1 L 1 1 0 0 0 0 - - - - 2-5 - S2 - 11- S3- BD 77 A 80 W 3 L 1 2 3 2 1 2 - - - - 14 - S4 - BD 77 A 80 W 3 R ------1-2 ------S1- BD 77 A 86 SW 2 L 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0-3 0-3 S1 S2 BD 77 A 86 SW 3 L - - - 2 1-2 2 ------BD 77 A 100 E 1 L 2 2 3 2 1 2 0 0 1 1 12 4 S4 S3 BD 77 A 100 E 3 L 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 4 3 S2 S3 BD 77 A 100 E 4 L - 1 1 1-2 0 0 ------BD 77 A 100 S 2 L 1 2 3 1 0 1 - - - - 8-11 - S3 - 0- S2- BD 77 A 100 W 3 L 0 1 1 0 0 1 - 0 0 1 3-6 2-5 S2 S3 BD 77 A 100 W 3 R ------0 ------BD 77 A 101 E 1A L - 2 - - - 2 ------BD 77 A 101 E 1A R 2 ------Continued.

Table B.11. Continued. COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE "S" SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Dir B# Mld Lmb Obn ASl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF ISt SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant

BD 77 A 102 E 3 L ------BD 79 A 102 E 5 L - - 3 2 - 1 ------BD 79 A 102 E 5 R 0 ------BD 79 A 102 S 2/52 L 2 - 2-3 ------BD 79 A 102 S 3 L - - 1 1 1 2 ------BD 79 A 102 S 3 R 1 ------1 0 - - - - - BD 79 A 105 NE 1 L - - - 2 1 1 ------BD 79 A 105 NE 2 L 1 - - 0 0 1 0 0-1 0 0 - 2 - S2 BD 79 A 105 NE 3 L ------BD 79 A 105 SE 3(61) R 0 ------234 BD 79 A 105 SE 3(61) L ------0 - 0 - - - - BD 79 A 105 SW 1(62) R 1 ------BD 79 A 105 SW 1(62) L - 1 2 2 0 ------BD 79 A 105 SW 2(60) R 1-2 - - - - 2 ------BD 79 A 107 E 5 R 1 ------7- S5- BD 79 A 107 N 1 L 1 0 2 1 2 2 - 1 2 2 8 10 S3 S6 BD 79 A 107 N 1 R ------0 ------BD 79 A 107 N 3(62) R 1 - - - - 1 1 ------BD 79 A 107 N 3(62) L - 0 1 2 0 - - 1 0 0 - - - - S2- BD 79 A 107 S 2 L 0 0 2 1 0 1 - - - - 4-7 - S3 - BD 79 A 107 S 2 R ------0 ------BD 79 A 107 S 3 L 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 5 5 S2 S3 BD 79 A 107 S 4 L 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 S1 S3 BD 79 A 107 S 5 L 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 5 4 S2 S3 S2- BD 79 A 107 S 6 L 1 0 2 1 1 0 - - 1 1 5-8 - S3 - BD 79 A 107 S 6 R ------1 ------

Continued.

Table B.11. Continued. COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE "S" SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Dir B# Mld Lmb Obn ASl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF ISt SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant

BD 79 A 108 NE 4 R 2 ------11- S3- BD 79 A 108 NE 4 L - 1 3 2 1 2 - - - - 14 - S4 - BD 79 A 108 NW 3 L 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 - 0-1 ------BD 79 A 108 SW 1 L 2 1 2 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 9 6 S3 S4 BD 79 A 108 SW 2 R 2 ------BD 79 A 108 SW 2 L - - - 3 0 1 ------BD 79 A 108 SW 3 L 1 2 2 - - - - 1 2 1 - - - - BD 79 A 108 SW 3 R - - - - - 1 1-2 - - - - 6 - S4 S1- BD 79 A 109 N 2 L 0 0 1 0 0 0 - - - - 1-4 - S2 - BD 79 A 109 N 3 R ------3 3 1 2 - - - -

235 BD 79 A 109 N 3 L 2 2 3 2 1 2 - - - - 15 11 S4 S7 BD 81 A 110 NE III L 1 0 3 0 1 2 1 1 0 1 8 5 S3 S3 BD 81 A 110 SE II L 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 S2 S1 S2- BD 81 A 110 SE III L 0 0 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 4-7 4 S3 S3 BD 81 A 111 E II L 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 4 4 S2 S3 BD 81 A 111 E III L 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 - 5 2 S2 S2 BD 81 A 111 E III R ------0 - - - - BD 81 A 111 N IV L 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 10 4 S3 S3 S2- BD 81 A 111 N III L 1 1 1 0 0 1 - - - - 4-7 - S3 - BD 81 A 111 W I L 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 S1 S2 BD 81 A 111 W III L - - - 1 0 1 ------BD 81 A 111 W IV L 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 S2 S1 BD 81 A 111 W V L 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 5 3 S2 S3 BD 81 A 114 N VI L 0 1 3 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 4 S3 S3 BD 81 A 114 N II L 1 2 3 1 0 2 1 2 0 2 10 7 S3 S5 BD 81 A 114 N I L 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 1 5 5 S2 S3

Table B.12. EBII-III: Age of crania.

COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE “S” SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Box # Mld Lmb Obn ASl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF Ist SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant

BD 79 A22 1015 ------BD 79 A22 1015 - L - - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1015 - R ------C- BD 79 A22 1066 15B ------C- BD 79 A22 1066 15B L ------C- BD 79 A22 1066 15B R ------BD 79 A22 1219 3 - - - - 3 2 ------BD 79 A22 1219 3 R - - - - - 1 ------

236 BD 79 A22 1277 - - - 0 3 2 ------BD 79 A22 1277 - L 0 - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1277 - R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 - - - 3 1 2 ------BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 L - - - - - 2 - - 2 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 R - - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1319 C-90 - - 0 2 0 ------BD 79 A22 1319 C-90 L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1319 C-90 R 1 ------BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 - 0 - - - 1 1 1 ------BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 L ------BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 R ------C- BD 79 A22 1338 154A - - 2 3 2-3 ------C- BD 79 A22 1338 154A L ------C- BD 79 A22 1338 154A R ------

Continued.

Table B.12. Continued.

COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE “S” SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Box # Mld Lmb Obn Asl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF Ist SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 - - 3 3 3 ------BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 L ------BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 R ------BD 79 A22 1341 - - - 0 0 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1341 - L - - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1341 - R - - - - - 0 ------

237 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 - - 1 2 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 L 1 - - - - 0 0 0 1 1 - 2 - S2 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 R 1 - - - - 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 S2 - BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 - - - 1 - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 L ------S1- BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 R - - - - - 0 0 0 - 1 - 1-4 - S3 BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 - - 1-2 3 2 1 ------BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 L 2 - - - - 1 ------10- S3- BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 R 2 ------13 - S4 - BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 - - 1 3 2 1 ------BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 L 1 - - - - 2 2 1 0 0 - 5 - S3 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 R 2 - - - - 1 2 2 1 0 12 6 S4 S4 BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 - - - - 3 3 ------BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 L - - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 R - - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 - - - - 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 L - - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 R - - - - - 0 - 0 - 0 - - - -

Continued.

Table B.12. Continued.

COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE “S” SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Box # Mld Lmb Obn Asl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF Ist SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 - - 1 3 3 3 ------BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 L - - - - - 3 ------13- S4- BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 R 0 - - - - 3 - - - - 16 - S5 - BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 - - 3 3 3 ------BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 L ------BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 R ------BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 - - 1 2 1 ------BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 L 0 - - - - 2 1 1 0 0 - 4 - S3

238 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 R 0 - - - - 1 - - 0 0 7-10 - S3 - BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 - - 0 1 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 L - - - - - 1 - - 0 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 R 1 ------0 0 3-6 - S2 - BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 - - - - 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 L 0 - - - - 0 - - 0 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 R 0 - - - - 0 - - 1 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 - - 0 1 1 0 ------BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 L 1 - - - - 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 - - BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 R 1 - - - - - 0 - - - 3 - S2 - BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 ------BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 L ------BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 R ------BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 - - 1 3 1 2 ------BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 L 1 - - - - 2 0 0 - 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 R 0 - - - - 2 - 2 1 1 10 3 S3 S3

Continued.

Table B.12. Continued.

COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE “S” SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Box # Mld Lmb Obn Asl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF Ist SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant BD 79 A22 1380 C-97 - - 0 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1380 C-97 L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1380 C-97 R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 - - 0 1 2 ------BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 L ------0 - - 1 - - - - BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 R - - - - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 - - 0 0 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 L 0 - - - - 0 ------S1- S1- BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 R 0 ------0 0 0 0-3 0-3 S2 S3 BD C-

239 79 A22 1386 109A - - 0 2 1 0 ------C- BD 79 A22 1386 109A L 1 - - - - 1 ------C- S2- BD 79 A22 1386 109A R - - - - - 1 - - - - 5-8 - S3 - BD 79 A22 1387 C-142 - - - 0 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1387 C-142 L ------BD 79 A22 1387 C-142 R - - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 - - - 0 0 - - - - - 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 L - - - - - 0 ------S1- BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 R - - - - - 0 - 0 0 - - 0-3 - S3 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 L 1 - - - - 2 ------BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 - - 0 1 1 0 ------BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 L 0 ------0 ------BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 R 0 - - - - 1 - 0 - - 3-6 - S2 -

Continued.

Table B.12. Continued.

COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE "S" SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Box # Mld Lmb Obn ASl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF ISt SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 - - 0 0 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 L 0 - - - - 0 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 R 0 - - - - 0 0 0 - - 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1393 24 - - - 1 1 0 ------BD 79 A22 1393 24 L ------BD 79 A22 1393 24 R ------BD 79 A22 1395 C-115 ------BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 - - 1 2 2 0 ------BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 L ------BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 R - - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 - - 0 1 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 L 0 - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 R 0 - - - - 0 - - - - 1 - S1 - 240 BD 79 A22 1411 36 - - - 0 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1411 36 L - - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1411 36 R ------BD 79 A22 1441 145 - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1441 145 L ------BD 79 A22 1441 145 R ------BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 - - - 2 - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 L - - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 R 2 ------

Continued.

Table B.12. Continued.

COMP SPECIMEN ID FEATURE "S" SCORE SCORE SIDE Lat- Lat- BD Yr Tb Box # Mld Lmb Obn ASl Brg Mcl Ptn SpF ISt SSt Vault Vault Ant Ant BD 79 A22 1489 52 - - 0 1 ------BD 79 A22 1489 52 L ------BD 79 A22 1489 52 R ------BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 - - 0 0 1 0 ------BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 L 1 - - - - 0 2 1 1 1 - - - - BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 R 0 - - - - 1 2 1 1 0 4 5 S2 S3 BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 ------BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 L - - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 R - - - - - 2 ------

241 BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 - - 0 1 0 0 ------BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 L 0 - - - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 R 1 ------3-6 - S2 - BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 - - 0 0 1 0 ------BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 L 0 - - - - 1 0 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 R 0 - - - - 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 S1 S1 BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 - - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 L ------BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 R 2 ------BD 79 A22 1521 C-104 - - 2 3 1 ------BD 79 A22 1521 C-104 L 1 ------BD 79 A22 1521 C-104 R ------BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 - - 2 3 3 3 ------BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 L 0 - - - - 3 ------14- S4- BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 R 0 - - - - 3 - - - - 17 - S5 - BD 79 A22 1556 C-24 - - - 3 ------BD 79 A22 1556 C-24 L ------BD 79 A22 1556 C-24 R ------BD 79 A22 1559 17 ------BD 79 A22 1559 17 L - - - - - 2-3 ------BD 79 A22 1559 17 R - - - - - 2 ------

Table B.13. EBIA: Measurement of subadult occipital – basilar portion. Sagittal Burial Length Width BD Year Cemetery Tomb Direction Number (mm) (mm) BD 77 A 78 SW - 13.77 21.63 BD 77 A 78 SW - 16.30 - BD 77 A 80 S B-1 15.00 26.39 B50 BD 77 A 80 S (B2) 16.33 27.02 BD 77 A 80 W 1B 21.01 - BD 77 A 100 S 1 25.21 - BD 77 A 100 W B66 13.31 18.26 BD 79 A 102 S - 13.17 17.99 BD 79 A 102 S - 14.88 19.74 BD 79 A 102 S - 13.13 - BD 79 A 102 S - 13.28 - BD 79 A 102 S - 15.35 - BD 79 A 102 W B-63 11.66 - BD 79 A 102 W B-71 23.76 - BD 79 A 105 NE 51 11.76 13.06 BD 79 A 105 NE 42 13.64 22.91 BD 79 A 105 NE 81 14.23 - BD 79 A 105 NE 32 14.50 - BD 79 A 105 NW B80 13.11 - BD 79 A 107 E 3 17.18 - BD 79 A 107 E B4 19.30 - BD 79 A 108 N - 13.99 21.04 BD 79 A 108 NE B-5A 21.70 - BD 79 A 108 SE B52 12.97 16.00 BD 79 A 108 SE B50 20.52 - BD 81 A 110 NE 1 18.99 30.26 BD 81 A 110 NW BIII 14.22 20.14 BD 81 A 110 NW BII 13.25 20.58 BD 81 A 110 SE - 12.42 15.45 BD 81 A 110 SE - 11.58 - BD 77 A 111 E 4 12.01 16.19 BD 77 A 111 N - 12.20 14.00 BD 77 A 111 N - 13.07 18.20 BD 77 A 111 N - 15.85 24.33 BD 77 A 111 N - 19.11 29.93 BD 77 A 111 N - 11.46 - BD 77 A 111 N - 11.68 - BD 81 A 114 N IVA 13.68 19.71 BD 81 A 114 N III 14.91 26.26

242 Table B.14. EBII-III: Measurement of subadult occipital – basilar portion. Sagittal Length BD Year Tomb Box # (mm) Width (mm) BD 79 A22 1030 21000 17.79 26.10 BD 79 A22 1036 21001 15.53 22.12 BD 79 A22 1044 21 24.62 - BD 79 A22 1096 8 16.04 19.72 BD 79 A22 1125 21001 13.58 15.16 BD 79 A22 1172 14 27.26 - BD 79 A22 1196 21000 13.89 17.33 BD 79 A22 1197 21000 20.27 29.26 BD 79 A22 1209 21002 22.74 - BD 79 A22 1214 24 17.94 26.49 BD 79 A22 1214 25 15.80 24.42 BD 79 A22 1218 67 17.39 - BD 79 A22 1251 33 18.00 - BD 79 A22 1272 21000 18.61 - BD 79 A22 1288 40 21.78 - BD 79 A22 1299 7 16.85 23.14 BD 79 A22 1310 9 18.69 29.83 BD 79 A22 1311 3 14.04 - BD 79 A22 1319 12 26.96 - BD 79 A22 1321 9 18.59 - BD 79 A22 1329 17 19.86 30.73 BD 79 A22 1350 54 19.77 - BD 79 A22 1352 5 23.62 - BD 79 A22 1413 30 21.89 - BD 79 A22 1418 49 18.51 - BD 79 A22 1421 52 14.50 20.38 BD 79 A22 1448 21002 16.74 20.62 BD 79 A22 1449 261 19.51 - BD 79 A22 1449 275 17.42 24.99 BD 79 A22 1449 299 12.90 17.45 BD 79 A22 1461 19 20.64 - BD 79 A22 1466 62 27.45 - BD 79 A22 1469 22 16.32 24.21 BD 79 A22 1511 2 29.08 - BD 79 A22 1535 6 15.97 19.96 BD 79 A22 1563 79 24.05 - BD 79 A22 1563 90 16.82 24.21 BD 79 A22 1566 12 16.02 24.30 BD 79 A22 1566 152 15.69 25.46 BD 79 A22 117? 171 17.38 -

243 Table B.15. EBIA: Subadult femur measurements.

Length Width Diameter Site Yr Cem Tomb Dir Burial # Side (mm) (mm) (mm) BD 77 A 78 SW B3 R 221.00 18.80 - BD 77 A 78 SW B58 R - - 12.65 BD 77 A 79 E B-1a L 276.00 17.78 43.76 BD 77 A 79 E - L - - 6.48 BD 77 A 79 E - L - - 8.65 BD 77 A 79 E - R - - 6.52 BD 77 A 79 S 3 R 171.00 - - BD 77 A 80 S B-1 L 158.00 38.65 12.05 B50 BD 77 A 80 S (B2) R 169.00 33.71 12.69 BD 77 A 80 S B-1 R - - 11.56 BD 77 A 80 W 1C L ~180 - - BD 77 A 100 E 60 L 73.19 - - BD 77 A 100 E 60 L >72.40 - - BD 77 A 100 E 60 R 75.34 - - BD 77 A 100 R 58 L 68.04 - - BD 77 A 100 R 58 R 68.44 - - BD 77 A 100 S 1 L 294.00 - - BD 77 A 100 S B-50 R 175.00 - - BD 77 A 100 S 1 R 296.00 - - BD 77 A 100 W B-63 L 62.83 - 6.28 BD 77 A 100 W B60 L - - 9.29 BD 77 A 100 W 60 L - - ~9.29 BD 79 A 102 S B-60 L 104.13 - 9.66 BD 79 A 102 S B-63 L - - 8.67 BD 79 A 102 S B61 L >107.99 - 9.58 BD 79 A 102 S B-62 R 109.67 24.26 8.93 BD 79 A 102 S B-64 R 86.87 - 8.81 BD 79 A 102 S B-60 R 108.73 - 9.78 BD 79 A 102 S B-1 R >174 - - BD 79 A 102 S B-63 R >91.54 - 8.84 BD 79 A 102 W B-63 L 67.63 - 6.67 BD 79 A 102 W B-62 L - - 8.39 BD 79 A 102 W B-63 R 66.79 - 6.61 BD 79 A 102 W B-66 R - - 10.17

Continued.

244 Table B.15. Continued.

Length Width Diameter Site Yr Cem Tomb Dir Burial # Side (mm) (mm) (mm) BD 79 A 105 NE 50 L 64.90 - 5.90 BD 79 A 105 NE 34 L 68.29 - 6.19 BD 79 A 105 NE 50 R 64.45 16.29 6.05 BD 79 A 105 NE 42 R 132.79 28.76 10.54 BD 79 A 105 NE 30 R 66.02 - 6.68 BD 79 A 105 NW B60 L - 29.48 - BD 79 A 105 NW B62 L 75.86 - 6.25 BD 79 A 105 NW B63 R >67.82 16.68 6.62 BD 79 A 105 NW 65 R >250.00 54.74 - BD 79 A 105 NW B62 R 75.09 - 6.37 BD 79 A 105 NW 66 R 301.00 - 18.53 B2 BD 79 A 105 SE (B61) L - - 13.03 BD 79 A 107 E B-4 L >242 - 19.95 BD 79 A 107 E B64 R 74.6 18.27 6.81 BD 79 A 107 E B-65 R - 18.65 - B-2 BD 79 A 107 E (62) R - 57.73 - BD 79 A 107 E B-68 R - - 7.57 BD 79 A 107 E B-3 R >277 - - BD 79 A 107 S B-1 L 306.00 52.66 18.89 BD 79 A 107 S B-1 R 302.00 - 19.81 BD 79 A 108 N B57 L 137.97 >27.57 11.27 BD 79 A 108 N B-55 R 110.92 - 9.64 BD 79 A 108 N B56 R >166 - - BD 79 A 108 N 59 R - ~51.04 - BD 79 A 108 NE B-5a L 268.00 - - BD 79 A 108 NE B-50 R 109.77 26.19 - BD 79 A 108 NE B-5a R 268.00 - 18.21 BD 79 A 108 NE B-1 R - - 12.81 BD 79 A 108 NE B52 R - - 9.40 BD 79 A 109 E B-52 L - - 10.96 BD 79 A 109 E B-53 R - - 11.12 BD 79 A 109 E B-52 R - - 10.92 BD 79 A 109 N 51 R - - 9.33

Continued.

245 Table B.15. Continued.

Length Width Diameter Site Yr Cem Tomb Dir Burial # Side (mm) (mm) (mm) BD 81 A 110 NE 1 L 251.00 17.19 51.23 BD 81 A 110 NE 1 R - 17.25 - BD 81 A 110 NW B-IIIa L 83.05 7.06 19.9 BD 81 A 110 NW BIII L 111.45 10.2 30.75 BD 81 A 110 NW BII L 113.2 - 8.85 BD 81 A 110 NW B-IV R 65.37 5.78 15.89 BD 81 A 110 NW BIII R 111.76 10.48 30.55 BD 81 A 110 NW BII R 115.58 25.7 8.87 BD 81 A 110 SE B-50 L 74.71 6.34 18.67 BD 81 A 110 SE B-51 L 69.26 6.74 - BD 81 A 110 SE VI L 192.00 36.94 12.96 BD 81 A 110 SE B-IV L 146.51 - 11.96 BD 81 A 110 SE B-50 R 74.37 6.32 18.44 BD 81 A 111 E 4 L 79.43 17.14 6.92 BD 79 A 111 N 53 L 217.50 38.27 16.26 BD 79 A 111 N 57 L 71.81 - 6.54 BD 79 A 111 N 51 R 170.00 - 10.96 BD 81 A 111 W IIA L 75.05 - 7.04 BD 81 A 111 W II L 150.84 - 12.27 BD 81 A 111 W II R 150.80 - 12.94 BD 81 A 111 W IIA R - - - BD 81 A 114 N IV L 69.11 5.72 15.19 BD 81 A 114 N III L 175.00 42.21 12.82 BD 81 A 114 N V L 316.00 54.59 19.27 BD 81 A 114 N IVA L 89.57 - 7.41 BD 81 A 114 N IV R 69.43 5.81 15.71 BD 81 A 114 N IVA R 89.92 21.84 7.42 BD 81 A 114 N III R 173.00 40.93 12.41 BD 81 A 114 N V R 313.00 54.73 19.72

246 Table B.16. EBII-III: Subadult femur measurements. Length Width Site Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1006 64 R - 54.44 BD 79 A22 1023 1020 R - 42.62 BD 79 A22 1035 1070 L - 59.51 BD 79 A22 1050 5 R - 52.98 BD 79 A22 1081 150 L 79.05 - BD 79 A22 1088 22 L - 47.25 BD 79 A22 1097 2 L - 63.43 BD 79 A22 1149 184 R - 65.47 BD 79 A22 1151 12 L - 62.16 BD 79 A22 1156 9 R - 60.02 BD 79 A22 1166 1 L - 59.75 BD 79 A22 1180 14000 L - 69.26 BD 79 A22 1180 14000 R 277.00 55.11 BD 79 A22 1199 105 R 260.00 53.63 BD 79 A22 1199 119 R 227.00 48.58 BD 79 A22 1201 94 R - 49.40 BD 79 A22 1210 36 L - 50.04 BD 79 A22 1210 36 L 227.00 - BD 79 A22 1217 11 R 130.49 - BD 79 A22 1225 14 L - 43.75 BD 79 A22 1228 81 R 152.00 - BD 79 A22 1245 101 L - 55.37 BD 79 A22 1245 171 L - 29.51 BD 79 A22 1250 81 R - 61.97 BD 79 A22 1254 88 L - 35.00 BD 79 A22 1254 123 R - 34.77 BD 79 A22 1272 372 L - 50.54 BD 79 A22 1272 408 R - 50.60 BD 79 A22 1275 365 R - 37.24 BD 79 A22 1278 68 R - 41.31 BD 79 A22 1303 55 R 71.14 14.31 BD 79 A22 1408 22 L 75.86 - BD 79 A22 1410 3 R 51.50 - BD 79 A22 1425 127 R - 59.04 BD 79 A22 1434 11 R - 62.10 BD 79 A22 1443 396 L - 52.96 BD 79 A22 1443 516 L 70.62 - BD 79 A22 1447 38 L - 58.52 BD 79 A22 1447 45 L - 22.69 BD 79 A22 1447 58 L - 30.09 BD 79 A22 1447 58 L 118.88 - BD 79 A22 1486 11 R - 60.12 BD 79 A22 1488 27 L 204.00 - BD 79 A22 1508 13 L 59.13 14.72

247 Table B.17. EBIA: Subadult os coxa measurements.

Ilium Ischium Ischium Pubis Ilium Length Width Length Width Length BD Yr Cem Tomb Dir Burial # Side (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) BD 77 A 78 SW B58 L 95.45 - - - - BD 77 A 78 SW B58 R 89.72 84.76 - - - BD 77 A 78 SW - R 87.75 88.55 - - - BD 77 A 78 SW - L 96.24 - - - - BD 77 A 80 S B-1 L 62.32 57.11 38.05 26.16 - BD 77 A 80 S B50 (B2) L 64.52 58.91 39.22 - 30.41 BD 77 A 80 S B50 (B2) R 62.84 59.38 38.49 26.55 - BD 77 A 100 E 58 R 29.27 30.28 - - - 248 BD 77 A 100 S B-50 R >126.10 114.28 - - - BD 77 A 100 W - L - - 23.63 16.27 - BD 77 A 100 W - L - - 23.63 16.27 - BD 79 A 102 E B-2 L 84.2 76.01 >52.71 33.84 - BD 79 A 102 E B-2 R 83.73 77.05 - 33.71 - BD 79 A 102 S B-63 L 39.47 - - - - BD 79 A 102 S B-62 R 46.83 40.88 - - - BD 79 A 102 S B-60 R 45.13 42.17 - - - BD 79 A 102 S - L - - 24.07 - 24.21 BD 79 A 102 S - R - - 23.66 - 18.45 BD 79 A 102 S - L - - 20.63 12.37 - BD 79 A 102 S - R - - 25.03 - - BD 79 A 105 NE 84 R 42.99 - - - - BD 79 A 105 NW 4 L - - 58.91 43.48 - BD 79 A 105 NW 4 R - - - 44.85 -

Continued.

Table B.17. Continued.

Ilium Ischium Ischium Pubis Ilium Length Width Length Width Length BD Yr Cem Tomb Dir Burial # Side (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) BD 79 A 105 NW B65, B66, B67 R - - 64.5 40.68 - BD 79 A 105 NW B60 R - - 30.01 19.94 - BD 79 A 105 NW B77 L 100.87 81.26 - - - BD 79 A 107 E - L 86.21 - - 40.55 - BD 79 A 107 E - L - - 19.73 13.56 - BD 79 A 107 E - R - - - 40.87 - BD 79 A 107 S B-1 L 93.99 - - - - 249 BD 79 A 107 S B-1 R 100.4 84.94 - - - BD 79 A 108 N B54 R - - 50.67 - - BD 79 A 108 N B-55 R - - 31.08 22.04 - BD 79 A 108 N B62 L - - 25.41 17.09 - BD 79 A 108 N B-63 R - - - 31.19 - BD 81 A 110 NE 1 L 84.8 77.58 53.81 38.32 44.24 BD 81 A 110 NE 1 R 86.49 76.48 - - 43.66 BD 81 A 110 NW BII or BIII L - - 28.98 18.98 22.76 BD 81 A 110 NW BII or BIII R 43.43 44.8 28.47 19.47 24.43 BD 81 A 110 NW B-IV L 30.66 26.54 - - - BD 81 A 110 NW B-IV R - - - - 15.66 BD 81 A 110 SE - L 32.9 - - - - BD 81 A 110 SE - R 24.69 26.07 14.77 9.88 - BD 81 A 110 SE - R - - 18.37 11.74 - BD 81 A 110 SE VI L - 64.89 - - - BD 81 A 110 SE VI R - - - 29.56 - BD 81 A 110 SE B-IV L - - - 24.95 -

Continued.

Table B.17. Continued.

Ilium Ischium Ischium Pubis Ilium Length Width Length Width Length BD Yr Cem Tomb Dir Burial # Side (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) BD 81 A 111 E 4 L 33.32 31.89 18.1 11.64 - BD 81 A 111 E 4 R 34.29 - 18.11 - - BD 81 A 111 E 5 L - - 17.82 14.94 - BD 77 A 111 N - L 19.93 14.31 - - - BD 77 A 111 N - R 18.03 11.82 - - - BD 81 A 111 N 50 L - - 56.47 36.61 - BD 81 A 111 N 50 R - - 51.99 33.02 46.81

250 BD 81 A 111 N 53 L 67.81 65.58 49.72 33.01 43.26 BD 81 A 111 N 53 R - - 49.6 31.54 42.34 BD 81 A 111 N 51 L 59.9 - - - - BD 81 A 111 N 51 R - - 37.36 23.92 - BD 81 A 111 N 56 L 32.85 30.42 - - - BD 81 A 111 W IIA L 33.62 28.54 - - - BD 81 A 111 W II L 57.33 - - - - BD 81 A 111 W II R - 53.67 - - - BD 81 A 114 N V L 106.75 91.02 63.83 43.22 59.71 BD 81 A 114 N V R - 90.36 66.46 44.79 61.35 BD 81 A 114 N IV L 30.88 26.36 16.47 11.4 >=14.08 BD 81 A 114 N IV R 29.16 27.47 17.53 - - BD 81 A 114 N III L 68.06 58.57 41.2 29.13 - BD 81 A 114 N III R 67.01 60 - - 38.58 BD 81 A 114 N IVA L 37.32 - 20.26 - -

Table B.18. EBII-III: Subadult os coxa measurements.

Pubis Ilium Length Ilium Width Ischium Ischium Length BD Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Width (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1462 177 L - - - - 29.99 BD 79 A22 1210 25 L - - - - 39.53 BD 79 A22 1272 553 L - - - - 45.5 BD 79 A22 1242 104 L - - - - 47.19 BD 79 A22 1275 20010 L - - - - 50.85 BD 79 A22 1447 20001 L - - 31.2 20.46 - BD 79 A22 1125 183 L - - 30.11 21.2 - BD 79 A22 1448 20003 L - - - 25.52 - BD 79 A22 1408 41 L - - 35.53 27.51 - BD 79 A22 1493 64 L - - 42.05* 34.04 - BD 79 A22 1141 324 L - - - 37.81 - BD 79 A22 1220 51 L - - - 37.93 - BD 79 A22 1272 413 L - - - 39.34 - 251 BD 79 A22 1228 113 L - - - 41.04 - BD 79 A22 1282 142 L - - - 46.79 - BD 79 A22 1173 43 L - - - 53.08 - BD 79 A22 1438 - L - - 24.57 - - BD 79 A22 1025 53 L 71.88* 65.55 - - - BD 79 A22 1275 171 L 99.76 91.33 - - - BD 79 A22 1147 42 L 97.79 - - - - BD 79 A22 1512 22 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1562 130 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1033 20005 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 29 L - - - - -

Continued.

Table B.18. Continued.

Pubis Ilium Length Ilium Width Ischium Ischium Length BD Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Width (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1175 180 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1103 10 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 69 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1460 279 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1458 61 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1242 139 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1231 20001 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1443 225 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1201 164 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1448 20000 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1448 20001 L - - - - -

252 BD 79 A22 1462 85 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1443 755 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1482 51 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1085 98 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1145 57 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1145 58 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1254 64 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1151 20002 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1488 76 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 5000 20002 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1443 749 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 93 L - - - - -

Continued.

Table B.18. Continued.

Pubis Ilium Length Ilium Width Ischium Ischium Length BD Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Width (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1145 55 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 168 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1120 20000 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1187 20 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1443 625 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1139 56 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1029 20036 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1465 58 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1267 18 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1179 114 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1001 20003 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1538 35 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1490 173 L - - - - - 253 BD 79 A22 1468 134 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1448 20004 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 2024 10 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 20000 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1443 288 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1164 104 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1562 134 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 25 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1001 20002 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1564 236 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1129 16 L - - - - -

Continued.

Table B.18. Continued.

Pubis Ilium Length Ilium Width Ischium Ischium Length BD Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Width (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1166 73 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1422 261 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1103 4 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 20006 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1029 20027 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 167 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1081 1033 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1488 50000 L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1081 1035 L 32.69* - - - - BD 79 A22 1502 91 L 33.63* - - - - BD 79 A22 1245 317 L - - 46.62* - - 254 BD 79 A22 1405 22 L - - 46.90* - - BD 79 A22 1156 1 L - - 34.28* 24.58* - BD 79 A22 1254 164 L - - - 40.61* - BD 79 A22 1166 72 L - - - 47.14* - BD 79 A22 1467 20005 R - - - - 16.74 BD 79 A22 1447 20004 R - - - - 23.71 BD 79 A22 1302 20000 R - - - - 23.75 BD 79 A22 1201 171 R - - - - 41.45 BD 79 A22 1436 11 R - - - - 42.11 BD 79 A22 1201 303 R - - - - 42.63 BD 79 A22 1562 153 R - - - - 43.90 BD 79 A22 1272 292 R - - - - 44.55 BD 79 A22 1471 26 R - - - - 50.31 BD 79 A22 1465 54 R - - - - 56.54

Continued.

Table B.18. Continued.

Pubis Ilium Length Ilium Width Ischium Ischium Length BD Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Width (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1510 219 R - - - - 65.17 BD 79 A22 1447 20002 R - - - 21.76 - BD 79 A22 1408 42 R - - - 27.23 - BD 79 A22 1141 362 R - - - 34.31 - BD 79 A22 1272 566 R - - 52.31 36.97 - BD 79 A22 1447 67 R - - - 37.82 - BD 79 A22 1407 45 R - - 86.96* 47.17 - BD 79 A22 1564 90 R - - 48.91 - - BD 79 A22 1210 20 R - - 51.75 - - BD 79 A22 1027 20003 R - - 63.43 - - BD 79 A22 1027 20000 R 80.29 72.14 - - -

255 BD 79 A22 1278 29 R 49.42 - - - - BD 79 A22 1228 64 R 75.75 - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 32 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1482 45 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1169 20000 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 35 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1468 144 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1252 244 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1425 208 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1228 121 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 28 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1132 87 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1141 330 R - - - - -

Continued.

Table B.18. Continued.

Pubis Ilium Length Ilium Width Ischium Ischium Length BD Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Width (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1250 19 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1297 113 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1103 5 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1512 24 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1254 126 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1443 494 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1252 200 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1422 265 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 308 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1201 353 R - - - - - 256 BD 79 A22 1033 20003 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1228 254 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1527 37 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1139 49 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1564 214 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1350 27 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1149 19 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1468 109 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1443 762 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1151 233 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1448 20003 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1297 18 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1092 4 R - - - - -

Continued.

Table B.18. Continued.

Pubis Ilium Length Ilium Width Ischium Ischium Length BD Year Tomb Box # Side (mm) (mm) Length (mm) Width (mm) (mm) BD 79 A22 1168 20 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1486 20003 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1510 203 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1137 20001 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1447 55 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1282 678 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1201 243 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1543 12 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1447 20006 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 27 R - - - - - 257 BD 79 A22 1486 20002 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1490 14 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1079 35 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 20002 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1124 20001 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1173 39 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1538 33 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1422 269 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 184 R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1448 20101 R - - 16.65* - - BD 79 A22 1278 21 R - - 27.63* - - BD 79 A22 1438 20002 R - - - - 22.18*

Table B.19. EBIA: Femoral head – maximum diameter.

Max Head SPECIMEN ID SIDE SEX Diameter BD Yr Tb Dir B# (mm)

BD 77 A78 S ADULT 1 L M - BD 77 A78 SW NO # L - >45.88 BD 77 A78 SW NO # R - >43.68 BD 77 A78 SW NO # L - >42.49 BD 77 A79 S 1 L F - BD 77 A79 E 1 L F >40.44 BD 77 A79 S 1 R F - BD 77 A80 S 3 L F 41.28 BD 77 A80 S 3 R F 41.09 BD 77 A80 W 1A/1 L M >45.41 BD 77 A80 W 1B/1a R F - BD 77 A80 S B-4 R M >46.47 BD 77 A80 S B-4 L M 47.87 BD 77 A80 N B-50 L M - BD 77 A86 SW 2 R M 44.41 BD 77 A86 SW 2 L M 44.15 BD 77 A86 SW 3 R M 47.30 BD 77 A86 SW 3 L M 47.05 BD 77 A86 SW B-50 R F ~40.30 BD 77 A86 SW B-50 L F - BD 77 A100 E 1 R M 53.99 BD 77 A100 E 1 L M >44.88 BD 77 A100 W 2 L F >40.12 BD 77 A100 S 3 L F 37.37 BD 77 A100 E 3 L M 49.09 BD 77 A100 E 4 L M - BD 77 A100 E 51 L - 45.83 BD 77 A100 E 51 R - - BD 77 A100 E - R - 49.47 BD 77 A120 S 3 L F >40.96 BD 77 A120 S 50 L - >47.75 BD 77 A121 N 51 R M >44.50 BD 79 A80 W 3 L - 49.02 BD 79 A102 E 5 - M 41.83 BD 79 A102 S B52/B3 L M - BD 79 A102 S B52/B3 R M - BD 79 A105 NE 3 L F 39.90

Continued.

258

Table B.19. Continued.

Max Head SPECIMEN ID SIDE SEX Diameter BD Yr Tb Dir B# (mm) BD 79 A105 NE 3 R F 40.65 BD 79 A105 NE 69 - - - BD 79 A105 NE 87 L F - BD 79 A105 NE B2 R? F 44.81 BD 79 A105 SW B2 (B60) - M 46.39 BD 79 A107 S 2 R F 40.18 BD 79 A107 S 2 L F 40.96 BD 79 A107 S 3 R M 44.90 BD 79 A107 S 3 L M 44.23 BD 79 A107 S 4 L F 35.96 BD 79 A107 S 4 R F 36.29 BD 79 A107 S 5 R F 43.40 BD 79 A107 S 5 L F 43.25 BD 79 A107 E 5 R M 49.02 BD 79 A107 S 6 R M 46.71 BD 79 A107 S 6 L M 45.24 BD 79 A107 E 80 R - - BD 79 A107 E 81 R - >44.10 BD 79 A107 E 81 L - - BD 79 A107 E 83 L - - BD 79 A107 E 84 R - - BD 79 A107 E 84 L - >45.41 BD 79 A107 E 85 L F 42.11 BD 79 A107 E 86 R - - BD 79 A107 E 86 L - - BD 79 A107 E 87 L F 41.50 BD 79 A107 E 89 L M - BD 79 A107 N - R - >43.13 BD 79 A107 N 2-a R U >47.62 BD 79 A107 N 2-a L U 47.99 BD 79 A108 SE 1 R M >45.57 BD 79 A108 NE 2 L F >40.79 BD 79 A108 NE 2 R F - BD 79 A108 SW 50 R F - BD 79 A108 N 51 R F - BD 79 A108 N 51 L F 39.99 BD 79 A108 SW 51 L F ~42.70

Continued.

259

Table B.19. Continued

SPECIMEN ID Max Head Diameter SIDE SEX BD Yr Tb Dir B# (mm) BD 79 A108 N 52 L M >47.73 BD 79 A108 SW 52 R M >47.00 BD 79 A108 SW 52 L M 48.91 BD 79 A108 NW 55 R M >46.56 BD 79 A108 NW 56 L F >39.32 (est. 40.0-41.0) BD 79 A108 NW 57 L - est. 42.0-42.5 BD 79 A108 NE 5c/4pc L M 48.75 BD 79 A108 NE 5c/4pc R M >47.94 BD 79 A108 NE 6 (3cr) L F >42.30 BD 79 A108 NE B4cr/B3pcr L M 44.92 BD 79 A108 NE B4cr/B3pcr R M 44.41 BD 79 A110 SE V R - 46.72 BD 79 A110 SE V L - 46.72 BD 81 A110 NW 5 R M 41.58 BD 81 A110 NW 5 L M 40.88 BD 81 A110 NW I R M 41.68 BD 81 A110 NW I L M 41.21 BD 81 A110 SE I R M >43.73 BD 81 A110 SE I L M 44.44 BD 81 A110 SE II R F 42.67 BD 81 A110 SE II L F 43.38 BD 81 A110 SE III R F - BD 81 A110 SE III L F 41.56 BD 81 A110 NE IV L M 47.60 BD 81 A110 NE IV R M 47.02 BD 81 A111 E 3 R M 44.73 BD 81 A111 W I L F - BD 81 A111 W I R F 43.04 BD 81 A111 E II R F 39.27 BD 81 A111 E II L F 38.78 BD 81 A111 W III R F 45.25 BD 81 A111 W III L F - BD 81 A111 W IV L M 43.49 BD 81 A111 W IV R M 44.15 BD 81 A111 N IV R M 46.87 BD 81 A111 W V R U 47.74 BD 81 A111 W V L U 48.17 BD 81 A114 N I R F 40.08 BD 81 A114 N I L F 38.97 BD 81 A114 N II R F 39.89 BD 81 A114 N II L F 40.47 BD 81 A114 N VI R M 46.18

260 Table B.20. EBII-III: Femoral head – maximum diameter. SPECIMEN ID Max Head Diameter SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # (mm)

BD 79 A22 1006 172 L - BD 79 A22 1006 177 L 50.62 BD 79 A22 1008 9 R 50.40 BD 79 A22 1010 11 L - BD 79 A22 1011 10 R >47.84 BD 79 A22 1023 12 R - BD 79 A22 1023 15 R >47.00 BD 79 A22 1025 65 R - BD 79 A22 1027 32 L - BD 79 A22 1029 12 R >43.67 BD 79 A22 1031 12 L 47.84 BD 79 A22 1033 42 R 45.33 BD 79 A22 1033 48 R >43.67 BD 79 A22 1037 35 R 49.88 BD 79 A22 1037 38 R >38.83 BD 79 A22 1048 14 L 46.35 BD 79 A22 1052 2 R - BD 79 A22 1081 1015 L 47.41 BD 79 A22 1081 1016 L 48.63 BD 79 A22 1081 1017 R 46.61 BD 79 A22 1081 1018 L 44.63 BD 79 A22 1081 1086 R - BD 79 A22 1093 1000 L 42.18 BD 79 A22 1108 35 L 40.06 BD 79 A22 1110 3 L 46.03 BD 79 A22 1120 34 R 46.37 BD 79 A22 1120 37 L 45.11 BD 79 A22 1122 121 L 43.77 BD 79 A22 1125 1 R 39.47 BD 79 A22 1132 15 R - BD 79 A22 1134 4 R 44.48 BD 79 A22 1139 104 L 37.82 BD 79 A22 1141 144 R - BD 79 A22 1141 185 L 49.20 BD 79 A22 1141 256 L 43.66 BD 79 A22 1141 261 R 46.31 BD 79 A22 1141 286 R 40.03 BD 79 A22 1141 385 R >46.22

Continued.

261 Table B.20. Continued. SPECIMEN ID Max Head Diameter SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # (mm) BD 79 A22 1143 6 R 40.77 BD 79 A22 1143 24 L - BD 79 A22 1143 1001 L 45.45 BD 79 A22 1145 168 R - BD 79 A22 1149 1 R 37.40 BD 79 A22 1149 15 L 47.25 BD 79 A22 1151 1 L - BD 79 A22 1151 148 R - BD 79 A22 1151 1000 L 38.13 BD 79 A22 1153 63 R >50.11 BD 79 A22 1158 31 L >43.14 BD 79 A22 1164 116 R - BD 79 A22 1166 77 L 38.62 BD 79 A22 1168 6 R 48.25 BD 79 A22 1168 43 L - BD 79 A22 1171 83 L 42.67 BD 79 A22 1173 133 R - BD 79 A22 1173 273 L 44.13 BD 79 A22 1175 240 R - BD 79 A22 1175 241 L 45.00 BD 79 A22 1175 242 R 45.75 BD 79 A22 1175 243 L 46.45 BD 79 A22 1181 43 R - BD 79 A22 1190 10 R 45.48 BD 79 A22 1192 6 L - BD 79 A22 1195 15 R - BD 79 A22 1195 141 L >45.48 BD 79 A22 1195 142 R 45.43 BD 79 A22 1199 108 L - BD 79 A22 1201 1000 L 46.25 BD 79 A22 1201 1001 L 49.13 BD 79 A22 1201 1003 R - BD 79 A22 1203 37 L - BD 79 A22 1205 1002 L >47.25 BD 79 A22 1205 1007 R 42.34 BD 79 A22 1210 1000 R 42.14 BD 79 A22 1210 1001 L 40.68 BD 79 A22 1213 57 R 42.79 BD 79 A22 1215 2000 L - BD 79 A22 1217 47 R 43.78

Continued.

262 Table B.20. Continued. SPECIMEN ID Max Head Diameter SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # (mm) BD 79 A22 1217 147 R 40.62 BD 79 A22 1217 1001 L 40.89 BD 79 A22 1224 13 L >46.97 BD 79 A22 1224 15 L 36.56 BD 79 A22 1228 38 L - BD 79 A22 1228 40 R 37.67 BD 79 A22 1228 117 R 40.30 BD 79 A22 1228 2000 L - BD 79 A22 1229 1006 L 36.89 BD 79 A22 1229 1007 R 49.47 BD 79 A22 1229 1009 R 48.19 BD 79 A22 1229 1010 L - BD 79 A22 1231 5 R >45.16 BD 79 A22 1233 10 L 37.33 BD 79 A22 1235 14 L >42.56 BD 79 A22 1242 67 L 47.42 BD 79 A22 1243 2001 R 38.25 BD 79 A22 1245 2000 L - BD 79 A22 1248 2000 L 42.86 BD 79 A22 1250 54 R - BD 79 A22 1250 2000 L 45.24 BD 79 A22 1250 2001 R 48.63 BD 79 A22 1250 2002 L 40.24 BD 79 A22 1250 2003 L 40.54 BD 79 A22 1252 1001 L 43.81 BD 79 A22 1252 1002 R 44.58 BD 79 A22 1254 73 R - BD 79 A22 1254 2000 L 43.59 BD 79 A22 1254 2001 L 40.87 BD 79 A22 1254 2002 R >40.55 BD 79 A22 1254 2003 R >40.90 BD 79 A22 1254 2004 R 45.39 BD 79 A22 1254 2005 R >44.07 BD 79 A22 1259 1000 L 40.23 BD 79 A22 1264 32 R 46.97 BD 79 A22 1267 3 R - BD 79 A22 1267 22 L 44.04 BD 79 A22 1269 12 L 42.02 BD 79 A22 1272 17 L - BD 79 A22 1272 38 L 45.40

Continued.

263 Table B.20. Continued. Max Head SPECIMEN ID SIDE Diameter BD Yr Tb Bpx # (mm) BD 79 A22 1272 54 R 45.94 BD 79 A22 1272 294 R 44.10 BD 79 A22 1272 295 R 45.40 BD 79 A22 1272 921 L 47.17 BD 79 A22 1272 922 R - BD 79 A22 1273 2 L 42.56 BD 79 A22 1273 45 R 42.37 BD 79 A22 1273 50 R 45.23 BD 79 A22 1275 178 R - BD 79 A22 1275 183 R 40.58 BD 79 A22 1275 185 R 46.83 BD 79 A22 1275 186 R - BD 79 A22 1275 187 L 43.95 BD 79 A22 1275 188 L 44.28 BD 79 A22 1275 194 L 38.16 BD 79 A22 1275 221 L >45.62 BD 79 A22 1275 250 L 44.32 BD 79 A22 1275 295 L - BD 79 A22 1275 1003 R 45.02 BD 79 A22 1278 211 R 44.26 BD 79 A22 1282 171 R 40.93 BD 79 A22 1282 174 L 37.12 BD 79 A22 1282 239 L 46.81 BD 79 A22 1302 27 R >38.18 BD 79 A22 1303 19 L 41.41 BD 79 A22 1345 20 R >49.10 BD 79 A22 1404 102 R 46.30 BD 79 A22 1404 14000 L >45.43 BD 79 A22 1407 72 R 41.75 BD 79 A22 1408 99 L 41.73 BD 79 A22 1413 1 R - BD 79 A22 1418 139 L 44.52 BD 79 A22 1422 3 R - BD 79 A22 1436 1001 R 48.43 BD 79 A22 1443 176 L 42.51 BD 79 A22 1443 478 R 45.72 BD 79 A22 1443 779 R 46.02 BD 79 A22 1447 81 L 46.77 BD 79 A22 1447 103 R 43.72 BD 79 A22 1448 64 R -

Continued.

264 Table B.20. Continued. SPECIMEN ID Max Head Diameter SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # (mm) BD 79 A22 1448 84 R 45.49 BD 79 A22 1448 1001 R 46.31 BD 79 A22 1448 2000 R >38.80 BD 79 A22 1448 2001 R 43.86 BD 79 A22 1448 2003 L >46.85 BD 79 A22 1460 47 R 42.80 BD 79 A22 1460 673 L - BD 79 A22 1462 194 R - BD 79 A22 1465 87 R >45.46 BD 79 A22 1467 22 R 44.12 BD 79 A22 1468 30 R 41.58 BD 79 A22 1468 31 R >41.43 BD 79 A22 1476 53 R 45.14 BD 79 A22 1476 54 R >45.05 BD 79 A22 1484 1 R 44.91 BD 79 A22 1489 77 R 37.73 BD 79 A22 1490 230 R - BD 79 A22 1496 13 L 41.71 BD 79 A22 1496 48 L 39.20 BD 79 A22 1499 1000 L - BD 79 A22 1499 1001 L 48.20 BD 79 A22 1499 1002 R 47.02 BD 79 A22 1500 65 R 47.66 BD 79 A22 1500 66 L >47.35 BD 79 A22 1502 143 L - BD 79 A22 1504 235 L 38.84 BD 79 A22 1504 242 L 44.60 BD 79 A22 1504 253 L - BD 79 A22 1504 282 R >46.14 BD 79 A22 1506 1000 R 41.98 BD 79 A22 1510 6 R 46.16 BD 79 A22 1512 17 L 51.61 BD 79 A22 1525 270 R 42.33 BD 79 A22 1525 271 R 40.97 BD 79 A22 1533 108 R - BD 79 A22 1533 114 L - BD 79 A22 1536 23 R 43.61 BD 79 A22 1543 10 R - BD 79 A22 1562 20 L >44.99 BD 79 A22 1564 29 R - BD 79 A22 1567 83 L - BD 79 A22 1570 78 R - BD 79 A22 1570 79 R >45.01 Continued.

265 Table B.20. Continued.

BD 79 A22 1748 170 L >41.50 BD 79 A22 1754 69 L - BD 79 A22 1804 255 R 39.67

266 Table B.21. EBIA: Legend for Tables B.22 and B.23.

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West B# Burial number L Left Pf Poirier's facet Af Allen's fossa Plq Plaque Post Posterior imprint Exo Exostoses

267 Table B.22. EBIA: Femoral neck alterations.

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Pf Af Plq Post Exo

BD 77 A78 SW NO # - L 0 0 1 0 - BD 77 A78 SW NO # - R 0 0 0 - - BD 77 A79 E 1 F L - - - 0 - BD 77 A80 S 3 F L 0 0 0 0 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 F R 1 0 0 - 0 BD 77 A80 W 1A/1 - R - - - - 0 BD 77 A80 S B-4 M L 0 0 1 0 - BD 77 A80 S B-4 M R 0 0 1 - - BD 77 A86 SW 2 M L 1 0 0 0 0 BD 77 A86 SW 2 M R 1 0 0 0 0 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M L - - - 0 1 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 77 A86 SW B-50 F L 1 0 0 - 1 BD 77 A86 SW B-50 F R - 1 - - 1 BD 77 A100 E 1 M L 0 0 1 0 1 BD 77 A100 E 1 M R - - - - - BD 77 A100 W 2 F L - 0 1 - - BD 77 A100 E 3 M L - - - 0 - BD 77 A100 S 3 F L - - - 0 - BD 77 A100 E 51 - L - - - 0 0 BD 77 A100 E 51 - R - - - - 0 BD 77 A100 E - - R 1 0 0 - - BD 77 A120 S 3 F L 0 0 0 0 - BD 77 A120 S 50 - R - - - - 1 BD 77 A121 N 51 M R - - - 0 - BD 79 A80 W 3 - L - - 1 0 - BD 79 A100 S 2 F R - - - - 1 BD 79 A102 S B50/B3 F R 0 0 1 0 - BD 79 A102 S B52/B3 M L 0 1 1 0 - BD 79 A102 S B52/B3 M R - - - 0 - BD 79 A105 NE 2 R - - - - 0 BD 79 A105 NE 3 F L 1 0 - 0 - BD 79 A105 NE 3 F R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A105 NE 73 F R - 1? - - - BD 79 A105 NE 87 F L 0 1 1 - - BD 79 A105 SW 2(60) L - - - - 0

Continued.

268

Table B.22. Continued

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Pf Af Plq Post Exo BD 79 A105 SE B3 (B61) M L - - - 0 - BD 79 A107 S 2 F L 0 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A107 S 2 F R 0 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A107 S 3 M L 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A107 S 3 M R 0 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 S 5 F L 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A107 E 5 M R 0 1 1 0 0 BD 79 A107 S 5 F R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A107 S 6 M L 0 0 1 0 1 BD 79 A107 S 6 M R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A107 E 80 F? R - - - - 1 BD 79 A107 E 81 M R - - - - 0 BD 79 A107 E 83 F L - - - - 0 BD 79 A107 E 84 M L 1 - - - - BD 79 A107 E 85 F L 0 1 0 0 - BD 79 A107 E 87 F L 0 0 0 - 0 BD 79 A107 N 2-a U L 1 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A107 N 2-a U R - - 1 0 0 BD 79 A108 SE 1 M R 0 0 - - - BD 79 A108 SW 50 F R - - - - 0 BD 79 A108 N 51 F L - - - 0 1 BD 79 A108 SW 51 F L - - - 0 - BD 79 A108 N 51 F R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A108 SW 52 M L - - 1 - - BD 79 A108 SW 52 M R 0 0 1 0 1 BD 79 A108 NW 55 M R 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A108 NW 56 F L - 0 - - - BD 79 A108 NW 57 - L 0 0 - - - BD 79 A108 NE 5c/4pc M L - - - 0 - BD 79 A108 NE 5c/4pc M R - - - 0 - BD 79 A108 NE 6 (3cr) F R - - 1 0 - BD 79 A108 NE B4cr/B3pcr M L - - - 0 - BD 79 A108 NE B4cr/B3pcr M R - - - 0 - BD 79 A110 SE V - L - 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A110 SE V - R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 81 A110 NW 5 M L - - - 0 1 BD 81 A110 NW 5 M R 0 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE I M L - - - 0 0

Continued.

269

Table B.22. Continued

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Pf Af Plq Post Exo BD 81 A110 NW I M L 0 0 0 0 - BD 81 A110 SE I M R 0 0 0 - 0 BD 81 A110 NW I M R 1 0 0 0 - BD 81 A110 SE II F L 0 1 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE II F R 0 - 1 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE III F L 0 0 1 0 - BD 81 A110 SE III F R 0 0 1 - - BD 81 A110 NE IV M L 0 0 1 0 0 BD 81 A110 NE IV M R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 81 A111 E 3 M L - - 1 - - BD 81 A111 E 3 M R 0 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 W I F L 0 1 1 0 1 BD 81 A111 W I F R 0 1 1 0 1 BD 81 A111 E II F L - - - - 1 BD 81 A111 E II F R 0 1 1 0 0 BD 81 A111 W III F L - 1 - 0 0 BD 81 A111 W III F R 0 1 0 - 0 BD 81 A111 W IV M L 0 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 W IV M R 0 0 0 - 0 BD 81 A111 N IV M R 0 0 0 0 - BD 81 A111 W V U L - 0 - 0 - BD 81 A111 W V U R 0 0 1 0 - BD 81 A114 N I F L 0 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A114 N I F R 1 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A114 N II F L 0 0 0 0 1 BD 81 A114 N II F R 0 0 0 0 1 BD 81 A114 N VI M R 1 0 1 0 0

270 Table B.23. EBII-III: Femoral Neck Alterations.

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # Pf Af Plq Post Exo

BD 79 A22 1006 173 - L 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1006 177 M L 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1008 9 M R 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1010 11 - L - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1023 15 M R 0 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1025 65 - R 1 - 1 0 - BD 79 A22 1027 31 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1029 12 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1031 12 M L 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1033 42 M R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1033 48 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1037 35 M R 1 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1048 14 M L 0 - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1052 2 I R 1 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1081 1015 M L 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1081 1016 M L 0 0 - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1081 1017 M R 1 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1081 1018 I L 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1081 1086 I R 1 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1085 190 - R 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1093 1000 F L - - - 0 1 BD 79 A22 1108 35 F L - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1110 3 M L - - - 0 1 BD 79 A22 1120 34 M R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1120 47 - R - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1122 121 I L 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 1 F R - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1141 129 - L - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1141 144 I R 1 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1141 256 I L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1141 261 M R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1143 6 F R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1143 1001 M L - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1145 168 I R 1 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1149 1 F R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1149 15 M L 1 0 - 0 -

Continued.

271 Table B.23. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # Pf Af Plq Post Exo BD 79 A22 1151 135 - R - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1151 1000 F L - 1 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1153 63 M R - - 1 0 1 BD 79 A22 1158 31 I L - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1164 116 I R - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1166 7 - L 0 0 0 - 0 BD 79 A22 1168 43 - L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1171 45 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1171 83 F L 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1173 273 I L 0 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1175 240 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1175 241 M L 0 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1175 243 M L - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1187 40 - R - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1190 10 M R 1 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1192 6 - L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1195 141 M L - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1195 142 M R 0 1 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1201 1000 M L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1201 1001 M L 0 0 0 - 1 BD 79 A22 1201 1003 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1203 37 - L - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1205 1007 F R 0 - 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1210 1000 F R 0 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1210 1001 F L - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1213 75 - R 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1217 47 I R 0 - 0 - 0 BD 79 A22 1217 147 F R 1 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1217 1001 F L 0 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1224 13 M L 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1224 15 F L - 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1228 40 I R 0 - 0 - 0 BD 79 A22 1228 117 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1229 1006 F L 0 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1229 1007 M R - - - 0 1 BD 79 A22 1229 1009 M R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1231 5 M R - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1233 110 - L - - - 0 0

Continued.

272 Table B.23. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # Pf Af Plq Post Exo BD 79 A22 1242 180 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1243 2001 F R - 1 - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1245 2000 - L 1 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1248 2000 F L - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1250 2000 M L - - - 0 1 BD 79 A22 1250 2001 M R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1250 2002 F L - 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1250 2003 F L - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1252 1001 I L 1 0 1 0 - BD 79 A22 1252 1002 I R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1254 117 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1254 181 - R - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1254 2000 I L - - - 0 1 BD 79 A22 1254 2001 F L - 1 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1254 2002 I R 0 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1254 2003 I R - 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1254 2004 M R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1259 1000 F L - 1 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1264 32 M R - 0 - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1267 3 I R - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1269 12 F L - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1272 145 - R 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1272 294 I R - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1272 454 - L - 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1272 921 M L - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 922 I R 0 - 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1273 2 F L 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1273 45 F R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1275 94 - L - - - - - BD 79 A22 1275 178 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1275 183 I R - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1275 184 - L - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 185 M R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1275 186 I R 0 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 187 I L 0 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 188 I L 1 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1275 221 M L 0 0 1 - 0 BD 79 A22 1275 250 I L 1 0 1 - -

Continued.

273 Table B.23. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # Pf Af Plq Post Exo BD 79 A22 1275 1003 M R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1278 211 I R 1 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 68 - R - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1282 89 - R - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1282 174 F L 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1282 239 M L - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1302 27 I R - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1303 19 F L 0 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1345 15 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1404 102 M R - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1407 72 F R 0 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1408 27 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1408 99 F L 0 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1409 93 - R - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1413 1 I R - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1418 139 I L - 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1436 1001 M R 1 0 1 0 1 BD 79 A22 1443 776 - L 0 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1443 777 - L - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 778 - R 1 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 779 M R - - 1 - - BD 79 A22 1443 815 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1447 73 - R - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1447 103 I R - - 1 - - BD 79 A22 1448 2000 I R - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1448 2001 I R 0 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1448 2003 M L 0 - 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1460 674 - R 1 1 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1462 194 I R - - - 1 0 BD 79 A22 1467 22 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1468 30 F R - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1476 53 M R 1 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1476 54 M R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1484 1 I R - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1488 1001 - R 1 1 1 1? 0 BD 79 A22 1489 77 F R 0 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1496 48 F L 0 1 0 - - BD 79 A22 1499 1001 M L 0 0 1 0 1

Continued.

274 Table B.23. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID TRAITS SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Bpx # Pf Af Plq Post Exo BD 79 A22 1499 1002 M R 0 0 1 0 - BD 79 A22 1500 65 M R 0 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1500 66 M L 0 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1502 43 - L 1 1 0 - - BD 79 A22 1504 235 F L 0 1 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1504 236 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1504 242 I L 0 - 0 1 - BD 79 A22 1504 253 - L 1 - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1504 282 M R 0 1 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1506 1000 F R 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1510 6 M R 0 0 1 1 - BD 79 A22 1512 15 - L - - - - 0 BD 79 A22 1525 270 F R - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1525 271 F R 1 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1533 108 I R - - - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1564 29 I R - - - - - BD 79 A22 1567 82 - L 1 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1567 83 - L - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1570 78 I R 0 - 1 - 0 BD 79 A22 1570 79 M R 1 - - 0 -

275 Table B.24. Legend for Tables B.25 and B.26.

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West B# Burial number L Left R Right CON Condyle ML Medial and lateral condyles L Lateral condyles M Medial condyles Lip Lipping Por Porosity OsP Osteophytes Ebur Eburnation

276 Table B.25. EBIA: Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) in femoral condyles.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SEX SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Dir Bur# Lip Por OsP Ebur

BD 77 A78 S ADULT 1 M L ML 1 1 - 0 BD 77 A78 SW NO # - L L 1 - - - BD 77 A78 SW NO # - L M 0 - - - BD 77 A78 SW NO # - L ML 1 - - - BD 77 A78 SW NO # - R ML 1 - - - BD 77 A79 S 1 F R ML 1 - 2 - BD 77 A80 E - - L L 1 1 0 1 BD 77 A80 E - - L M 2 1 0 1 BD 77 A80 S 4 M L M 1 0 0 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 M R ML 2 0 0 0 BD 77 A80 N 51 - R M 1 0 0 0 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M L ML 2 2 2 0 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M R ML 2 1 - 0 BD 77 A100 E 1 M R ML 2 1 0 0 BD 77 A100 S 2 M R ML 2 - - - BD 77 A100 E 3 M L ML 2 1 1 0 BD 77 A100 E 51 - L ML 2 0 0 0 BD 77 A100 E 51 - R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 77 A100 E - - L M 2 - - - BD 77 A100 E - - R ML 3 1 1 0 BD 77 A121 N 51 - L ML - 0 0 0 BD 79 A102 S 51 M R M 2 - - - BD 79 A105 SW 2(60) - L L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A105 SW 2(60) - R M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A105 SE B3(B61) M L ML 2 1 0 0 BD 79 A105 SE B3(B61) M R ML 2 1 0 0 BD 79 A107 S 3 - L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 S 3 - R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 E 81 - L M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 E 83 F L L 1 0 1 0 BD 79 A107 E 83 F L M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 E 87 F R L 1 - - - BD 79 A107 N - - L M 1 3 2 0 BD 79 A107 N - - R L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 N - - R ML >1 3 2 0 BD 79 A107 N 2A - L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 N 2A - R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A108 SW 50 F R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A108 N 52 M L M >2 1 2 0 BD 79 A108 N 52 M R M 3 - - -

Continued.

277

Table B.25. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SEX SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Dir Bur# Lip Por OsP Ebur BD 79 A108 NW 55 M L ML >2 - 2 0 BD 79 A108 N - - - L - 1 0 0 BD 79 A108 NE 5c/4pc M R ML 2 1 2 0 BD 79 A108 NE B4cr/B3pcr M L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A110 SE V - L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A111 W I - L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A111 W I - R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A111 W V - L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A111 W V - R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE III F L ML 1 2 1 0 BD 81 A110 SE III F R ML 1 1 1 0 BD 81 A111 E II F L ML 2 2 0 0 BD 81 A111 E II F R ML 2 1 0 0 BD 81 A111 W III F R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 N IV M R ML 2 3 1 0 BD 81 A114 N I F L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 81 A114 N I F R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 81 A114 N II F L ML 2 3 2 0 BD 81 A114 N II F R ML 2 3 2 0 BD 81 A114 N VI M R ML 1 0 0 0

278 Table B.26. EBII-III: Degenerative joint disease (DJD) in femoral condyles.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Box # Lip Por OsP Ebur BD 79 A22 1278 54 L L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1147 70 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1215 2001 L M 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1486 18 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1275 384 L L 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1407 28 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1242 175 L L - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1035 17 L M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1156 14 L L 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1282 14000 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1480 16 L L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1027 29 L M - 3 2 0 BD 79 A22 1141 257 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1238 2001 L M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1462 193 R L 3 3 2 2 BD 79 A22 1023 14 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1134 5 L M - 3 2 0 BD 79 A22 1272 625 L L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1242 190 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1410 35 L P - 2 1 0 BD 79 A22 1023 13 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1468 39 L ML - - - - BD 79 A22 1203 41 L M 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1460 675 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1500 45 L M 2 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1447 1001 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1136 20 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1201 145 L P 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 596 L L - - 2 - BD 79 A22 1141 384 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1033 47 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1447 40 L P 3 3 3 3 BD 79 A22 1033 51 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1201 120 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1175 117 L L - 0 - - BD 79 A22 1171 89 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1275 254 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1274 495 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1023 11 L M - - - -

Continued.

279

Table B.26. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Box # Lip Por OsP Ebur BD 79 A22 1229 1008 L M 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1175 149 L L 0 - 0 0 BD 79 A22 1458 75 L L 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1275 245 L M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1183 1 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 33 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1048 15 L M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1090 343 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1438 10 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1224 14 L M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1045 13 R M 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1476 30 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1027 30 L L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1504 ?? L L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1011 37 L L - 0 - 0 BD 79 A22 1210 1002 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1420 12 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1009 24 L L - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1151 255 R M - - - - BD 79 A22 1093 2 L M 1 0 3 0 BD 79 A22 1447 88 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1504 234 L L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 547 L M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1190 7 R M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1201 317 R M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1201 118 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1278 35 L M 1 2 1 0 BD 79 A22 1272 484 R M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1500 32 L L 2 2 1 0 BD 79 A22 1540 61 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1231 46 L P 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1023 16 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1027 24 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1006 175 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1267 24 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1254 146 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1448 63 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1006 72 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1228 41 L ML 1 0 2 0 BD 79 A22 1143 17 L ML - - - -

Continued.

280 Table B.26. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Box # Lip Por OsP Ebur BD 79 A22 1025 50 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1029 11 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1254 69 L ML 2 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 279 L ML - - - - BD 79 A22 1465 64 L ML 1 2 0 0 BD 79 A22 1018 19 L M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1250 82 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1101 59 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1081 24 L ML 0 - 2 0 BD 79 A22 1448 87 L ML 1 0 2 - BD 79 A22 1027 32 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 17 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1215 2000 L ML 1 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1499 1000 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1199 108 L ML 2 0 2 0 BD 79 A22 1228 38 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1151 1 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1252 38 L M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1093 3 L P 2 0 2 0 BD 79 A22 1245 144 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1031 6 L M 3 - 2 - BD 79 A22 1499 61 L L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 69 L L - 3 2 0 BD 79 A22 1180 3 L ML 2 2 2 0 BD 79 A22 1224 12 L L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1500 16 L L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1074 1 L M - - - - BD 79 A22 1242 99 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 255 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1045 9 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1500 3 L P 3 - 0 2 BD 79 A22 1409 14 L ML 2 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1141 181 L ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 141 L M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1175 65 L L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1510 5 L M - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1037 36 L P 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1448 64 R ML 1 0 2 0 BD 79 A22 1173 133 R ML 1 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1195 15 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 14 R M 2 - 2 -

Continued.

281

Table B.26. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Box # Lip Por OsP Ebur BD 79 A22 1045 11 R P 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1448 70 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 606 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 65 R ML 1 0 2 0 BD 79 A22 1228 24 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1097 3 R L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1468 18 R ML 1 2 2 0 BD 79 A22 1443 172 R M 2 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1462 28 R L 2 3 2 0 BD 79 A22 1443 200 R ML 2 0 1 0 BD 79 A22 1242 78 R ML 3 1 1 0 BD 79 A22 1508 16 R ML 1 1 1 0 BD 79 A22 1493 29 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1224 16 R ML 2 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1046 16 R ML 3 3 3 0 BD 79 A22 1031 1 R P 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1132 32 R ML 2 1 1 0 BD 79 A22 1095 36 R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1510 14 R ML 3 3 3 3 BD 79 A22 1120 32 R M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 503 R M - - - - BD 79 A22 1095 37 R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 126 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1139 114 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1551 1 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1149 794 R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1250 54 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1543 15 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1151 148 R ML 0 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1254 113 R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 222 R ML 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1254 78 R ML 2 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 220 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1179 101 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1092 87 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1132 15 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1108 29 R ML - - - - BD 79 A22 1474 7 R L - - - - BD 79 A22 1040 2 R M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 232 R P 1 1 2 0

Continued.

282 Table B.26. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Box # Lip Por OsP Ebur BD 79 A22 1504 249 R M - - - - BD 79 A22 1408 98 R M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1462 90 R L - - - - BD 79 A22 1407 36 R P 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1480 3 R ML - - - - BD 79 A22 1205 1003 R M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1564 71 R L 3 - - - BD 79 A22 1272 45 R L 1 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1273 94 R P - 3 3 - BD 79 A22 1120 36 R ML 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 55 R M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 129 R M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1171 67 R M 3 - - - BD 79 A22 1242 119 R P 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1504 243 R L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1474 25 R M 2 - - - BD 79 A22 1115 79 R L 3 2 1 3 BD 79 A22 1037 37 R M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1233 46 R ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1242 152 R M 2 0 1 0 BD 79 A22 1242 94 R ML 0 0 1 0 BD 79 A22 1282 624 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1267 27 R M 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1081 101 R L - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1567 26 R ML 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1425 240 R L 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1081 51 R ML 0 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1228 140 R M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1536 24 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1043 92 R L 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1201 83 L ML 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1235 25 R L - 0 2 2 BD 79 A22 1242 60 R L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1233 45 R L 1 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1031 16 R L - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1003 11 L L 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1250 134 R L - - - - BD 79 A22 1035 19 R M - - - - BD 79 A22 1035 46 R M - - - - BD 79 A22 1235 23 L M 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 392 R ML 2 0 0 0

Continued.

283

Table B.26. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURE SIDE CON BD Yr Tb Box # Lip Por OsP Ebur BD 79 A22 1171 68 R L - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1564 72 R P 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 263 R P - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1278 33 R M - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1448 129 R M 1 1 0 0 BD 79 A22 1490 8 L L - - - - BD 79 A22 1247 134 R ML - 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1175 141 R M 2 - - -

284 Table B.27. EBIA: Talar squatting facets.

SQUATTING SPECIMEN # SIDE FACETS BD Yr Tomb Dir Bur # Med Lat BD 77 A100 E - L 0 0 BD 77 A100 E - L 0 1 BD 77 A100 E - L 0 1 BD 77 A100 E - R 0 1 BD 77 A100 E - R 0 1 BD 77 A100 E - R 0 1 BD 77 A100 E - R 0 1 BD 77 A100 W - L 0 0 BD 77 A100 W - L 0 0 BD 77 A100 W - R 0 1 BD 77 A100 W - R - 1 BD 77 A100 W - R - 1 BD 77 A100 W - R - - BD 79 A102 S - R 0 0 BD 79 A102 S - R - 1 BD 79 A102 S B50/B3 R 0 1 BD 79 A102 W - L - - BD 79 A102 W - R - 1 BD 79 A102 W - R - - BD 79 A102 W - R - - BD 79 A105 NE - L - 1 BD 79 A105 NE - L - - BD 79 A105 NE - L - - BD 79 A105 NE - R 0 1 BD 79 A105 NE - R 0 1 BD 79 A105 NE - R 0 1 BD 79 A105 NE - R - - BD 79 A105 NE - R - - BD 79 A105 NW - L 0 1 BD 79 A105 NW - L - - BD 79 A105 NW - R 0 1 BD 79 A105 SE B2(B60) R - 0 BD 79 A107 E - L 0 - BD 79 A107 E - R - 1 BD 79 A107 E - R 0 1 BD 79 A107 N 2A L 0 0 BD 79 A107 N 2A R 0 0 BD 79 A107 S 3 R 1 1 BD 79 A107 S - L 0 0

Continued.

285 Table B.27. Continued. SQUATTING SPECIMEN # SIDE FACETS BD Yr Tomb Dir Bur # Med Lat BD 79 A107 S - L 0 1 BD 79 A107 S - L 0 1 BD 79 A107 S - R 0 1 BD 79 A107 S - R - 1 BD 79 A107 S - R 0 - BD 79 A108 N - L 0 0 BD 79 A108 N - L 0 1 BD 79 A108 N - R 0 1 BD 79 A108 N - R 0 1 BD 79 A108 N - R - 1 BD 79 A108 N - R 0 - BD 79 A108 NE - L 0 0 BD 79 A108 NE - L - - BD 79 A108 NE - R 0 1 BD 79 A108 NE - R 0 - BD 79 A108 NE - R - - BD 79 A108 NW 55 R - 1 BD 79 A108 NW 57 L 0 1 BD 79 A108 NW 57 R - 0 BD 79 A109 E - L 0 1 BD 79 A109 E - R 0 - BD 81 A110 NW I&IV L 0 0 BD 81 A110 NW I&IV L - - BD 81 A110 NW I&IV R 0 1 BD 81 A110 NW I&IV R - - BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV L 0 1 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV L - - BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV L 0 - BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV L - - BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV R 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV R 0 1 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV R 0 1 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV R 0 - BD 81 A111 E 2 L 0 0 BD 81 A111 E 2 R 0 1 BD 81 A111 N - L 0 0 BD 81 A111 N - L 0 0 BD 81 A111 N - R 0 1 BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V L 0 0 BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V L 0 0 Continued.

286 Table B.27. Continued. SQUATTING SPECIMEN # SIDE FACETS BD Yr Tomb Dir Bur # Med Lat BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V L 0 0 BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V L 0 1 BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V R 0 0 BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V R 0 0 BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V R 0 1 BD 81 A111 W I/III/IV/V R 0 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI L 0 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI L 0 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI L 0 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI R 0 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI R 0 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI R 0 1 BD 77 A120 S 50 L 0 0 BD 77 A120 S 50 R - - BD 77 A78 S ADULT 1 L - 1 BD 77 A78 S ADULT 1 R 0 1 BD 77 A78 SW - L 0 1 BD 77 A78 SW - R 0 1 BD 77 A79 E 1 L 0 0 BD 79 A79 N 2 L - 1 BD 79 A79 N 2 R - 1 BD 79 A79 N A L - 1 BD 79 A79 N A R - 1 BD 77 A80 N - L - - BD 77 A80 N - L - 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 L 0 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 R 0 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 L 0 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 R 0 1 BD 77 A80 W - L 0 0 BD 77 A80 W - L 0 0 BD 77 A86 SW 2 L 0 0 BD 77 A86 SW 2 R 0 1 BD 77 A86 SW 3 L - 1 BD 77 A86 SW 3 R - 1 BD 77 A86 SW 51 L 0 - BD 77 A86 SW - R 0 1

Continued.

287 Table B.27. Continued. SQUATTING SPECIMEN # SIDE FACETS BD Yr Tomb Dir Bur # Med Lat

BD 77 A79 S - R - 0 BD 77 A79 S - R - 1 BD 77 A79 S - L 0 0 BD 77 A79 S - L - - BD 79 A105 SE 2(60) L - - BD 79 A105 SE 3(61) L - - BD 79 A105 SW 2(60) R - 0

288 Table B.28. EBII-III: Talar squatting facets. SPECIMEN # SQUATTING FACETS SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Med Lat

BD 79 A22 1006 132 L - 0 BD 79 A22 1009 179 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1011 202 R - - BD 79 A22 1011 205 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1011 206 L - - BD 79 A22 1011 1001 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1023 1011 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1023 1012 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1025 1002 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1031 182 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1031 185 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1033 31 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1033 33 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1035 1002 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1035 1003 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1035 1008 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1037 67 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1037 68 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1037 69 L - 1 BD 79 A22 1037 70 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1037 71 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1040 412 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1043 53 L - 1 BD 79 A22 1043 1003 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1043 1022 L - - BD 79 A22 1048 17 R - 0 BD 79 A22 1052 15 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1076 23 L - - BD 79 A22 1077 70 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1081 1013 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1085 410 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1085 415 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1085 416 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1092 161 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1099 176 L - - BD 79 A22 1108 144 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1108 145 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1115 183 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1115 184 R - -

Continued.

289

Table B.28. Continued. SPECIMEN # SQUATTING FACETS SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Med Lat BD 79 A22 1117 43 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1117 44 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1117 45 L - 0 BD 79 A22 1117 46 L - - BD 79 A22 1120 40 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1120 42 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1122 118 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1122 119 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1122 120 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1125 187 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1125 188 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1125 189 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1129 21 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1132 133 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1134 50 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1136 23 L - - BD 79 A22 1139 124 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1139 125 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1141 1004 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1141 1006 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1141 1007 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1141 1008 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1141 1009 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1143 63 R - - BD 79 A22 1143 71 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1143 71 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1143 88 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1145 108 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1145 120 R - - BD 79 A22 1145 121 L - - BD 79 A22 1147 66 L - - BD 79 A22 1147 67 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1147 68 R 1 0 BD 79 A22 1149 219 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1151 94 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1151 128 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1151 131 R - - BD 79 A22 1151 140 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1151 230 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1156 182 L - 0 BD 79 A22 1156 183 L - - Continued.

290 Table B.28. Continued.

SPECIMEN # SQUATTING FACETS SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Med Lat BD 79 A22 1158 34 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1158 35 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1158 36 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1158 37 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1162 56 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1164 117 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1164 118 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1164 119 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1164 121 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1168 44 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1168 45 L - - BD 79 A22 1171 572 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1171 573 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1173 274 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1175 244 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1175 245 L - 1 BD 79 A22 1175 247 R - - BD 79 A22 1175 248 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1175 249 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1177 130 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1177 131 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1179 361 R 0 - BD 79 A22 1179 362 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1187 104 L - - BD 79 A22 1187 105 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1195 143 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1201 228 L 1 1 BD 79 A22 1201 315 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1201 377 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1201 379 L - 1 BD 79 A22 1201 380 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1201 381 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1201 382 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1201 383 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1201 384 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1203 137 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1203 138 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1207 35 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1213 108 L - - BD 79 A22 1215 2013 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1215 2015 R 0 0 Continued.

291 Table B.28. Continued. SPECIMEN # SQUATTING FACETS SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Med Lat BD 79 A22 1215 2017 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1217 37 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1217 71 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1220 1001 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1220 1002 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1224 21 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1224 22 L - 0 BD 79 A22 1228 279 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1228 280 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1229 1016 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1229 1017 R - - BD 79 A22 1231 21 R - - BD 79 A22 1231 22 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1233 111 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1235 295 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1235 296 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1235 297 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1235 298 L - - BD 79 A22 1238 20 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1242 277 R 0 - BD 79 A22 1242 278 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1242 279 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1242 280 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1242 281 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1242 283 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1245 2002 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1245 2003 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1245 2004 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1247 186 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1247 187 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1247 189 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1247 189 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1250 75 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1250 76 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1252 163 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1252 1016 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1252 1017 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1252 1018 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1254 2011 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1254 2012 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1254 2014 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1254 2015 L 0 0 Continued.

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Table B.28. Continued. SPECIMEN # SQUATTING FACETS SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Med Lat BD 79 A22 1254 2015 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1269 1000 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1272 44 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 95 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 130 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 167 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 171 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1272 639 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1272 651 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1272 667 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1273 64 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1273 103 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1273 124 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 89 L - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 93 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 95 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1275 103 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1275 104 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1275 106 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1275 107 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1275 111 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1275 116 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 138 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1275 1040 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 1041 R - - BD 79 A22 1275 1042 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1278 1006 R 1 1 BD 79 A22 1278 1008 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1278 1009 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1279 99 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1282 1004 L - - BD 79 A22 1282 1005 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1282 1006 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1333 1002 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1352 3 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1366 13 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1368 11 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1383 360 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1404 35 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1408 101 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1410 24 R 0 0 Continued.

293 Table B.28. Continued. SPECIMEN # SQUATTING FACETS SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Med Lat BD 79 A22 1410 26 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1418 573 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1420 1000 L - - BD 79 A22 1422 1008 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1422 1009 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1422 1036 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1425 275 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1425 276 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1428 277 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1436 34 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1436 1002 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1443 582 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 781 L - 0 BD 79 A22 1443 782 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 783 R - - BD 79 A22 1443 784 L - - BD 79 A22 1443 785 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 786 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1443 787 L - - BD 79 A22 1443 788 R - - BD 79 A22 1443 790 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1445 2 L - 1 BD 79 A22 1447 122 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1447 123 R - - BD 79 A22 1447 124 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1447 127 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1448 2011 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1448 2012 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1448 2014 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1460 546 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1460 678 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1460 679 L - 0 BD 79 A22 1460 681 L - - BD 79 A22 1462 195 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1465 90 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1465 91 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1465 92 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1467 227 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1467 1003 R 0 - BD 79 A22 1468 202 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1471 83 R 0 1

Continued.

294 Table B.28. Continued. SPECIMEN # SQUATTING FACETS SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Med Lat BD 79 A22 1474 127 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1474 128 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1478 46 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1482 167 R - 1 BD 79 A22 1482 168 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1482 169 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1488 35 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1488 1013 L - - BD 79 A22 1490 95 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1490 96 L - - BD 79 A22 1493 55 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1496 49 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1499 136 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1499 1006 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1502 99 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1502 146 R 1 1 BD 79 A22 1502 147 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1502 148 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1502 149 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1504 283 L - - BD 79 A22 1504 284 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1506 1001 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1506 1003 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1506 1004 L - - BD 79 A22 1506 1005 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1506 1006 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1506 1008 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1512 45 R - - BD 79 A22 1512 46 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1525 272 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1538 5 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1538 6 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1540 9 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1540 14 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1540 42 L - 0 BD 79 A22 1545 17 L 0 - BD 79 A22 1545 18 L 0 0 BD 79 A22 1562 1005 L - - BD 79 A22 1562 1006 R 0 0 BD 79 A22 1562 1007 L 0 1 BD 79 A22 1564 246 R 0 1 BD 79 A22 1564 252 R - 1

295 Table B.29. EBIA: Metatarsal kneeling facets.

KNEELING BD YEAR TOMB DIR BUR # MT SIDE FACET BD 77 A100 E - 1 R 0 BD 77 A100 E - 1 R 0 BD 77 A100 E - 1 R 0 BD 77 A100 E - 1 R 1 BD 77 A100 E - 1 L 0 BD 77 A100 E - 1 L 1 BD 77 A100 E - 2 L 0 BD 77 A100 E - 2 R 1 BD 77 A100 E - 3 R 1 BD 77 A100 E - 4 L 0 BD 77 A100 E - 4 L 0 BD 77 A100 E - 4 R 0 BD 77 A100 E - 4 R 1 BD 77 A100 E - 4 R 1 BD 77 A100 E - 5 L 0 BD 77 A100 E - 5 L 1 BD 77 A100 E - 5 R 0 BD 77 A100 E - 5 R 0 BD 77 A100 E - 5 R 1 BD 77 A100 W - 1 R 0 BD 77 A100 W - 2 L 0 BD 77 A100 W - 2 R 0 BD 77 A100 W - 4 L 1 BD 79 A102 S - 1 R 1 BD 79 A102 S - 2 R 1 BD 79 A102 S - 3 R 1 BD 79 A102 S - 4 R 0 BD 79 A102 S - 4 L 0 BD 79 A102 W - 1 L 0 BD 79 A102 W - 1 L 1 BD 79 A102 W - 1 R 0 BD 79 A102 W - 1 R 1 BD 79 A102 W - 2 R 0 BD 79 A105 NE - 1 L 1 BD 79 A105 NE - 1 R 0 BD 79 A105 NE - 1 R 0 BD 79 A105 NE - 1 R 0 BD 79 A105 NE - 2 L 1 BD 79 A105 NE - 3 R 0 BD 79 A105 NE - 3 R 0

Continued.

296 Table B.29. Continued.

KNEELING BD YEAR TOMB DIR BUR # MT SIDE FACET BD 79 A105 NE - 5 L 0 BD 79 A105 NW - 1 L 0 BD 79 A105 NW - 2 R 0 BD 79 A105 NW - 2 R 0 BD 79 A105 NW - 3 R 0 BD 79 A105 NW - 5 L 0 BD 79 A105 SE 2(60) 1 L 0 BD 79 A105 SE 3(61) 1 R 1 BD 79 A107 E - 1 L 0 BD 79 A107 E - 1 L 1 BD 79 A107 E - 1 R 1 BD 79 A107 E - 2 L 0 BD 79 A107 N - 1 L 0 BD 79 A107 N 2-A 1 L 1 BD 79 A107 N 2-A 1 R 1 BD 79 A107 N 2-A 3 L 1 BD 79 A107 N - 4 R 1 BD 79 A107 N 2-A 4 L 0 BD 79 A107 S - 1 L 0 BD 79 A107 S - 1 L 0 BD 79 A107 S - 1 R 0 BD 79 A107 S - 1 R 1 BD 79 A107 S - 2 R 0 BD 79 A107 S - 4 L 0 BD 79 A107 S - 5 L 0 BD 79 A107 S - 5 L 0 BD 79 A107 S - 5 L 0 BD 79 A107 S - 5 R 0 BD 79 A108 N - 1 L 0 BD 79 A108 N - 1 R 0 BD 79 A108 N - 1 R 0 BD 79 A108 N - 1 R 1 BD 79 A108 N - 2 R 0 BD 79 A108 N - 3 R 0 BD 79 A108 N - 4 L 0 BD 79 A108 N - 4 R 0 BD 79 A108 N - 5 L 0 BD 79 A108 N - 5 L 0 BD 79 A108 NE - 1 L 0 BD 79 A108 NE - 1 R 0 BD 79 A108 NE - 1 R 0 Continued.

297 Table B.29. Continued.

KNEELING BD YEAR TOMB DIR BUR # MT SIDE FACET BD 79 A108 NW 55 1 R 1 BD 79 A108 NW 56 1 R 0 BD 79 A108 NW 56 3 R 0 BD 79 A108 NW 55 5 L 0 BD 79 A108 NW - 5 R 0 BD 79 A109 E - 1 L 0 BD 79 A109 E - 1 L 0 BD 79 A109 E - 1 R 0 BD 79 A109 N - 1 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 1 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 1 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 1 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 1 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 2 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 2 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 2 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 2 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 3 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 3 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 3 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 4 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 4 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 4 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 4 R 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 5 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 5 L 0 BD 81 A110 NW I/IV 5 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 1 R 1 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 2 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 2 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 2 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 2 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 3 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 3 L 0 Continued.

298 Table B.29. Continued. BD YEAR TOMB DIR BUR # MT SIDE KNEELING FACET BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 3 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 3 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 3 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 4 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 4 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 4 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 4 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 4 R 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 5 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 5 L 0 BD 81 A110 SE I/II/III/IV 5 R 0 BD 81 A111 E 2 1 R 1 BD 81 A111 E 3 1 L 0 BD 81 A111 E 3 1 R 0 BD 81 A111 E 2 2 L 0 BD 81 A111 E 2 2 R 0 BD 81 A111 E 2 3 R 1 BD 81 A111 E 3 4 L 0 BD 81 A111 E 3 4 R 0 BD 81 A111 E 2 5 L 0 BD 81 A111 E 2 5 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 1 L 0 BD 81 A111 N - 1 L 1 BD 81 A111 N - 1 L 1 BD 81 A111 N - 2 L 0 BD 81 A111 N - 2 L 0 BD 81 A111 N - 2 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 2 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 2 R 1 BD 81 A111 N - 3 L 0 BD 81 A111 N - 3 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 3 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 4 L 0 BD 81 A111 N - 4 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 4 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 4 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 4 R 1 BD 81 A111 N - 5 L 1 BD 81 A111 N - 5 R 0 BD 81 A111 N - 5 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 1 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 1 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 1 L 0 Continued.

299 Table B.29. Continued. KNEELING BD YEAR TOMB DIR BUR # MT SIDE FACET BD 81 A111 W - 1 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 1 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 1 R 1 BD 81 A111 W - 1 R 1 BD 81 A111 W - 2 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 2 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 2 L 1 BD 81 A111 W - 2 L 1 BD 81 A111 W - 2 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 2 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 2 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 3 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 3 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 3 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 3 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 3 R 1 BD 81 A111 W - 3 R 1 BD 81 A111 W - 4 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 4 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 4 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 4 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 4 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 4 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 5 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 5 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 5 L 0 BD 81 A111 W - 5 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 5 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 5 R 0 BD 81 A111 W - 5 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 1 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 1 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 1 L 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 1 R 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 1 R 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 1 R 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 2 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 2 L 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 2 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 2 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 2 R 1

Continued.

300

Table B.29. Continued. KNEELING BD YEAR TOMB DIR BUR # MT SIDE FACET BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 3 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 3 L 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 3 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 3 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 4 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 4 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 4 L 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 4 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 4 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 4 R 1 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 5 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 5 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 5 L 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 5 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 5 R 0 BD 81 A114 N I/II/VI 5 R 1 BD 77 A120 S - 1 R 0 BD 77 A78 SW 1 1 L 0 BD 77 A78 SW - 2 R 1 BD 77 A79 S - 1 L 0 BD 77 A79 S - 1 L 0 BD 77 A79 S - 1 R 0 BD 77 A79 S - 1 R 0 BD 77 A79 S - 2 L 0 BD 77 A80 N - 1 R 0 BD 77 A80 N - 1 R 0 BD 77 A80 N - 1 L 0 BD 77 A80 N - 1 L 0 BD 77 A80 N - 1 L 0 BD 77 A80 N - 2 L 0 BD 77 A80 N - 3 R 0 BD 77 A80 N - 3 L 0 BD 77 A80 N - 5 L 0 BD 77 A80 N - 5 L - BD 77 A80 N - 5 R - BD 77 A80 N - 5 R 0 BD 77 A80 N - 5 R 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 1 L 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 1 R 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 1 R 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 2 L 1 Continued.

301

Table B.29. Continued.

KNEELING BD YEAR TOMB DIR BUR # MT SIDE FACET BD 77 A80 S 4 2 L 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 2 R 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 3 L 1 BD 77 A80 S 3 3 R 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 3 L 1 BD 77 A80 S 3 4 L - BD 77 A80 S 3 4 R 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 4 L 1 BD 77 A80 S 4 4 R 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 5 L 1 BD 77 A80 W - 1 L 0 BD 77 A86 SW - 1 L 0 BD 77 A86 SW - 1 L 0

302 Table B.30. EBII-III: Metatarsal kneeling facets.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1006 2 2-4 - - BD 1006 5 2 R 0 BD 1006 6 2-4 - - BD 1006 8 2-4 - - BD 1006 9 2-4 - - BD 1006 11 2-4 - 0 BD 1009 1 3 R 0 BD 1009 2 2-4 - - BD 1009 4 2-4 - - BD 1009 5 2-4 - 0 BD 1009 6 5 R - BD 1009 9 2-4 - - BD 1009 10 2-4 - - BD 1011 75 3 L - BD 1011 96 4? R? - BD 1011 97 2-4 - - BD 1011 98 3 R - BD 1011 99 4 R 0 BD 1011 100 - R - BD 1011 102 2-4 - - BD 1011 103 2-4 - - BD 1011 103 2-4 - - BD 1011 104 2-5 - - BD 1011 105 2-4 - - BD 1011 106 2-5 - 0 BD 1011 107 5 R - BD 1011 110 4 L - BD 1018 3 1 L 0 BD 1018 5 2-4 - - BD 1025 1 2-4 - - BD 1025 2 2-5 - - BD 1025 4 2-4 - - BD 1025 6 4 R 0 BD 1025 7 3 R 0 BD 1025 8 1 R 0 BD 1025 9 2-5 - - BD 1025 11 5 R 0 BD 1025 12 5 L - BD 1025 13 5 R - BD 1025 14 1 R - BD 1025 15 4 R 0

Continued.

303 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1025 109 2-4 - - BD 1027 1 1 R 0 BD 1027 2 1 L 0 BD 1027 3 5 R 0 BD 1027 4 2-4 - - BD 1027 5 5 L - BD 1027 6 1 R 0 BD 1027 8 4 R 0 BD 1027 9 1 L - BD 1031 168 2-4 - - BD 1031 169 2-4 - - BD 1031 171 5 R - BD 1031 172 5 L - BD 1031 173 2-4 - - BD 1031 175 2-4 - - BD 1031 176 1 L 0 BD 1031 177 2-4 - - BD 1031 178 4 L 0 BD 1031 179 5 L 0 BD 1033 1 2-4 - 0 BD 1033 2 2-4 - - BD 1033 4 5 L 1 BD 1033 5 1 R 0 BD 1033 6 2-4 - - BD 1033 7 1 R - BD 1033 8 2-4 - 0 BD 1033 9 2-4 - 0 BD 1033 10 2-4 - - BD 1033 11 2-4 - - BD 1033 13 2-4 - 0 BD 1033 15 1 L 0 BD 1033 17 2-4 - - BD 1033 20 5 R 0 BD 1033 21 2-4 - - BD 1033 22 2-5 - - BD 1033 23 2-4 - - BD 1035 1 5 R - BD 1035 2 2-4 - - BD 1035 3 5 L - BD 1035 4 5 R - BD 1035 5 2-4 - - BD 1035 6 1 R -

Continued.

304 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1035 7 5 R 0 BD 1035 8 2-4 - - BD 1035 9 1 R - BD 1038 6 5 R 0 BD 1038 7 2-5 - - BD 1038 10 4 R 0 BD 1038 13 1 R - BD 1038 20 5 - - BD 1043 1 4 R 0 BD 1043 2 2-4 - - BD 1043 3 2-4 - - BD 1043 4 2-4 - 0 BD 1043 5 2-4 - - BD 1043 6 1 R - BD 1043 8 2-4 - - BD 1043 9 2-4 - - BD 1043 10 2-4 - - BD 1043 11 2-4 - - BD 1043 12 2-4 - 0 BD 1043 13 2-4 - - BD 1043 14 5 L 0 BD 1043 16 2 R - BD 1043 16 2 R 0 BD 1043 17 3 R 0 BD 1043 18 5 L 0 BD 1043 19 2-4 - - BD 1045 1 2-4 - - BD 1045 3 2-4 - 0 BD 1046 1 2-4 - - BD 1048 1 2-4 - - BD 1048 2 2-4 - - BD 1048 5 2-4 - 0 BD 1048 7 2-4 - - BD 1048 8 5 - - BD 1048 9 2-4 - - BD 1048 10 2-4 - - BD 1050 1 1 L 1 BD 1054 2 2-4 - 0 BD 1054 3 1 R 0 BD 1071 50 2-4 - 0 BD 1077 69 5 R -

Continued.

305 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1078 1 1 L 0 BD 1079 47 2-4 - - BD 1079 48 2-4 - - BD 1079 49 2-4 - 0 BD 1081 2 2-4 - - BD 1081 3 5 R - BD 1081 5 5 L ? BD 1081 6 2-4 - - BD 1081 9 1 R 0 BD 1081 10 4 R - BD 1082 156 2-4 - - BD 1082 157 1 R 1 BD 1082 158 1 R - BD 1085 390 1 R 0 BD 1085 391 2-4 - - BD 1085 392 2 R 0 BD 1085 393 2-4 - - BD 1085 395 2-4 - - BD 1085 396 2-4 - - BD 1085 398 2-4 - - BD 1085 399 1 L - BD 1085 400 5 L - BD 1085 401 1 L 0 BD 1085 402 2-4 - - BD 1085 403 2-4 - - BD 1085 404 2-4 - 0 BD 1085 405 2-4 - - BD 1085 406 5 R - BD 1085 407 2-4 - 0 BD 1090 402 2-4 - - BD 1090 403 5 L O BD 1090 404 2 L - BD 1090 405 1 L 0 BD 1090 406 1 L - BD 1090 407 5 R - BD 1090 410 5 R 0 BD 1090 411 4-5 R - BD 1092 156 2-4 - - BD 1092 157 2-4 - - BD 1092 158 2-4 - 0 BD 1092 160 2-4 - -

Continued.

306

Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1099 2 5 L - BD 1101 91 2-4 - - BD 1101 92 2-5 - 0 BD 1101 95 2-4 - - BD 1105 26 2-4 - - BD 1105 28 2-4 - - BD 1105 29 2-4 - - BD 1108 131 2 L 0 BD 1108 132 2-4 - - BD 1108 133 1 L - BD 1108 134 3 L - BD 1108 135 2-4 - - BD 1108 136 2-4 - - BD 1108 137 2 L 0 BD 1108 138 2-4 - - BD 1108 139 2-4 - - BD 1108 140 1 R - BD 1108 141 2-4 - - BD 1108 142 2-4 - 0 BD 1108 143 2-4 - 0 BD 1112 1 1 R 0 BD 1112 2 5 R - BD 1115 1 2-4 - - BD 1115 2 2-4 - - BD 1115 3 5 L - BD 1115 4 2-4 - - BD 1115 5 2-4 - - BD 1115 6 1 R - BD 1116 124 5 R - BD 1117 6 2-4 - - BD 1117 9 2 R 0 BD 1117 12 1 L 0 BD 1117 13 2 L 0 BD 1117 14 1 L 0 BD 1117 17 5 R - BD 1118 3 1 L 0 BD 1118 4 5 R - BD 1118 5 3 L 0 BD 1118 6 5 L 0 BD 1118 7 2 R 0 BD 1118 8 4 L 0

Continued.

307 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1118 9 2 L 0 BD 1118 235 2-4 - - BD 1120 1 2-4 - - BD 1120 2 5 R - BD 1120 3 2-4 - 0 BD 1120 4 5 L - BD 1120 7 1 L 0 BD 1120 8 5 R - BD 1120 13 5 R 0 BD 1120 14 2-4 - - BD 1120 16 2-4 - - BD 1120 17 2-4 - - BD 1120 19 2-4 - - BD 1120 22 2-4 - 0 BD 1120 23 2-4 - - BD 1120 24 2-4 - - BD 1122 106 2-4 - - BD 1122 107 2-4 - - BD 1122 108 5 R O BD 1122 109 2-4 - - BD 1122 110 2-4 - - BD 1122 111 2-5 - 0 BD 1122 112 1 R 0 BD 1122 113 2-4 - - BD 1122 114 2-4 - - BD 1122 115 2-4 - 0 BD 1122 116 1 L 0 BD 1123 34 5 L - BD 1124 1 2-4 - - BD 1124 2 2-4 - - BD 1125 1 2-4 - - BD 1125 2 2-4 - - BD 1125 3 5 R - BD 1125 5 5 L - BD 1125 6 5 L 0 BD 1125 8 1 L 0 BD 1125 9 2 L 1 BD 1125 10 3 R 0 BD 1125 11 4 R - BD 1125 14 2-4 - - BD 1125 15 2-4 - 0

Continued.

308

Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1125 15 2-4 - - BD 1125 17 2-4 - - BD 1125 18 2-4 - - BD 1125 19 4 L 0 BD 1125 20 2-5 - - BD 1125 22 2-4 - - BD 1125 23 3 R 0 BD 1125 24 5 R - BD 1125 25 2-4 - 0 BD 1125 26 2-5 - 0 BD 1125 27 2-4 - 1 BD 1125 29 2-4 - - BD 1125 35 5 L - BD 1125 73 2-4 - 0 BD 1125 216 2? R? 1 BD 1127 100 2-4 - - BD 1127 103 2-4 - - BD 1127 106 2-4 - - BD 1127 107 5 R - BD 1127 109 1 L 0 BD 1130 60 5 L 0 BD 1130 61 2-4 - - BD 1130 65 2-4 - - BD 1131 94 4 L 0 BD 1132 124 2-4 - - BD 1132 126 1 R 0 BD 1132 127 3 L 0 BD 1132 128 5 L 0 BD 1132 129 4 L 0 BD 1132 130 5 L - BD 1132 132 5 L - BD 1136 1 1 R 0 BD 1136 4 1 L - BD 1136 5 1 L 0 BD 1136 6 1 L 0 BD 1136 7 2-4 - - BD 1136 8 2-4 - 0 BD 1136 9 2-4 - - BD 1136 10 2-4 - - BD 1136 11 1 R - BD 1136 12 2-4 - -

Continued.

309 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1138 6 2-4 - - BD 1139 119 5 R - BD 1139 120 5 R - BD 1139 121 3 R 0 BD 1141 17 1 R 0 BD 1141 26 1 R 0 BD 1141 28 1 L 0 BD 1141 30 5 R - BD 1141 46 4 L 0 BD 1141 49 4 L - BD 1141 50 2-4 - - BD 1141 51 3 L 0 BD 1141 52 2-4 - - BD 1141 60 2-4 - - BD 1141 63 1 R 0 BD 1141 67 2 R 0 BD 1141 68 3 R 0 BD 1141 70 4 R 0 BD 1141 77 5 R 0 BD 1141 79 2 L 0 BD 1141 81 5 R 0 BD 1141 82 5 L 0 BD 1141 84 2-4 - - BD 1141 85 2-4 - - BD 1141 89 5 R - BD 1141 93 2-4 - - BD 1141 94 1 R 0 BD 1141 97 2-4 - - BD 1141 98 2-4 - 0 BD 1141 101 5 R 0 BD 1143 15 5 L - BD 1143 64 4 R 0 BD 1143 67 1 L 0 BD 1143 76 5 L - BD 1143 80 1 L - BD 1143 82 2-4 - 0 BD 1143 98 2-4 - - BD 1143 100 4-5 R - BD 1143 110 5 - - BD 1143 115 1 R 0 BD 1143 117 2-4 - - BD 1143 125 2-4 - -

Continued.

310 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1146 7 5 R - BD 1147 55 1 R 0 BD 1147 56 4 R 0 BD 1147 57 5 R 0 BD 1147 58 1 R - BD 1147 59 5 L O BD 1147 60 2-4 - - BD 1147 61 5 L - BD 1147 62 2-4 - - BD 1147 63 2-4 - - BD 1147 64 2-4 - - BD 1147 65 2-4 - - BD 1148 13 2-4 - - BD 1149 195 3 R 0 BD 1149 197 1 L 0 BD 1149 198 3 R 0 BD 1149 199 1 L 0 BD 1149 200 1 R 0 BD 1149 203 4-5 - - BD 1149 205 4 R 0 BD 1149 212 1 R 0 BD 1149 213 3 L - BD 1149 214 2-4 - - BD 1149 215 2-4 - 0 BD 1149 217 5 L - BD 1151 165 2 L 0 BD 1151 175 2-4 - - BD 1151 190 5 L 0 BD 1151 196 2-4 - - BD 1151 198 5 R 1 BD 1151 244 2-4 - - BD 1151 250 2-5 - - BD 1153 60 1 L 0 BD 1154 2 2-4 - - BD 1156 172 2 R 0 BD 1156 173 4 R 0 BD 1156 174 5 L - BD 1156 177 5 - - BD 1156 179 1 R - BD 1156 180 1 L 1 BD 1156 181 2-4 - -

Continued.

311 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1158 1 2-5 - 0 BD 1158 4 1 L - BD 1158 5 5 L - BD 1158 6 2 L - BD 1158 7 2-4 - 0 BD 1158 9 2-4 - 0 BD 1158 10 4 - 0 BD 1158 12 4 L 0 BD 1158 13 1 L 0 BD 1158 14 4 R 0 BD 1158 15 1 L 0 BD 1158 16 5 R - BD 1158 17 4 L 0 BD 1158 18 2-4 - - BD 1158 20 2-4 - - BD 1158 21 2-4 - - BD 1158 22 2-4 - - BD 1158 23 2-4 - 0 BD 1158 24 2-4 - - BD 1158 25 2-4 - - BD 1158 26 2-4 - - BD 1158 27 2-4 - - BD 1158 114 2-4 - - BD 1160 1 2 L 0 BD 1162 52 2-4 - 0 BD 1162 53 2-4 - - BD 1162 54 2-4 - - BD 1164 103 5 L - BD 1164 104 2-4 - - BD 1164 107 2-4 - 0 BD 1164 108 5 L - BD 1164 109 1 R 0 BD 1164 110 2-4 - - BD 1164 113 1 L 0 BD 1164 114 5 L 0 BD 1166 108 5 R O BD 1166 109 1 R 0 BD 1166 111 3 R - BD 1166 112 4 R 0 BD 1166 121 2 R 0 BD 1168 27 5 - - BD 1168 28 2-4 - -

Continued.

312 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1168 31 2-4 - 0 BD 1168 33 2-4 - - BD 1168 34 5 L - BD 1168 35 1 R 0 BD 1168 36 3 R 0 BD 1168 37 2-4 - - BD 1168 38 1 L 0 BD 1168 40 2-4 - - BD 1168 47 2-4 - - BD 1171 554 1 L - BD 1171 555 2-4 - - BD 1171 556 1 L - BD 1171 557 4 L 0 BD 1171 558 2-4 - - BD 1171 560 2-4 - - BD 1171 561 2-4 - 0 BD 1171 562 4 R 0 BD 1171 563 1 L 0 BD 1171 564 2-4 - - BD 1171 565 2-4 - - BD 1171 567 2-4 L - BD 1171 568 1 R 0 BD 1171 569 1 L 0 BD 1171 570 1 L 0 BD 1171 571 2-4 - 0 BD 1172 131 3 R 0 BD 1173 265 5 L - BD 1173 266 1 R 0 BD 1173 267 2-4 - - BD 1173 271 1 L 0 BD 1173 272 1 R 0 BD 1175 4 2-4 - 0 BD 1175 6 2-4 - 0 BD 1175 11 2 R - BD 1175 13 2-4 - - BD 1175 25 2-4 - 1 BD 1175 27 2-4 - - BD 1175 30 2-4 - 1 BD 1175 32 1 L - BD 1177 112 1 R 0 BD 1177 113 5 R 0 BD 1177 114 5 R - BD 1177 115 1 R 0

Continued.

313 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1177 116 2 R 1 BD 1177 117 4 R 0 BD 1177 120 1 R 0 BD 1177 121 2-5 - 0 BD 1177 124 1 L 0 BD 1177 125 2-4 - - BD 1177 129 5 L - BD 1179 350 4 R 1 BD 1179 352 2 L 0 BD 1179 357 3 R 0 BD 1179 358 5 R 0 BD 1179 359 5 R 0 BD 1179 360 2-4 - 0 BD 1181 93 2 L 0 BD 1181 95 5 R 0 BD 1187 1 1 R 0 BD 1187 2 1 L 0 BD 1187 3 2-4 - - BD 1187 4 2 L 1 BD 1187 5 2-5 - - BD 1190 1 1 R 1 BD 1190 2 2-4 - - BD 1193 1 2-4 - - BD 1195 125 2-4 - - BD 1195 126 5 - - BD 1195 127 2-4 - - BD 1195 128 2-4 - - BD 1195 129 2-4 - 1 BD 1195 130 2-4 - - BD 1195 131 4 L 0 BD 1195 132 2-4 - - BD 1195 134 2-4 - - BD 1195 135 1 L 0 BD 1195 136 5 R - BD 1195 139 5 L 0 BD 1195 140 1 R 0 BD 1199 171 1 R 0 BD 1199 172 2-4 - - BD 1199 173 2-4 - 0 BD 1199 174 2-4 - - BD 1199 176 2-4 - 0

Continued.

314 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1199 177 2-4 - - BD 1199 178 2-4 - - BD 1199 179 2-4 - - BD 1199 180 5 L 1 BD 1199 182 3 L - BD 1199 183 2-4 R - BD 1199 ? 2-4 - - BD 1201 2 1 R 0 BD 1201 3 2 L 0 BD 1201 4 1 R 0 BD 1201 7 3 R 0 BD 1201 14 1 L - BD 1201 15 2 R 0 BD 1201 17 1 L 0 BD 1201 18 2-4 - 0 BD 1201 19 2-4 - - BD 1201 20 4 L 0 BD 1201 21 1 L 0 BD 1201 22 1 L 0 BD 1201 25 2-5 - - BD 1201 27 1 L - BD 1201 29 1 R 0 BD 1201 30 5 R 0 BD 1201 31 2-4 - - BD 1201 32 2-4 - - BD 1201 34 5 R 0 BD 1201 35 5 R 0 BD 1201 37 2-4 - - BD 1201 38 2-4 - - BD 1201 42 3 L 0 BD 1201 44 5 L 0 BD 1201 48 2-4 - - BD 1203 124 5 R 0 BD 1203 125 2-4 - - BD 1203 126 2-5 - 0 BD 1203 127 2-4 - 0 BD 1203 128 2-4 - - BD 1203 129 2-4 - - BD 1203 130 2-4 - 1 BD 1203 131 4 R 0 BD 1203 132 5 R -

Continued.

315

Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1203 133 3 R - BD 1203 134 4 R 0 BD 1203 135 5 R 0 BD 1203 136 1 R 1 BD 1213 102 2-4 - - BD 1213 103 2-4 - - BD 1213 104 2-4 - - BD 1213 105 2-4 - - BD 1213 106 2-4 - 0 BD 1213 107 2-4 - - BD 1215 1 2-4 - - BD 1215 2 2-4 - 0 BD 1215 3 5 L 0 BD 1215 4 4 L 0 BD 1215 5 4 R 0 BD 1215 6 1 L - BD 1215 7 5 L 0 BD 1215 8 1 L 0 BD 1215 9 3 R 0 BD 1215 10 3 L 0 BD 1215 11 1 R 0 BD 1215 14 2-4 - - BD 1215 15 5 R 0 BD 1215 16 2-4 - - BD 1215 18 2-4 - - BD 1215 20 2-4 - - BD 1215 22 2-4 - - BD 1215 23 2-4 - 0 BD 1215 29 2-4 - 1 BD 1220 450 2-4 - - BD 1220 451 1 R 0 BD 1220 454 5 L 0 BD 1220 456 2-4 - - BD 1220 457 2-4 - - BD 1220 458 5 R 0 BD 1220 459 5 R 0 BD 1220 460 3 R 0 BD 1222 86 2 R - BD 1224 2 5 L 0 BD 1224 3 2-4 - 0 BD 1224 4 2-4 - 0

Continued.

316

Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1224 7 2-4 - - BD 1225 29 2-4 - - BD 1229 4 2-4 - - BD 1229 5 1 L 0 BD 1229 6 2-4 - - BD 1229 9 2-4 - - BD 1229 12 3 L 1 BD 1229 13 5 R - BD 1229 14 5 R - BD 1229 15 2-4 - - BD 1231 1 5 R - BD 1231 2 2-4 - - BD 1231 3 2-4 - - BD 1231 4 2-4 - - BD 1233 109 5 L 0 BD 1235 292 1 L 0 BD 1238 1 2-5 - 0 BD 1238 2 2-4 - - BD 1238 3 3 R 0 BD 1238 4 2-4 - - BD 1242 1 4-5 - 0 BD 1242 5 2-4 - - BD 1242 9 2-4 - - BD 1242 11 1 L 1 BD 1242 15 1 R 0 BD 1242 16 5 L 0 BD 1242 20 2-4 - - BD 1242 24 2-4 - 0 BD 1242 27 2-4 - - BD 1242 28 1 L - BD 1242 30 3 R 0 BD 1242 32 2-4 - - BD 1242 34 5 R 0 BD 1242 39 2-4 - - BD 1242 40 5 L 0 BD 1242 44 5 L 0 BD 1242 45 2-4 - - BD 1242 49 2-4 - - BD 1245 6 2-4 - - BD 1245 9 2 R 0 BD 1245 10 3 R 0

Continued.

317 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1245 11 3 R 0 BD 1245 13 1 R 0 BD 1245 14 2 R 0 BD 1245 18 2-4 - - BD 1245 21 2-4 - - BD 1245 22 4 L - BD 1245 24 1 R 0 BD 1245 25 3 R 0 BD 1247 4 1 L - BD 1247 7 1 R 0 BD 1247 8 2-4 - - BD 1247 10 2-4 - - BD 1247 21 2-4 - - BD 1247 23 2-4 - - BD 1247 27 5 R - BD 1247 28 2-4 - - BD 1247 30 5 L - BD 1247 31 5 R - BD 1247 33 4 R 0 BD 1247 34 5 L 0 BD 1248 3 3 R 0 BD 1248 6 2-4 - - BD 1248 7 4 L 0 BD 1248 8 3 R 0 BD 1250 67 5 L - BD 1250 72 5 - - BD 1250 73 2-5 - - BD 1250 74 2-4 - - BD 1252 1 4 R 0 BD 1252 2 1 R 0 BD 1252 3 5 L - BD 1252 4 1 L - BD 1252 6 5 R 0 BD 1252 8 3 L 0 BD 1252 12 1 L 0 BD 1252 17 4 R 0 BD 1252 19 2-4 - - BD 1252 21 1 R 0 BD 1252 22 4 L 0 BD 1252 26 2-4 - - BD 1255 1 5 R -

Continued.

318 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1255 2 4 R 0 BD 1255 3 5 L - BD 1255 4 2 L 0 BD 1255 5 2-4 - 0 BD 1255 6 1 R 0 BD 1255 7 1 R 0 BD 1255 8 1 L 0 BD 1255 10 1 L 0 BD 1255 11 3 R 0 BD 1255 12 2-4 - 1 BD 1255 14 2-4 - - BD 1255 20 4 R 0 BD 1255 22 5 R - BD 1255 24 2 R 0 BD 1255 25 1 R 0 BD 1255 26 3 L 0 BD 1255 27 2-4 - - BD 1255 28 2-4 - - BD 1255 30 2-4 - - BD 1255 31 2-4 - - BD 1255 32 2 R 0 BD 1255 34 2-4 - - BD 1255 37 5 R 0 BD 1255 38 5 L - BD 1255 40 1 L 0 BD 1255 41 1 L 0 BD 1255 42 4 R 0 BD 1255 46 2-4 - - BD 1255 47 1 R 0 BD 1255 48 2 R 0 BD 1255 50 2-4 - - BD 1255 56 5 R - BD 1258 54 4 R - BD 1264 2 2 R 0 BD 1264 3 2-4 - - BD 1264 4 1 L 0 BD 1264 5 1 R 0 BD 1265 3 2-5 - 0 BD 1265 4 5 R 0 BD 1267 92 2-4 - - BD 1267 93 1 R 0

Continued.

319 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1267 94 3 L 0 BD 1267 97 4 L 0 BD 1268 1 2-4 L 0 BD 1270 205 4 R 0 BD 1272 1 2-4 - - BD 1272 2 3 R 0 BD 1272 3 5 R 0 BD 1272 4 2 R 0 BD 1272 5 3 L 1 BD 1272 7 5 R - BD 1272 10 4 R 0 BD 1272 18 1 L 0 BD 1272 21 5 R - BD 1272 25 2-4 - - BD 1272 26 5 R 0 BD 1272 27 2 R 0 BD 1272 30 1 L 1 BD 1272 31 2-4 - - BD 1272 33 2 R 0 BD 1272 35 5 R 0 BD 1272 73 2 L - BD 1272 75 5 R 0 BD 1272 82 1 R 1 BD 1272 100 2-4 - - BD 1272 103 2-4 - - BD 1272 114 2-4 - - BD 1272 132 2-4 - 0 BD 1272 133 5 R 0 BD 1272 146 5 L 0 BD 1273 60 1 R 1 BD 1273 68 4 L 0 BD 1273 69 2-4 - - BD 1273 70 2-4 - - BD 1273 74 5 R - BD 1273 75 5 R 1 BD 1273 77 5 R 0 BD 1273 80 5 L - BD 1273 88 1 L 0 BD 1273 99 2-4 - - BD 1273 126 2-4 - - BD 1273 127 5 - -

Continued.

320 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1275 2 2-4 - - BD 1275 5 2-4 - - BD 1275 6 2-4 - - BD 1275 7 2-4 - - BD 1275 8 2-4 - 0 BD 1275 12 1 R 0 BD 1275 13 1 L - BD 1275 14 2-4 - - BD 1275 16 2-4 - - BD 1275 18 2-4 - - BD 1275 19 2-4 - 0 BD 1275 20 2-4 - - BD 1275 22 1 L 0 BD 1275 24 3 R 0 BD 1275 25 2-4 - - BD 1275 26 1 R - BD 1275 27 2-4 - - BD 1275 28 2-4 - - BD 1275 32 3 R 0 BD 1275 34 4 R 0 BD 1275 35 2-4 - - BD 1275 36 5 R 0 BD 1275 40 5 L ? BD 1275 43 2-4 - - BD 1275 43 2-4 - - BD 1275 45 2-4 - - BD 1275 48 1 L 0 BD 1275 53 1 R 0 BD 1275 56 1 R 0 BD 1275 58 1 R 0 BD 1275 59 2 R 0 BD 1275 59 2-4 - - BD 1275 60 2-4 - - BD 1275 61 1 L 0 BD 1275 61 3 R 0 BD 1275 63 2-4 - 0 BD 1275 66 2-4 - - BD 1275 67 2-4 - - BD 1275 71 1 L 0 BD 1275 72 1 L - BD 1275 75 2-4 - -

Continued.

321 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1275 76 1 R 0 BD 1275 77 5 L - BD 1275 78 1 R - BD 1275 81 2-4 - - BD 1275 83 2-4 - - BD 1275 84 1 L 0 BD 1275 85 2-4 - 0 BD 1275 562 2-4 - 0 BD 1275 18? 2-4 - - BD 1278 201 4 L 0 BD 1278 202 1 L - BD 1278 202 2-4 - - BD 1278 203 3 L 0 BD 1278 206 5 L 0 BD 1278 207 2-4 - - BD 1282 3 3 L 0 BD 1282 4 1 R 1 BD 1282 8 1 R 0 BD 1282 14 2-4 - - BD 1282 30 1 L 0 BD 1282 44 1 L - BD 1282 47 2-4 - - BD 1282 48 3 L 0 BD 1282 51 2-4 - - BD 1282 54 5 L 0 BD 1292 13 5 R 0 BD 1303 1 2-5 - - BD 1303 1 5 L - BD 1303 2 1 R - BD 1303 4 4 L 0 BD 1303 6 2-4 - - BD 1303 8 2 R 0 BD 1303 11 5 R 0 BD 1303 12 1 L 1 BD 1303 13 5 L 0 BD 1306 4 5 R 0 BD 1307 1 1 L - BD 1404 1 2-4 - - BD 1404 2 2-4 - - BD 1404 3 2-4 - - BD 1407 66 3 L 0

Continued.

322 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1407 67 5 L - BD 1407 71 4 L 0 BD 1408 94 2-4 - - BD 1408 95 2-4 - - BD 1408 96 5 L - BD 1409 90 1 R 0 BD 1409 91 2-4 - - BD 1410 2 2-4 - - BD 1410 5 3 L 0 BD 1410 6 2 L 0 BD 1418 228 2-4 - 0 BD 1418 230 5 L - BD 1418 233 2-4 - - BD 1418 234 2-4 - - BD 1418 239 2-4 - - BD 1418 241 2-4 - - BD 1418 244 2-4 - - BD 1418 246 2-4 - 0 BD 1418 247 2-4 - - BD 1418 248 2-4 - - BD 1418 250 2-4 - - BD 1418 253 5 - - BD 1422 180 5 L - BD 1422 181 5 L - BD 1422 182 3 R - BD 1422 183 2-4 - - BD 1422 184 2-4 - 1 BD 1422 185 5 R 0 BD 1422 186 5 - - BD 1422 187 2-4 - - BD 1422 188 5 R? - BD 1422 190 5 R 0 BD 1422 191 1 R 0 BD 1422 192 1 R - BD 1422 193 2-4 - - BD 1422 194 2-4 - - BD 1422 195 2-4 - - BD 1422 196 2-5 - - BD 1422 198 5 R - BD 1422 199 1 L - BD 1422 200 2-4 - -

Continued.

323 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1425 1 1 R 0 BD 1425 3 1 R - BD 1425 4 2-4 - - BD 1425 5 2-5 - - BD 1425 10 3 R 0 BD 1425 11 2-5 - - BD 1425 13 2-4 - - BD 1425 15 5 R 0 BD 1427 39 2-4 - 0 BD 1436 52 2-4 - - BD 1436 53 2-4 - - BD 1436 55 5 L - BD 1436 57 2-4 - - BD 1438 1 2-4 - - BD 1438 4 2-4 - 0 BD 1438 5 2-4 - - BD 1438 6 2-4 - - BD 1438 9 5 R - BD 1443 1 5 L 0 BD 1443 3 5 R - BD 1443 5 2-4 - - BD 1443 6 1 R 0 BD 1443 11 2-4 - - BD 1443 13 2-4 - 0 BD 1443 15 2 R - BD 1443 17 2-4 - - BD 1443 18 5 R 0 BD 1443 19 2-4 - - BD 1443 21 5 L 0 BD 1443 22 1 R 0 BD 1443 23 3 L 0 BD 1443 24 3 R - BD 1443 26 2-4 - - BD 1443 27 1 R 0 BD 1443 32 4 L 0 BD 1443 33 4 R 0 BD 1443 34 2-4 - - BD 1443 35 1 R 0 BD 1443 36 1 L 0 BD 1443 37 3 L 0 BD 1443 38 2-4 - -

Continued.

324 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1443 40 4 R 0 BD 1443 43 2-4 - - BD 1443 45 3 R 0 BD 1443 46 2-4 - - BD 1443 49 5 - - BD 1443 50 2-4 - - BD 1443 52 2-4 - - BD 1443 55 2-4 - - BD 1443 58 1 R 0 BD 1443 59 2-4 - - BD 1443 61 2-4 - - BD 1443 62 1 R 0 BD 1443 69 2-4 - - BD 1443 74 2 L 0 BD 1443 75 1 L 0 BD 1443 77 2-4 - 0 BD 1443 84 5 R 0 BD 1443 85 4 R 0 BD 1443 87 3 R 0 BD 1443 87 5 L - BD 1443 96 1 L 0 BD 1443 99 2-4 - - BD 1443 101 1 R 0 BD 1443 103 3 L 0 BD 1443 105 4 L 0 BD 1443 108 3 L 0 BD 1447 1 1 R 1 BD 1447 2 5 L - BD 1447 3 2-4 - - BD 1447 6 2-4 - - BD 1447 9 5 L 0 BD 1447 10 2-5 - 1 BD 1447 11 2-4 - - BD 1447 14 5 R - BD 1447 16 2-4 - - BD 1447 20 2-4 - - BD 1447 21 1 L - BD 1447 22 5 L 0 BD 1447 23 1 L 0 BD 1447 24 1 L - BD 1447 33 2-4 - -

Continued.

325 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1447 34 2-4 - - BD 1448 1 5 L 1 BD 1448 3 5 R 0 BD 1448 4 2-4 - - BD 1448 6 1 R 0 BD 1448 8 1 R 0 BD 1448 11 2-4 - 0 BD 1448 12 5 R - BD 1448 19 2 R 1 BD 1448 21 2-4 - - BD 1448 24 1 L 0 BD 1448 25 2-4 - - BD 1448 27 4 R 0 BD 1448 28 1 R 0 BD 1448 32 5 L 1 BD 1448 33 2-4 - - BD 1448 34 2-4 - - BD 1448 35 2-4 - - BD 1448 37 2-4 - - BD 1448 40 2-4 - - BD 1448 42 5 L 1 BD 1448 43 5 L 0 BD 1448 44 2-4 - - BD 1448 45 3 L 0 BD 1448 48 2-4 - 0 BD 1448 49 1 L 0 BD 1448 50 5 L - BD 1448 169 2-4 - - BD 1448 179 2-4 - - BD 1449 27 2-4 - - BD 1458 3 5 R - BD 1458 6 2-4 - - BD 1458 8 5 L - BD 1458 9 2-4 - - BD 1458 10 2-5 - - BD 1458 11 4 R - BD 1458 13 5 R - BD 1458 15 2-4 - - BD 1458 16 1 L 0

Continued.

326 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1460 1 2-5 - 0 BD 1460 3 2-4 - - BD 1460 10 2-4 - - BD 1460 11 2-4 - - BD 1460 12 1 R - BD 1462 1 1 L 0 BD 1462 2 2-4 - 0 BD 1462 2 2-4 - - BD 1462 3 5 L 0 BD 1462 4 4 L 0 BD 1462 8 2-4 - - BD 1462 15 5 R - BD 1462 18 2-4 - - BD 1465 2 1 R 1 BD 1465 3 2-4 - - BD 1465 4 1 R 0 BD 1465 5 1 R - BD 1465 6 3 R - BD 1465 8 2 R 0 BD 1465 12 4 R 0 BD 1465 13 5 L 1 BD 1465 14 2-4 - - BD 1465 15 1 L - BD 1467 2 2-4 - - BD 1467 3 2-4 - - BD 1467 5 1 R - BD 1467 6 2-4 - - BD 1467 7 2-4 - - BD 1467 10 2-4 - - BD 1467 16 5 R 0 BD 1467 17 3 L 0 BD 1467 19 2-4 - 0 BD 1468 1 3 L - BD 1468 3 2-4 - - BD 1468 5 2-5 - - BD 1468 7 2-4 - 0 BD 1468 10 1 L 0 BD 1471 1 1 R - BD 1471 3 2-4 - - BD 1471 11 1 L 0 BD 1471 13 2-4 - -

Continued.

327 Table B.30 Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1471 15 1 R 1 BD 1471 19 2-5 - - BD 1471 23 2-4 - - BD 1474 1 1 R - BD 1474 2 5 R - BD 1474 3 2-4 - - BD 1480 1 2-4 - - BD 1482 2 4 L 0 BD 1482 5 2-4 - - BD 1482 6 2-4 - - BD 1482 9 2-4 - - BD 1482 14 2 R 0 BD 1482 15 2-4 - - BD 1482 17 2-4 - - BD 1484 26 4 L 0 BD 1485 394 5 L - BD 1486 1 2-4 - 0 BD 1486 3 2-4 - - BD 1486 5 5 L - BD 1486 6 2-4 - - BD 1486 7 3 L 0 BD 1486 9 5 L - BD 1488 1 2-4 - - BD 1488 2 5 L - BD 1488 3 1 R 0 BD 1488 12 2-4 - - BD 1488 14 2-4 - - BD 1488 15 1 R 0 BD 1493 1 5 L - BD 1493 3 5 L - BD 1493 4 1 L 0 BD 1493 5 2-4 - - BD 1493 7 2-4 - - BD 1493 8 4 L 0 BD 1493 10 5 R - BD 1493 12 1 L 0 BD 1493 14 2-4 - 0 BD 1496 3 5 L - BD 1496 4 2-4 - 0 BD 1496 6 4 L - BD 1496 7 1 R 1

Continued.

328 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1496 10 2-4 - - BD 1499 3 1 L 0 BD 1499 6 2-4 - - BD 1499 12 5 L - BD 1499 13 2-4 - - BD 1499 17 2-4 - - BD 1499 20 1 R 0 BD 1499 21 1 R 0 BD 1499 26 3 L 0 BD 1499 32 1 L 0 BD 1502 1 2-4 - - BD 1502 4 2-4 - 0 BD 1502 7 5 L - BD 1502 13 5 R - BD 1502 14 2-4 - - BD 1502 17 2-4 - - BD 1502 20 5 L - BD 1502 22 1 L 0 BD 1502 195 2-4 - - BD 1504 278 5 L - BD 1504 279 1 R 0 BD 1504 280 5 L - BD 1506 1 4 R 0 BD 1506 3 4 L 0 BD 1506 6 5 L - BD 1506 7 1 L 0 BD 1506 8 2-4 - 0 BD 1506 10 2-4 R 0 BD 1506 11 3 R - BD 1506 12 2-4 - - BD 1506 14 1 R 0 BD 1506 16 2 R 0 BD 1506 19 2-4 - - BD 1506 20 2-4 - - BD 1506 22 2-4 - 0 BD 1506 24 3 L 0 BD 1506 26 1 R 0 BD 1508 1 2-4 - - BD 1510 4 4 L 0 BD 1510 532 1 R 0 BD 1510 533 3 L 0

Continued.

329 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1510 534 2-4 - - BD 1510 535 2 R 0 BD 1510 536 3 R 0 BD 1510 537 2-4 - - BD 1510 538 2 L 0 BD 1510 539 2-4 - 1 BD 1510 540 1 R 0 BD 1510 541 1 R 0 BD 1510 542 1 R 0 BD 1510 543 5 L 0 BD 1510 544 4 L 0 BD 1510 545 2-4 - - BD 1510 546 1 L 0 BD 1510 547 4 R - BD 1510 548 5 R - BD 1510 550 4 R 0 BD 1510 551 1 R 0 BD 1510 552 2-4 - - BD 1510 553 5 L 0 BD 1510 555 5 L - BD 1510 556 2-4 - - BD 1510 556 2-4 - - BD 1510 557 1 L - BD 1510 558 5 L 0 BD 1510 559 1 L 0 BD 1510 560 2-4 - - BD 1510 561 2-4 - - BD 1510 562 5 R - BD 1510 563 1 R 0 BD 1510 564 2-4 R 0 BD 1510 565 2-4 - 0 BD 1510 567 2-4 - - BD 1510 569 1 R 0 BD 1512 1 1 R 0 BD 1512 3 5 R 1 BD 1512 5 2 L 0 BD 1523 57? 4-5 L - BD 1525 267 5 L - BD 1525 268 2? L? 0 BD 1525 269 2-4 - - BD 1527 1 1 L 0

Continued.

330 Table B.30. Continued.

KNEELING BD BOX # MT SIDE FACET BD 1527 3 2 L 0 BD 1527 4 2-4 - - BD 1527 5 1 L - BD 1536 3 2-4 - - BD 1536 3 2-4 - - BD 1536 4 2-4 - - BD 1536 5 2-4 - - BD 1536 7 1 R 0 BD 1536 10 2-4 - 0 BD 1536 11 2-4 - - BD 1536 12 2-4 - 0 BD 1536 14 1 L 0 BD 1538 1 5 L - BD 1540 1 5 L - BD 1540 2 2-4 - - BD 1540 7 2-5 - 0 BD 1545 4 4 R - BD 1562 1 1 L 0 BD 1562 3 5 L 0 BD 1562 9 2-4 - - BD 1564 1 2-4 - - BD 1564 4 2-4 - - BD 1564 6 3 R 0 BD 1564 7 1 R - BD 1564 8 1 R 0 BD 1564 10 1 R 0 BD 1564 11 1 L 0 BD 1564 12 2-4 - 0 BD 1564 281 5 R 0 BD 1570 76 1 L 0 BD 1570 77 3 L 0 BD 1943 30 5 R 0 BD - - 2-4 - 1 BD - - 5 L -

331 Table B.31. EBIA: Metopic suture.

SPECIMEN ID SI Metopic SEX BD Yr Tb Dir B# DE Suture

BD 77 A78 SW 1 - - 0 BD 77 A78 SW 2 F - 0 BD 77 A79 E 1 F - 0 BD 77 A79 N 1 F - 0 BD 77 A79 S 2 M - 0 BD 77 A79 W 2 F - 0 BD 77 A79 S 1 F - 1 BD 77 A80 E 1 F - 0 BD 77 A80 E 2 M - 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 F - 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 M - 0 BD 77 A80 W 3 M - 0 BD 77 A80 W 1 M? - 0 BD 77 A86 NE 1 F - 0 BD 77 A86 NE 2 M - 0 BD 77 A86 SE 1 F - 0 BD 77 A86 SE 2 M - 0 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M - 0 BD 77 A86 SW 2 M - 0 BD 77 A100 E 3 F - 0 BD 77 A100 E 4 M - 0 BD 77 A100 E 1 M - 0 BD 77 A100 S 3 F - 0 BD 77 A100 S 4 F - 0 BD 77 A100 S 2 M - 0 BD 77 A100 W 1 F - 0 BD 77 A100 W 2 F - 0 BD 77 A100 W 3 M - 0 BD 77 A101 E 1A (50) F - 0 BD 77 A102 W 1D F - 0 BD 77 A120 S 3 F - 0 BD 77 A120 S 2 F - 0 BD 79 A102 E 5 M? - 0 BD 79 A102 S 3/50 F - 0 BD 79 A102 S 3.3 F - 0 BD 79 A102 S 2/52 M? - 0 BD 79 A105 NE 1 ? - 0 BD 79 A105 NE 2 F - 0

Continued.

332 Table 31. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Suture BD 79 A105 SE 3/61 M - 0 BD 79 A105 SW 2/60 M - 0 BD 79 A107 N 2B ? - 0 BD 79 A107 N 1 F - 0 3 BD 79 A107 N (62) F - 0 BD 79 A107 N 2A M - 0 BD 79 A107 S 2 F - 0 BD 79 A107 S 4 F - 0 BD 79 A107 S 6 M - 0 BD 79 A107 S 3 M - 0 BD 79 A107 S 5 F - 1 BD 79 A108 NE 3 F - 0 BD 79 A108 NE 2 F - 0 BD 79 A108 NE 4 M? - 0 BD 79 A108 NW 3 F - 0 BD 79 A108 SE 2 F - 0 BD 79 A108 SE 1 M - 0 BD 79 A108 SW 1 F - 0 BD 79 A108 SW 3 F - 0 BD 79 A108 SW 2 UNK - 0 BD 79 A109 E 1 - - 0 BD 79 A109 N 3 F - 0 BD 79 A109 N 2 F - 0 BD 81 A100 NE IV M - 1 BD 81 A110 NW 5 M - 1 BD 81 A110 NE 3 F - 0 BD 81 A110 NW 1 M - 0 BD 81 A110 SE 3 F - 0 BD 81 A110 SE 2 F - 0 BD 81 A110 SE 5 M - 0 BD 81 A110 SE 1 M - 0 BD 81 A111 E 3 M - 0 BD 81 A111 N 2 F - 0 BD 81 A111 N 4 M? - 0 BD 81 A111 W 3 F - 0 BD 81 A111 W 1 F - 0 BD 81 A111 N 3 F - 1 BD 81 A111 W 5 F - 1 BD 81 A111 W 4 M - 1 BD 81 A114 N V - - 1 BD 81 A114 N I F - 1 BD 81 A114 N II F - 0 BD 81 A114 N VI M - 0

333 Table B.32. EBII-III: Metopic suture.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1000 71 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 73 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 142 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1000 144 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 159 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 197 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 223 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1000 285 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 290 M L - BD 79 A22 1000 291 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1000 306 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1000 309 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1000 333 F L - BD 79 A22 1000 352 M? R - BD 79 A22 1000 360 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 367 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 370 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 421 M? L - BD 79 A22 1000 422 M - 0 BD 79 A22 1000 427 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 464 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1000 475 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 510 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 516 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1000 540 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 545 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1000 580 F L - BD 79 A22 1000 585 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 586 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 589 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 613 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 626 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 705 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 719 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1000 751 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 766 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 768 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 791 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1000 797 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 853 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 881 - L -

Continued.

334

Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1000 928 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 1009 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 1011 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 1083 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 18002 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 18006 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 19000 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 19002 - - - BD 79 A22 1000 19006 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 19007 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 19008 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 19009 - L - BD 79 A22 1005 11 - R - BD 79 A22 1005 12 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1005 12 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1010 13 - L - BD 79 A22 1010 15 - L - BD 79 A22 1015 - F L - BD 79 A22 1016 2 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1016 2 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1017 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1022 9 M - 0 BD 79 A22 1022 11 - R - BD 79 A22 1022 12 - L - BD 79 A22 1024 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1024 12 - R - BD 79 A22 1024 13 - R - BD 79 A22 1026 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1026 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1028 17 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1028 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1030 18 - R - BD 79 A22 1032 19 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1032 20 F R - BD 79 A22 1032 21 - R - BD 79 A22 1032 22 - L - BD 79 A22 1034 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1034 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1034 4 - R -

Continued.

335 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1034 9 M R - BD 79 A22 1034 17 - R - BD 79 A22 1036 13 - R - BD 79 A22 1036 15 - L - BD 79 A22 1036 17 - L - BD 79 A22 1036 18 - R - BD 79 A22 1040 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1042 12 - R - BD 79 A22 1042 14 - L - BD 79 A22 1042 15 - R - BD 79 A22 1042 16 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1042 17 F L - BD 79 A22 1042 18 - R - BD 79 A22 1042 19 - R - BD 79 A22 1042 20 - R - BD 79 A22 1042 21 - L - BD 79 A22 1042 22 - L - BD 79 A22 1042 23 - R - BD 79 A22 1042 25 - L - BD 79 A22 1042 26 - R - BD 79 A22 1044 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1044 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1058 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1058 12 - R - BD 79 A22 1062 - M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1062 - M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1064 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1066 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1066 6 - R - BD 79 A22 1075 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1083 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1099 28 - R - BD 79 A22 1104 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1111 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1111 6 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1114 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1114 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1119 10 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1119 10 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1119 15 - R - BD 79 A22 1121 5 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1121 6 - L -

Continued.

336 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1121 7 - R - BD 79 A22 1131 2 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1131 2 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1131 4 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1131 14 - L - BD 79 A22 1131 21 - R - BD 79 A22 1131 25 - L - BD 79 A22 1131 45 - - - BD 79 A22 1140 2 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1140 3 M L - BD 79 A22 1140 4 - R - BD 79 A22 1140 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1140 6 - R - BD 79 A22 1140 8 - R - BD 79 A22 1140 9 - L - BD 79 A22 1140 63 - L - BD 79 A22 1140 67 - R - BD 79 A22 1140 79 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1411 82 - L - BD 79 A22 1142 6 - R - BD 79 A22 1146 1 M L - BD 79 A22 1148 3 - L - BD 79 A22 1148 4 - R - BD 79 A22 1150 5 M L - BD 79 A22 1152 1 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1152 1 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1152 8 - L - BD 79 A22 1157 33 - R - BD 79 A22 1163 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1163 3 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1163 4 - R - BD 79 A22 1174 18 - L - BD 79 A22 1178 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1184 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1186 2 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1198 36 - R - BD 79 A22 1198 41 - L - BD 79 A22 1198 42 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1200 19 - R - BD 79 A22 1200 20 - L - BD 79 A22 1200 21 - R -

Continued.

337 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1200 22 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1200 23 M? L - BD 79 A22 1200 24 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1200 25 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1200 26 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1200 27 - R - BD 79 A22 1200 29 - L - BD 79 A22 1202 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1202 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1202 5 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1202 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1206 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1208 7 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1209 17 - L - BD 79 A22 1209 19 - R - BD 79 A22 1209 20 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1209 22 - - - BD 79 A22 1209 23 - R - BD 79 A22 1210 11 - L - BD 79 A22 1210 1005 - L - BD 79 A22 1212 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1212 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1214 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1214 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1214 17 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1216 3 F? R - BD 79 A22 1218 52 - L - BD 79 A22 1218 53 - R - BD 79 A22 1218 68 - L - BD 79 A22 1221 1 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1221 1 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1221 15 - L - BD 79 A22 1227 7 F L - BD 79 A22 1227 58 - L - BD 79 A22 1230 17 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1237 5 F R - BD 79 A22 1239 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1239 3 - L - BD 79 A22 1239 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1239 5 M R 0

Continued.

338 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1239 7 - L - BD 79 A22 1239 8 F L - BD 79 A22 1239 9 - L - BD 79 A22 1239 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1239 11 - R - BD 79 A22 1239 13 - R - BD 79 A22 1239 27 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1239 40 - R - BD 79 A22 1244 9 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1244 10 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1244 12 - R - BD 79 A22 1246 24 - R - BD 79 A22 1246 74 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1246 87 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1246 88 - R - BD 79 A22 1246 134 - L - BD 79 A22 1251 11 - L - BD 79 A22 1251 15 - L - BD 79 A22 1251 17 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1251 19 - R - BD 79 A22 1253 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1253 14 - L - BD 79 A22 1260 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1260 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1266 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1270 1 M R - BD 79 A22 1271 3 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1271 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1272 732 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1272 808 - L - BD 79 A22 1272 857 - R - BD 79 A22 1275 1039 - L - BD 79 A22 1277 1 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1277 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1277 6 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1277 7 - L - BD 79 A22 1277 9 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1277 12 - R - BD 79 A22 1277 13 - R - BD 79 A22 1277 14 - R -

Continued.

339 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1279 15 - R - BD 79 A22 1279 16 - R - BD 79 A22 1279 17 - L - BD 79 A22 1279 20 - R - BD 79 A22 1279 21 - R - BD 79 A22 1279 23 - L - BD 79 A22 1280 3 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1281 14 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1285 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1288 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1288 39 - L - BD 79 A22 1289 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1289 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1289 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1293 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1293 2 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1294 14 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1294 53 - R - BD 79 A22 1295 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1295 2 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1299 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1299 41 - L - BD 79 A22 1304 1 F L - BD 79 A22 1306 11 - L - BD 79 A22 1306 28 - L - BD 79 A22 1307 3 F L - BD 79 A22 1307 4 - R - BD 79 A22 1309 8 - R - BD 79 A22 1309 8 - R - BD 79 A22 1309 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1309 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1310 1 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1310 1 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1312 7 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1312 7 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1312 8 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1312 8 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1312 9 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1312 9 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1315 5 - L -

Continued.

340 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1315 28 - R - BD 79 A22 1316 1 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1316 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1317 C-96 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1318 1 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1319 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1321 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1321 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1322 2 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1322 2 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1323 10 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1323 11 - L - BD 79 A22 1324 2 M?? L 1 BD 79 A22 1324 2 M?? R 1 BD 79 A22 1324 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1325 1 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1325 1 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1326 2 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1328 9 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1328 9 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1329 3 - L - BD 79 A22 1331 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1331 7 M? L 1 BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 F L 1 BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1333 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1333 3 - L - BD 79 A22 1333 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1333 6 - R - BD 79 A22 1333 7 - L - BD 79 A22 1333 9 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1334 23 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1335 C-152 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1335 C-152 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1336 - M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1336 - M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1336 C-151 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1336 C-151 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1338 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1339 8 M L 0

Continued.

341

Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1339 8 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1339 - - R - BD 79 A22 1341 - M L 1 BD 79 A22 1341 - M R 1 BD 79 A22 1342 6 F R - BD 79 A22 1342 8 F L - BD 79 A22 1342 9 - L - BD 79 A22 1343 33 - R - BD 79 A22 1344 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1346 17 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1346 17 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1349 2 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1349 2 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1349 9 - R - BD 79 A22 1349 20 - R - BD 79 A22 1349 23 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1349 35 - R - BD 79 A22 1349 57 - L - BD 79 A22 1350 31 - R - BD 79 A22 1350 62 - L - BD 79 A22 1351 2 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1352 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1352 2 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1354 - M L 0 BD 79 A22 1354 - M R 0 BD 79 A22 1355 9 - R - BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1357 C-98 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1357 C-98 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1358 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1358 2 F R - BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 M R 0

Continued.

342

Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1360 9 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1360 9 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1360 16 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1360 45 - L - BD 79 A22 1361 1 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1361 1 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1361 1 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1362 10 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1362 10 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1362 11 - L - BD 79 A22 1362 12 F? R - BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1366 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1366 30 F R - BD 79 A22 1367 1 F? L 0 BD 79 A22 1367 1 F? R 0 BD 79 A22 1369 1 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1369 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1370 8 - R - BD 79 A22 1370 10 M L - BD 79 A22 1370 25 M R - BD 79 A22 1371 5 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1371 5 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1371 6 - R - BD 79 A22 1372 5 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1372 5 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1372 7 - R - BD 79 A22 1373 10 F? L 0 BD 79 A22 1373 10 F? R 0 BD 79 A22 1374 11 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1374 13 - L - BD 79 A22 1374 14 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1377 4 F? L 0 BD 79 A22 1377 4 F? R 0

Continued.

343

Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1378 8 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1378 8 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1380 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1380 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1380 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1381 13 - L - BD 79 A22 1381 48 - R - BD 79 A22 1381 81 - R - BD 79 A22 1381 99 - L - BD 79 A22 1381 105 - - 1 BD 79 A22 1382 5 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1382 5 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 F L 1 BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1384 20 F L 1 BD 79 A22 1384 20 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F R 0 C- BD 79 A22 1386 109A M L 0 C- BD 79 A22 1386 109A M R 0 BD 79 A22 1387 C-142 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1388 1 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1388 1 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1388 3 - R - BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1393 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1393 18 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1394 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1394 56 - L - BD 79 A22 1395 C-115 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1395 C-115 - R 0

Continued.

344

Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1396 6 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1396 7 - R - BD 79 A22 1396 8 - L - BD 79 A22 1396 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1396 11 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1396 11 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1397 1 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1397 1 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1398 6 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1398 6 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1399 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1400 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1400 C-143 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 F? R 0 BD 79 A22 1402 17 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1402 17 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1411 36 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1411 108 - R - BD 79 A22 1411 117 M R - BD 79 A22 1411 119 - R - BD 79 A22 1413 19 - - - BD 79 A22 1414 4 M? L 1 BD 79 A22 1414 7 M R - BD 79 A22 1417 72 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1417 127 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1419 3 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1419 22 - L - BD 79 A22 1419 31 - R - BD 79 A22 1421 1 F L - BD 79 A22 1421 3 - L - BD 79 A22 1421 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1421 5 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1423 17 - L - BD 79 A22 1423 53 - R - BD 79 A22 1423 55 - R - BD 79 A22 1425 294 - R - BD 79 A22 1441 7 - R - BD 79 A22 1441 9 - L 0

Continued.

345 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1441 22 - R - BD 79 A22 1441 28 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1441 29 F R - BD 79 A22 1441 85 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1441 99 - R - BD 79 A22 1441 110 - R - BD 79 A22 1441 111 - R - BD 79 A22 1441 136 - L - BD 79 A22 1442 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1442 15 - R - BD 79 A22 1442 51 - L - BD 79 A22 1442 54 - R - BD 79 A22 1442 58 - L - BD 79 A22 1442 66 - L - BD 79 A22 1442 76 - L - BD 79 A22 1442 77 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 22 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1449 102 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1449 102 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1449 144 - R - BD 79 A22 1449 188 - R - BD 79 A22 1449 211 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1449 223 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1449 242 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 248 - R - BD 79 A22 1449 252 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 266 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1449 269 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 290 - R - BD 79 A22 1449 304 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 313 - R - BD 79 A22 1449 314 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 317 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 322 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 323 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 325 - R - BD 79 A22 1449 326 - - - BD 79 A22 1449 330 - - - BD 79 A22 1451 1 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1451 1 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1452 1 - L -

Continued.

346 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1452 2 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1452 2 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1454 2 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1456 1 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1457 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1457 81 - R - BD 79 A22 1457 82 - R - BD 79 A22 1457 83 - R - BD 79 A22 1457 99 - L - BD 79 A22 1457 100 - L - BD 79 A22 1459 28 - L - BD 79 A22 1459 38 - R - BD 79 A22 1460 479 - L - BD 79 A22 1461 6 M R - BD 79 A22 1461 15 - R - BD 79 A22 1461 27 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1461 28 - L - BD 79 A22 1461 37 - R - BD 79 A22 1461 40 - R - BD 79 A22 1461 46 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1461 85 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1463 1 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1463 1 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1463 7 - R - BD 79 A22 1463 39 - R - BD 79 A22 1463 64 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1463 64 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1463 66 - R - BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1466 30 - L - BD 79 A22 1466 38 - R - BD 79 A22 1466 42 - L - BD 79 A22 1466 47 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1466 52 - R - BD 79 A22 1466 72 - R - BD 79 A22 1469 25 - L - BD 79 A22 1469 35 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1469 44 - R - BD 79 A22 1469 55 F L 0

Continued.

347 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1470 18 - R - BD 79 A22 1470 24 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1470 34 - R - BD 79 A22 1470 45 - L - BD 79 A22 1473 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1473 18 - L BD 79 A22 1473 44 - R - BD 79 A22 1475 19 - R - BD 79 A22 1481 15 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1481 26 - L - BD 79 A22 1482 71 - R - BD 79 A22 1485 15 - R - BD 79 A22 1485 19 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1485 20 - L - BD 79 A22 1485 22 - R - BD 79 A22 1485 54 - R - BD 79 A22 1487 23 - R - BD 79 A22 1487 40 - L - BD 79 A22 1489 18 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1489 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1489 35 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1489 53 - R - BD 79 A22 1489 56 - L - BD 79 A22 1489 67 - R - BD 79 A22 1489 76 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1492 15 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1492 15 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1492 23 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1497 16 - R - BD 79 A22 1501 9 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1505 9 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1509 21 - L - BD 79 A22 1509 32 - L - BD 79 A22 1509 55 - L - BD 79 A22 1514 9 - L - BD 79 A22 1514 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1514 11 M L -

Continued.

348 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1517 C-83 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1518 13 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1518 13 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1521 1 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1521 1 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1521 7 - R - BD 79 A22 1526 7 F L - BD 79 A22 1526 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1526 12 - R - BD 79 A22 1526 43 - L - BD 79 A22 1532 14 - - 0 BD 79 A22 1539 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1547 1 - R - BD 79 A22 1548 6 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1548 6 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1551 73 - R - BD 79 A22 1552 10 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1552 10 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1554 5 M R - BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1556 11 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1557 7 F? R 1 BD 79 A22 1558 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1558 25 - R - BD 79 A22 1559 17 F? L 0 BD 79 A22 1559 17 F? R 0 BD 79 A22 1560 - F L 0 BD 79 A22 1560 - F L 0 BD 79 A22 1560 - F R 0 BD 79 A22 1563 7 - R - BD 79 A22 1563 56 - L - BD 79 A22 1563 66 M? R - BD 79 A22 1563 72 - R - BD 79 A22 1565 17 - R - BD 79 A22 1565 45 - R -

Continued.

349 Table B.32. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Metopic SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Box # Suture BD 79 A22 1565 79 - R - BD 79 A22 1566 60 - L - BD 79 A22 1566 100 - R - BD 79 A22 1566 110 - R - BD 79 A22 1569 2 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1569 21 - R - BD 79 A22 1569 28 - L - BD 79 A22 - - - L - BD 79 A22 - - - L - BD 79 A22 - - - L - BD 79 A22 - - - R -

350 Table B.33. EBIA: Bifid hypoglossal canal.

SPECIMEN ID Hypoglossal SEX SIDE BD Yr Tomb Dir B# Canal

BD 77 A78 SW 2 F - - BD 77 A79 S 2 M - - BD 77 A80 E 2 M L - BD 77 A80 E 2 M R 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 F L 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 F R 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 M - - BD 77 A86 SW 2 M L 0 BD 77 A86 SW 2 M R 4 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M - - BD 77 A100 W 2 F L 0 BD 77 A100 W 2 F R - BD 77 A100 E 3 F L 4 BD 77 A100 E 3 F R - BD 77 A100 S 3 F L - BD 77 A100 S 3 F R - BD 77 A100 W 3 M L 0 BD 77 A100 W 3 M R 0 BD 77 A100 E 4 M L 4 BD 77 A100 E 4 M R 0 BD 77 A101 N 50 F L 0 BD 79 A102 S 2/52 M? L 1 BD 79 A102 S 2/52 M? R - BD 79 A102 S 3/50 F L - BD 79 A102 S 3/50 F R - BD 79 A105 NE 3 F L 0 BD 79 A105 NE 3 F R 0 BD 79 A105 SE 3/61 M R 0 BD 79 A107 N 1 F L 0 BD 79 A107 N 1 F R 0 BD 79 A107 S 3 M L 0 BD 79 A107 S 3 M R 0 BD 79 A107 S 4 F L 0 BD 79 A107 S 4 F R - BD 79 A107 S 5 F L 0 BD 79 A107 S 5 F R 0 BD 79 A107 N 2B F L 0 BD 79 A107 N 2B F R 4

Continued.

351

Table B.33. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Hypoglossal SEX SIDE BD Yr Tomb Dir B# Canal BD 79 A108 SW 1 F L 0 BD 79 A108 SW 1 F R - BD 79 A108 NE 3 F L 1 BD 79 A108 SW 3 F L 0 BD 79 A108 SW 3 F R 0 BD 79 A110 NW 1 M L 4 BD 79 A110 NW 1 M R 0 BD 79 A110 NW 5 M L 0 BD 79 A110 NW 5 M R 0 BD 81 A110 SE 1 M L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 1 M R 0 BD 81 A110 SE 2 F L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 2 F R 0 BD 81 A110 NE 3 F L 0 BD 81 A110 NE 3 F R 0 BD 81 A110 SE 3 F L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 3 F R 4 BD 81 A110 SE 5 M L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 5 M R 0 BD 81 A110 NE IV M L 0 BD 81 A110 NE IV M R 0 BD 81 A111 W 1 F L - BD 81 A111 W 1 F R 0 BD 81 A111 N 2 F L 0 BD 81 A111 N 2 F R 0 BD 81 A111 E 3 M L - BD 81 A111 E 3 M R - BD 81 A111 W 3 F L 0 BD 81 A111 W 3 F R 0 BD 81 A111 N 4 M? L 4 BD 81 A111 N 4 M? R 1 BD 81 A111 W 4 M L 0 BD 81 A111 W 4 M R 0 BD 81 A111 W 5 F L 4 BD 81 A111 W 5 F R 4 BD 81 A114 N I F L 0 BD 81 A114 N I F R 0 BD 81 A114 N II F L 0 BD 81 A114 N II F R 0 BD 81 A114 N VI M L 0 BD 81 A114 N VI M R 0

352 Table B.34. EBII-III: Bifid hypoglossal canal.

SPECIMEN ID Hypoglossal SEX SIDE Canal BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1000 272 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1000 18007 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1000 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1005 21001 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1008 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1022 21000 - R - BD 79 A22 1022 21001 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1022 21002 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1024 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1024 21001 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1026 11 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1026 28 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1030 21000 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1032 21000 - L - BD 79 A22 1032 21001 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1042 33 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1042 21000 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1075 20 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1083 30 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1089 9 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1096 10 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1116 10 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1135 13 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1142 20 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1150 21000 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1150 21001 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1167 7 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1172 18 - R - BD 79 A22 1172 20 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1172 22 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1200 102 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1206 21000 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1208 21000 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1209 21000 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1209 21000 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1209 21001 - L 2 BD 79 A22 1214 26 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1218 3 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1218 3 - R 0

Continued.

353 Table B.34. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Hypoglossal SEX SIDE Canal BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1219 92 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1227 139 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1230 21000 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1232 25 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1239 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1239 21001 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1244 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1251 128 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1252 154 - R - BD 79 A22 1253 61 - R - BD 79 A22 1253 77 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1260 21001 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1270 2 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1272 718 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1272 777 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1277 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1279 38 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1279 70 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1279 82 - - - BD 79 A22 1284 15 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1284 18 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1285 14 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1294 96 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1306 21000 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1307 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1309 6 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1309 6 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1318 21000 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1328 5 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1330 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1332 20 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1333 1019 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1333 1020 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1334 13 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1334 16 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1339 1 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1339 1 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1340 6 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1340 6 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1343 45 - R 1

Continued.

354 Table B.34. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Hypoglossal SEX SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Canal BD 79 A22 1343 62 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1343 63 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? R 1 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? L 1 BD 79 A22 1346 8 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1346 14 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1347 3 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1347 3 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1349 40 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1351 27 - L 2 BD 79 A22 1355 7 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1355 15 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1358 6 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1358 8 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1360 7 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1360 8 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1360 8 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1366 28 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1366 21001 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1368 41 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1368 59 - R 3 BD 79 A22 1369 22 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1369 54 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1371 13 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1373 5 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1373 24 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1377 10 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1378 11 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1378 16 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1380 5 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1380 5 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1381 60 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1381 63 - R - BD 79 A22 1382 8 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1383 5 - L 3

Continued.

355

Table B.34. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Hypoglossal SEX SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Canal BD 79 A22 1383 6 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1384 14 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1384 16 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1386 20 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1386 20 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1388 15 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1388 16 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1388 16 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1391 3 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1391 3 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1392 6 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1392 6 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1396 18 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1398 15 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1398 18 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1402 7 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1402 21000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1414 1 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1414 1 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1417 136 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1421 46 - R - BD 79 A22 1421 50 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1421 51 - R - BD 79 A22 1426 19 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1433 2 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1442 72 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1448 21000 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1448 21003 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1449 143 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 197 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1449 208 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1449 225 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1450 12 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1459 21002 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1459 21003 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 M R 0

Continued.

356 Table B.34. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID Hypoglossal SEX SIDE BD Yr Tomb Box # Canal BD 79 A22 1466 67 - R - BD 79 A22 1470 23 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1472 46 - R 3 BD 79 A22 1472 47 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 47 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1472 82 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1472 119 - R 4 BD 79 A22 1472 127 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1472 128 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1472 141 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1472 142 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1472 150 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 178 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1479 10 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M L 4 BD 79 A22 1515 15 - R 3 BD 79 A22 1515 15 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1516 10 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1520 16 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1520 19 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1525 126 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1525 126 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1526 23 - - 3 BD 79 A22 1526 64 - - - BD 79 A22 1528 2 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1548 29 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1555 5 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1557 20 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1557 22 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1559 7 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1563 82 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1563 108 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1565 81 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1566 17 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1566 50 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1566 82 - R 0 BD 79 A22 5000 21000 - R 0

357 Table B.35. EBIA: Squamomastoid suture.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Dir B#

BD 77 A78 SW 1 - L 0 BD 77 A78 SW 1 - R 0 BD 77 A78 SW 2 F L 1 BD 77 A79 N 1 F L 0 BD 77 A79 E 1 F L 1 BD 77 A79 S 1 F L - BD 77 A79 E 1 F R 1 BD 77 A79 S 1 F R - BD 77 A79 W 2 F L - BD 77 A79 W 2 F R 1 BD 77 A79 S 2 M L - BD 77 A80 E 1 F L 0 BD 77 A80 E 1 F R 0 BD 77 A80 E 2 M L 0 BD 77 A80 E 2 M R 0 BD 77 A80 S 3 F L 1 BD 77 A80 S 3 F R 1 BD 77 A80 W 3 M R 0 BD 77 A80 S 4 M R 3 BD 77 A80 N - - L 0 BD 77 A80 W 1B F? L - BD 77 A86 SE 1 F R 0 BD 77 A86 SW 2 M L 0 BD 77 A86 SW 2 M R 0 BD 77 A86 SE 2 M R 1 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M L 0 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M R - BD 77 A100 W 1 F L 0 BD 77 A100 W 1 F R 0 BD 77 A100 E 1 M L 0 BD 77 A100 E 1 M R 1 BD 77 A100 W 2 F L 0 BD 77 A100 W 2 F R 1 BD 77 A100 S 2 M L 0 BD 77 A100 S 2 M R 1 BD 77 A100 E 3 F L 0 BD 77 A100 S 3 F L 3 BD 77 A100 W 3 M L 1

Continued.

358 Table B.35. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Dir B# BD 77 A100 E 3 M R 0 BD 77 A100 W 3 M R - BD 77 A101 N 50 F R 1 BD 77 A103 S 1 - R 1 BD 79 A102 E 3.2 F? R - BD 79 A102 E 3.3 F L - BD 79 A102 E 5 M? R 1 BD 79 A102 W 1D F R - BD 79 A102 S 2/52 M? L 2 BD 79 A102 S 2/52 M? R 2 BD 79 A102 S 3/50 F R - BD 79 A105 NE 2 F L 1 BD 79 A105 NE 3 F L 1 BD 79 A105 NE 3 F R - BD 79 A105 SW 1/62 F R 1 BD 79 A105 SE 2/60 F R - BD 79 A105 SW 2/60 M R 0 BD 79 A105 SE 3/61 M R 2 BD 79 A107 N 1 F R 1 BD 79 A107 S 2 F L - BD 79 A107 S 2 F R 2 BD 79 A107 S 3 M L 0 BD 79 A107 S 3 M R 0 BD 79 A107 S 4 F L 0 BD 79 A107 S 4 F R 0 BD 79 A107 S 5 F L 1 BD 79 A107 S 5 F R 1 BD 79 A107 E 5 M L 0 BD 79 A107 S 6 M L 0 BD 79 A107 S 6 M R 0 BD 79 A107 N 2B ? L 0 BD 79 A107 N 2B ? R 1 BD 79 A108 SW 1 F L 0 BD 79 A108 SW 1 F R 0 BD 79 A108 SE 1 M R 2 BD 79 A108 SE 2 F L - BD 79 A108 NE 2 F R 1 BD 79 A108 SE 2 F R - BD 79 A108 SW 2 UNK L 0 BD 79 A108 SW 2 UNK R 0

Continued.

359 Table B.35. Continued. SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Dir B# BD 79 A108 SW 3 F R 0 BD 79 A108 NE 3 F R 1 BD 79 A109 N 2 F L 1 BD 79 A109 N 3 F R 1 1 BD 81 A105 SW (62) F R 1 BD 81 A110 NW 1 M L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 1 M L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 1 M R 0 BD 81 A110 NW 1 M R 1 BD 81 A110 SE 2 F L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 2 F R 1 BD 81 A110 NE 3 F L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 3 F L 0 BD 81 A110 SE 3 F R 0 BD 81 A110 NE 3 F R - BD 81 A110 NW 5 M L 1 BD 81 A110 SE 5 M L 1 BD 81 A110 NW 5 M R 0 BD 81 A110 SE 5 M R - BD 81 A110 NE IV M L 1 BD 81 A110 NE IV M R 2 BD 81 A111 W 1 F L 2 BD 81 A111 W 1 F R 2 BD 81 A111 N 2 F L 0 BD 81 A111 N 2 F R 0 BD 81 A111 N 3 F L 2 BD 81 A111 W 3 F L 3 BD 81 A111 N 3 F R 1 BD 81 A111 W 3 F R 2 BD 81 A111 E 3 M L 0 BD 81 A111 E 3 M R 0 BD 81 A111 W 4 M L 2 BD 81 A111 W 4 M R 3 BD 81 A111 N 4 M? L 2 BD 81 A111 N 4 M? R 2 BD 81 A111 W 5 F L 2 BD 81 A111 W 5 F R 3 BD 81 A114 N I F L 1 BD 81 A114 N I F R 1 BD 81 A114 N II F L 2 BD 81 A114 N II F R 1 BD 81 A114 N IV M L 0 BD 81 A114 N IV M R 0 BD 81 A114 N V - L 1 BD 81 A114 N V - R 2

360 Table B.36. EBII-III: Squamomastoid suture.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1000 132 F R 3 BD 79 A22 1000 148 - L - BD 79 A22 1000 162 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1000 201 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 221 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1000 253 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1000 265 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1000 268 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1000 300 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 18008 - R - BD 79 A22 1000 18017 - L - BD 79 A22 1007 - M R 3 BD 79 A22 1007 - M L 1 BD 79 A22 1015 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1015 - F L 0 BD 79 A22 1017 7 - L - BD 79 A22 1017 9 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1022 15 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1022 16 - L - BD 79 A22 1022 17 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1022 21 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1024 17 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1024 18 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1024 19 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1028 24 - L - BD 79 A22 1028 25 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1028 26 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1028 27 F? R 0 BD 79 A22 1034 10 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1034 12 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1034 13 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1034 44 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1042 28 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1042 29 - L - BD 79 A22 1042 31 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1047 - - L 3 BD 79 A22 1062 9 - L - BD 79 A22 1064 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1066 12 F L 0

Continued.

361 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1066 C-15B - L 3 BD 79 A22 1071 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1083 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1083 22 - L - BD 79 A22 1084 19 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1085 381 - L - BD 79 A22 1128 1 - L - BD 79 A22 1133 5 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1140 48 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1140 49 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1140 55 - L - BD 79 A22 1144 32 - L - BD 79 A22 1148 5 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1148 7 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1150 26 - L - BD 79 A22 1150 30 - L - BD 79 A22 1159 12 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1163 22 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1167 14 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1182 3 - L - BD 79 A22 1200 78 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1200 80 - R - BD 79 A22 1200 93 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1200 97 M L 3 BD 79 A22 1208 17 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1208 18 - R - BD 79 A22 1208 19 - L 2 BD 79 A22 1208 20 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1209 25 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1209 27 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1209 29 - L - BD 79 A22 1209 30 - R - BD 79 A22 1210 6 - R - BD 79 A22 1212 11 F R - BD 79 A22 1212 16 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1212 23 - R - BD 79 A22 1216 8 - L - BD 79 A22 1218 4 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1218 8 - L - BD 79 A22 1218 14 M L 1

Continued.

362 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1218 24 M R 2 BD 79 A22 1219 33 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1221 2 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1221 6 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1226 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1227 18 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1227 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1227 120 - R - BD 79 A22 1227 142 - R - BD 79 A22 1237 8 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1239 21 M L - BD 79 A22 1239 22 - R - BD 79 A22 1239 23 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1239 25 F L 1 BD 79 A22 1239 26 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1239 29 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1239 30 - R - BD 79 A22 1239 39 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1244 16 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1251 28 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1251 30 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1251 46 - L - BD 79 A22 1251 80 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1251 88 - L - BD 79 A22 1251 89 - R - BD 79 A22 1260 10 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1263 9 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1263 10 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1267 10 - L - BD 79 A22 1270 15 M L 3 BD 79 A22 1271 10 - R - BD 79 A22 1271 14 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1271 15 - L - BD 79 A22 1272 695 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1272 704 F R - BD 79 A22 1272 719 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1272 725 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1272 728 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1272 733 - L 2 BD 79 A22 1272 741 - L 2

Continued.

363 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1272 787 - L - BD 79 A22 1278 781 - L - BD 79 A22 1279 40 - L - BD 79 A22 1279 43 - R - BD 79 A22 1279 46 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1280 9 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1281 11 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1285 17 - R - BD 79 A22 1288 24 - L - BD 79 A22 1289 29 - L - BD 79 A22 1294 2 - R - BD 79 A22 1294 16 - L - BD 79 A22 1300 6 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1307 12 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1309 5 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1309 10 M? R 0 BD 79 A22 1310 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1310 7 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1310 7 F L 1 BD 79 A22 1313 5 M R 3 BD 79 A22 1313 7 F L - BD 79 A22 1313 8 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1314 13 - L 2 BD 79 A22 1314 23 - R - BD 79 A22 1315 6 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1315 13 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1317 2 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1317 - - L 0 BD 79 A22 1318 4 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1318 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1319 7 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1319 9 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1321 5 - R - BD 79 A22 1322 4 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1324 8 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1324 10 - L - BD 79 A22 1326 3 F L 1 BD 79 A22 1328 3 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1329 5 - L - BD 79 A22 1329 8 - L -

Continued.

364 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1329 9 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1331 - - R 1 BD 79 A22 1332 2 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1332 13 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1333 17 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1333 18 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1334 1 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1335 1 F L 1 BD 79 A22 1335 C-152 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1337 2 - - - BD 79 A22 1338 C-154A M R 3 BD 79 A22 1338 C-154A M L 3 BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1340 4 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1340 8 - L >0 BD 79 A22 1341 11 M R 3 BD 79 A22 1342 12 - R - BD 79 A22 1342 13 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1343 9 F R - BD 79 A22 1343 10 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1343 13 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1344 - M? R 2 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? R 1 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? L 0 BD 79 A22 1346 4 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1346 13 - L - BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 M R 3 BD 79 A22 1348 2000 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1348 2001 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1349 6 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1349 11 M L - BD 79 A22 1349 12 M R - BD 79 A22 1351 10 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1351 26 - L - BD 79 A22 1355 5 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1358 3 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1358 4 M R 0

Continued.

365 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 M? R 1 BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 M? L - BD 79 A22 1360 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1360 11 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1360 13 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1361 5 F L - BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 - R 3 BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 F L - BD 79 A22 1366 19 - R - BD 79 A22 1366 34 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1366 35 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1366 42 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1366 - M L 0 BD 79 A22 1368 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1369 9 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1371 8 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1371 - - L 2 BD 79 A22 1372 2 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1372 30 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1373 3 M? R 2 BD 79 A22 1373 6 M L 2 BD 79 A22 1374 23 - R - BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 M R 3 BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 M L 3 BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1380 - F R 3 BD 79 A22 1381 14 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1381 32 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1382 9 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 F L 2 BD 79 A22 1384 5 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F R 3 BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F L 0

Continued.

366 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1386 6 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1386 32 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1386 C-109A M L 1 BD 79 A22 1387 5 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1388 3 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1388 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1388 5 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1388 6 - L - BD 79 A22 1389 9 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F L - BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1394 12 - L - BD 79 A22 1394 23 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1396 12 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1396 13 - L - BD 79 A22 1397 2 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1398 3 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1398 7 F R 3 BD 79 A22 1398 8 M L - BD 79 A22 1399 2 - L >0 BD 79 A22 1399 4 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1400 8 - R - BD 79 A22 1402 14 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1411 14 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1411 54 - L - BD 79 A22 1411 69 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1411 90 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1411 91 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1411 120 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1413 20 - R - BD 79 A22 1413 33 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1414 3 M R 2 BD 79 A22 1414 5003 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1414 5004 - L - BD 79 A22 1415 8 M L 0 BD 79 A22 1415 11 F R 3

Continued.

367 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1429 7 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1449 25 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1449 61 - R - BD 79 A22 1449 91 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1449 111 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 122 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 135 - L - BD 79 A22 1449 210 - R - BD 79 A22 1456 2 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1469 37 - L 3 BD 79 A22 1471 160 - L 4 BD 79 A22 1472 1 M R 2 BD 79 A22 1472 2 - L - BD 79 A22 1472 3 - R 3 BD 79 A22 1472 4 - L - BD 79 A22 1472 5 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1472 8 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1472 12 F? L - BD 79 A22 1472 12 - L - BD 79 A22 1472 13 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 17 - L - BD 79 A22 1472 20 - L - BD 79 A22 1472 23 F R - BD 79 A22 1472 26 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1472 27 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 31 - R - BD 79 A22 1472 34 - R - BD 79 A22 1472 36 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 39 - L - BD 79 A22 1472 41 - R - BD 79 A22 1472 42 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1472 44 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1472 51 - R - BD 79 A22 1472 53 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 55 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1472 63 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 65 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1472 67 - R 3 BD 79 A22 1472 74 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1472 88 - L 3

Continued.

368 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1472 89 F R 2 BD 79 A22 1472 93 - R 1 BD 79 A22 1472 94 M R 3 BD 79 A22 1472 118 - R - BD 79 A22 1472 126 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1472 129 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1472 143 - R - BD 79 A22 1472 192 - L >1 BD 79 A22 1473 21 - L - BD 79 A22 1473 62 - L - BD 79 A22 1475 26 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1477 5 M L 1 BD 79 A22 1479 13 F L - BD 79 A22 1485 14 - L - BD 79 A22 1492 11 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1492 22 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M L >0 BD 79 A22 1498 14 - L - BD 79 A22 1498 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1503 11 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1503 20 - L 2 BD 79 A22 1505 10 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1505 19 - L - BD 79 A22 1505 24 - L - BD 79 A22 1505 28 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1509 8 M R 1 BD 79 A22 1509 33 - L >1 BD 79 A22 1509 54 - R - BD 79 A22 1514 2 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1515 1 - L >1 BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 F R 3 BD 79 A22 1516 8 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 F R 3 BD 79 A22 1519 8 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1520 2 - R 0 BD 79 A22 1526 61 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1528 1 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1549 11 F R 1 BD 79 A22 1553 5 F R 0

Continued.

369 Table B.36. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID SEX SIDE Squamomastoid BD Yr Tomb Box # BD 79 A22 1553 9 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1555 1 M R 0 BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1557 4 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1557 6 - L 1 BD 79 A22 1558 27 F R 0 BD 79 A22 1559 20 - L 0 BD 79 A22 1559 - - R 0 BD 79 A22 1560 13 - R - BD 79 A22 1563 64 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1563 85 - R - BD 79 A22 1566 24 - R 2 BD 79 A22 1566 52 F L 3 BD 79 A22 1566 119 - L - BD 79 A22 1566 126 F L 0 BD 79 A22 1569 9 F L 0

370 Table B.37. Legend for Tables B.38 and B.39.

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction B# Burial number S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West B# Burial number L Left R Right Cor Coronal ossicles Sag Sagittal ossicles Lmdo Lambdoidal ossicles Br Ossicle at bregma Lbd Ossicle at lambda Inca Inca bone Ast Ossicle at asterion OmW Occipito-mastoid wormians PN Parietal notch bone Epi Epipteric bone

371 Table B.38. EBIA: Cranial suture ossicles.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Cor Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi

BD 77 A78 SW 1 - L 0 ------BD 77 A78 SW 1 - R 0 ------0 0 0 BD 77 A78 SW 2 F - - 0 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A78 SW 2 F L - - 0 ------BD 77 A78 SW 2 F R - - 0 ------BD 77 A78 SW 1 - - - 0 - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 77 A79 N 1 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A79 E 1 F - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A79 S 1 F - - - - - 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A79 E 1 F L 0 - 1 - - - - 0 - - BD 77 A79 N 1 F L - - 0 ------BD 77 A79 S 1 F L ------BD 77 A79 N 1 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 1 0 BD 77 A79 E 1 F R 0 - 1 - - - - 0 0 - BD 77 A79 S 1 F R 0 ------BD 77 A79 W 2 F - - 0 - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 77 A79 S 2 M - - - - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 77 A79 W 2 F L 0 - 1 - - - - - 0 - BD 77 A79 S 2 M L 0 ------BD 77 A79 W 2 F R 0 - - - - - 0 - 0 - BD 77 A79 S 2 M R 0 ------BD 77 A80 E 1 F - - - - 0 ------BD 77 A80 E 1 F L ------BD 77 A80 E 1 F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 77 A80 E 2 M - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A80 E 2 M L 0 - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 77 A80 E 2 M R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 77 A80 S 3 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A80 W 3 M - - - - - 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A80 S 3 F L 0 - 1 - - - - - 0 - BD 77 A80 W 3 M L 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A80 S 3 F R 0 - 1 - - - - 0 - - BD 77 A80 W 3 M R 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A80 S 4 M ------BD 77 A80 W 1A M? - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A80 W 1A M? L 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A80 W 1A M? R 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A80 W 1B F? L - - 1 ------

Continued.

372 Table B.38. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Cor Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi

BD 77 A86 SW 2 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A86 SE 2 M - - - - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 77 A86 SW 2 M L 0 - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 77 A86 SE 2 M R - - 1 - - - 0 0 - - BD 77 A86 SW 2 M R 0 - 1 ------0 BD 77 A86 SW 3 M - - - - 0 ------BD 77 A86 SW 3 M L ------BD 77 A86 SW 3 M R ------BD 77 A100 W 1 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A100 E 1 M ------0 - - - - BD 77 A100 W 1 F L 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A100 E 1 M L 0 - - - - - 1 - 0 0 BD 77 A100 W 1 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 77 A100 E 1 M R 0 - - 0 ------BD 77 A100 W 2 F - - - - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 77 A100 S 2 M - - 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A100 W 2 F L 0 ------0 - - BD 77 A100 S 2 M L 0 ------0 - - BD 77 A100 W 2 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 - 0 BD 77 A100 S 2 M R - - 1 - - - 0 0 - - BD 77 A100 E 3 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A100 S 3 F - - - - - 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A100 W 3 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A100 E 3 F L 0 - 0 - - - - 0 - 0 BD 77 A100 W 3 M L 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 77 A100 S 3 F L - - 0 - - - 0 - - - BD 77 A100 E 3 F R 0 - 0 - - - 1 0 - 0 BD 77 A100 S 3 F R ------BD 77 A100 W 3 M R 0 - 1 - - - 0 - 0 0 BD 77 A100 S 4 F - - 0 0 0 - 0 - - - - BD 77 A100 E 4 M - - 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A100 S 4 F L ------BD 77 A100 E 4 M L 0 ------BD 77 A100 S 4 F R - - - - 0 - - - - - BD 77 A100 E 4 M R ------BD 77 A120 S 3 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 77 A120 S 3 F L 0 - 0 ------BD 77 A120 S 3 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A102 E 5 M? ------BD 79 A102 E 5 M? L ------

Continued.

373

Table B.38. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Cor Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi

BD 79 A102 E 5 M? R - - 0 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 79 A102 S 3/50 F - - 0 - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 79 A102 S 3/50 F L 0 ------BD 79 A102 S 3/50 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 79 A105 NE 2 F - - 1 - 0 ------BD 79 A105 NE 2 F L 0 - 1 - - - 0 1 1 0 BD 79 A105 NE 2 F R 0 ------BD 79 A105 NE 3 F ------BD 79 A105 NE 3 F L ------1 - BD 79 A105 NE 3 F R ------BD 79 A105 SW 1/62 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A105 SW 1/62 F R ------0 - 0 - BD 79 A105 SW 2/60 M ------0 - - - - BD 79 A105 SW 2/60 M L ------BD 79 A105 SW 2/60 M R 0 - - - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A105 SE 3/61 M ------0 - - - - BD 79 A105 SE 3/61 M L ------BD 79 A105 SE 3/61 M R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 - - BD 79 A107 N 1 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A107 N 1 F L - - 0 ------BD 79 A107 N 1 F R 1 - 0 - - - 0 1 0 1 BD 79 A107 S 2 F - - 0 - 0 1 0 - - - - BD 79 A107 S 2 F L 0 ------BD 79 A107 S 2 F R 0 - 0 ------BD 79 A107 S 3 M - - 0 - 0 1 0 - - - - BD 79 A107 S 3 M L 1 - 1 - - - 0 0 - - BD 79 A107 S 3 M R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A107 S 4 F - - 1 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A107 S 4 F L 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 1 0 BD 79 A107 S 4 F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 1 - BD 79 A107 S 5 F - - 0 - 0 1 0 - - - - BD 79 A107 S 5 F L 0 - 1 - - - 0 1 1 1 BD 79 A107 S 5 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 1 1 BD 79 A107 S 6 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A107 S 6 M L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 79 A107 S 6 M R - - 0 - - - 0 - 0 0 BD 79 A107 N 2B ? - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A107 N 2B ? L 0 ------0 - - BD 79 A107 N 2B ? R 0 - 0 - - - - 0 - - 3 BD 79 A107 N (62) F - - - - 0 0 0 - - - -

Continued.

374 Table B.38. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Cor Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi 3 BD 79 A107 N (62) F L ------3 BD 79 A107 N (62) F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A108 SW 1 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A108 SE 1 M - - - - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A108 SW 1 F L 0 - 0 - - - - - 0 1 BD 79 A108 SE 1 M L ------BD 79 A108 SW 1 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 1 BD 79 A108 SE 1 M R - - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A108 NE 2 F - - - - 0 0 - - - - - BD 79 A108 SW 2 UNK - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A108 NE 2 F L 0 ------BD 79 A108 SW 2 UNK L 0 ------BD 79 A108 SW 2 UNK R 0 - - - - - 0 0 0 - BD 79 A108 NE 2 F R 0 ------BD 79 A108 SW 3 F - - 0 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A108 NE 3 F - - 0 - 0 * * - - - - BD 79 A108 SW 3 F L - - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A108 NE 3 F L ------BD 79 A108 SW 3 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 - 0 BD 79 A108 NE 3 F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A108 NE 4 M? - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A108 NE 4 M? L 0 ------BD 79 A108 NE 4 M? R - - 0 ------A BD 79 109 N 2 F L 0 - 1 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A109 N 2 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A109 N 2 F R ------BD 79 A109 N 3 F - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A109 N 3 F L ------BD 79 A109 N 3 F R 0 - - - - - 0 - 0 - BD 81 A110 NW 1 M - - 0 - 0 1 0 - - - - BD 81 A110 SE 1 M ------BD 81 A110 SE 1 M L 0 - - - - - 1 0 0 - BD 81 A110 NW 1 M L 0 - 0 - - - 0 - 1 1 BD 81 A110 NW 1 M R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE 1 M R ------0 0 0 - BD 81 A110 SE 2 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A110 SE 2 F L 0 - 0 - - - 0 1 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE 2 F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 NE 3 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A110 SE 3 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - -

Continued.

375

Table B.38. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Cor Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi

BD 81 A110 NE 3 F L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE 3 F L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE 3 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 NE 3 F R 1 - - - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A110 SE 5 M - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A110 NW 5 M - - 0 - 0 - 1 - - - - BD 81 A110 SE 5 M L 0 - - - - - 1 0 1 - BD 81 A110 NW 5 M L 0 - 1 - - - - 0 - - BD 81 A110 SE 5 M R 0 ------0 - - BD 81 A110 NW 5 M R 0 ------BD 81 A110 NE IV M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A110 NE IV M L 1 - 1 - - - 0 1 0 - BD 81 A110 NE IV M R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 1 BD 81 A111 W 1 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A111 W 1 F L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 W 1 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 N 2 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A111 N 2 F L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 N 2 F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 1 0 BD 81 A111 W 3 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A111 N 3 F - - 1 - 0 1 - - - - - BD 81 A111 E 3 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A111 W 3 F L 0 - 0 - - - - 0 - - BD 81 A111 N 3 F L 0 ------BD 81 A111 E 3 M L 0 ------0 0 BD 81 A111 E 3 M R 0 - - - - - 1 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 N 3 F R 0 - 0 ------BD 81 A111 W 3 F R 0 - 0 ------BD 81 A111 W 4 M - - 1 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A111 N 4 M? - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A111 W 4 M L 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 N 4 M? L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 1 0 BD 81 A111 W 4 M R 1 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 N 4 M? R 0 - - - - - 0 0 - - BD 81 A111 W 5 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A111 W 5 F L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A111 W 5 F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 81 A114 N I F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A114 N I F L 0 - 1 - - - 1 0 1 1

Continued.

376

Table B.38. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE BD Yr Tb Dir B# Cor Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi

BD 81 A114 N I F R 0 - 1 - - - 1 0 1 1 BD 81 A114 N II F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A114 N II F L 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 1 0 BD 81 A114 N II F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 1 1 BD 81 A114 N V - - - 1 - 0 1 0 1 - - - BD 81 A114 N V - L 1 - 1 - - - - - 1 1 BD 81 A114 N V - R 1 - 1 - - - - 1 1 1 BD 81 A114 N VI M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 81 A114 N VI M L 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 1 BD 81 A114 N VI M R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 0

377 Table B.39. EBII-III: Cranial suture ossicles.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE Lmd B BD Yr Tb Box # Cor Sag Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi o r BD 79 A22 1007 - M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1015 - F - - - - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1066 C-15B - - - 0 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1319 C-90 F? - - 1 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 - - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1335 C-152 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1336 - M? - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - C- BD 79 A22 1338 154A M - - - - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 - M? - - - - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 M - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 ------0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 ------0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1380 - F - - 0 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 F - - 1 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - C- BD 79 A22 1386 109A M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1400 C-143 M? - - - - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 F - - 0 - 0 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1521 C-104 M? - - 0 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1560 - F - - 0 - - 0 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1308 C-110 ------1 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 1 F - - 1 - - 1 - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F - - 0 - 0 1 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 M - - 0 - 0 * 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 M - - - - 0 1 * - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 - M R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1007 - M L 0 - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1015 - F R ------BD 79 A22 1015 - F L - - 0 - - - 0 - - -

Continued.

378 Table B.39. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE C BD Yr Tb Box # o Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi r BD 79 A22 1066 C-15B - R - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1066 C-15B - L ------0 - BD 79 A22 1308 C-110 - R - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1308 C-110 - L ------BD 79 A22 1309 1 - R - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1317 - - R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1317 - - L 0 ------0 - BD 79 A22 1317 - - - - 0 - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1319 C-90 F? R - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1319 C-90 F? L - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 - R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1332 C-153 - L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1335 C-152 M R ------0 - BD 79 A22 1335 C-152 M L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1336 - M? R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1336 - M? L 0 ------C- BD 79 A22 1338 154A M R ------C- BD 79 A22 1338 154A M L ------0 - - - BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 M R ------0 - - BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 M L ------0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1339 C-147 M ------0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1341 - M R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1341 - M L ------BD 79 A22 1341 - M - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1344 - M? R - - 0 - - - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1344 - M? L ------BD 79 A22 1344 - M? ------0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? R 0 ------1 0 1 BD 79 A22 1345 C-3 M? L 0 - 1 - - - 1 1 0 1 BD 79 A22 1346 - M? R - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1346 - M? L - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 M R 0 - 1 ------1 BD 79 A22 1347 C-71 M L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1351 - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1354 - M R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1354 - M L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1354 - M ------BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 M R 0 - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1355 C-84 M L 0 - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M R 0 - 1 - - - 1 0 0 0 Continued.

379 Table B.39. Contineud. SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE C BD Yr Tb Box # o Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi r BD 79 A22 1356 C-112 M L 0 - 1 - - - 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 - R - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1358 C-65 - L ------BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 M? R 0 - 1 - - - 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 M? L - - 1 - - - 0 - 1 - BD 79 A22 1359 C-34 M? - - - - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 - R ------BD 79 A22 1360 C-55 - L ------BD 79 A22 1361 1 F R ------BD 79 A22 1361 1 F L ------BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 - R ------BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 - L ------0 - BD 79 A22 1362 C-60 ------0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F R 0 - 0 - - - 1 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1363 C-46 F L 0 - 0 - - - 1 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 M R 1 ------BD 79 A22 1364 C-63 M L - - 1 - - - 1 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 F R 0 - - - - - 1 - 0 1 BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 F L 0 - - - - - 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1365 C-61 F - - - - 0 - 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1366 - M L - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 M R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 - 1 BD 79 A22 1376 C-138 M L 0 - 1 - - - 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 F R ------BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 F L ------BD 79 A22 1378 C-119 F ------0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 F R 1 - 0 ------1 BD 79 A22 1379 C-111 F L 0 - 1 ------0 BD 79 A22 1380 - F R ------0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1380 - F L - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 F R 0 - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1383 C-133 F L - - 1 - - - - - 0 - BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F R 0 - 1 - - - 0 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1385 C-106 F L 0 - - - - - 0 - 0 - C- BD 79 A22 1386 109A M R 0 ------C- BD 79 A22 1386 109A M L - - 0 - - - 1 - 1 - BD 79 A22 1387 C-142 - - - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 F R 0 - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 F L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1389 C-100 F - - 0 - - - 0 - - - -

Continued.

380 Table B.39. Continued.

SPECIMEN ID FEATURES SEX SIDE C BD Yr Tb Box # o Sag Lmdo Br Lbd Inca Ast OmW PN Epi r BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F R 0 - - - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1390 C-80 F L ------0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 F R 0 - 0 - - - 1 0 0 - BD 79 A22 1391 C-89 F L 0 - 0 - - - 0 - 0 1 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 M R - - 0 - - - - 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1392 C-139 M L 0 - 0 - - - 1 0 0 1 BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 - R ------BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 - L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1399 C-140 - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1400 C-143 M? R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1400 C-143 M? L ------BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 F R 0 ------BD 79 A22 1401 C-109 F L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1411 33 - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1461 73 - R - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1461 73 - L ------BD 79 A22 1461 73 - - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 M R 0 ------1 - - BD 79 A22 1464 C-200 M L 0 - - - - - 1 - - - BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M R 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1495 C-41 M L 0 - 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 F R ------BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 F L 0 ------BD 79 A22 1515 C-122 F ------BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 F R 0 - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1516 C-121 F L 0 - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 F R - - 1 - - - - - 1 - BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 F L ------BD 79 A22 1518 C-136 F ------BD 79 A22 1521 C-104 M? R ------BD 79 A22 1521 C-104 M? L ------BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 F R - - 0 ------BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 F L - - 0 - - - 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1555 C-21 F ------BD 79 A22 1559 - - R ------0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1559 - - L - - 1 ------BD 79 A22 1559 ------BD 79 A22 1560 - F R - - 0 - - - 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1560 - F L - - 0 - - - 0 - 0 -

381 Table B.40. Legend for Tables B.41 and B.42.

Abbreviation Meaning Yr Year Tb Tomb Dir Direction B# Burial number S South SW Southwest SE Southeast E East N North NW Northwest NE Northeast W West B# Burial number M / F Male / Female U / L Upper / Lower I / C / M / P Incisor / Canine / Premolar / Molar R / L Right / Left AMTL Tooth lost antemortem PL Tooth lost postmortem UNE Unerupted CA Congenital absence V SLT Very slight (not enough for score 1) L / D / B / M Lingual / Distal / Buccal / Mesial OCC Occlusal CEJ Cementoenamel junction LRG Large SML Small CRN Crown WH Whole ICPW Incisor/Canine/Premolar Wear MW Molar Wear

382

Table B.41. EBIA - Dental data.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A78SW - - L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A78SW A - L C - L LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 77 A78SW A - U M 2 L LOOSE - 0 - 16 BD 77 A78SW A - U P 1 L LOOSE - 0 5 - BD 77 A78SW A - L M 3 L LOOSE 0 - - 16 BD 77 A78SW A - L M 2 L LOOSE - - - - BD 77 A78SW A - U M 3 L? LOOSE 0 0 - 10 BD 77 A78SW A - L M 2 R LOOSE 0 0 - 17 BD 77 A78SW A - U M 3 R LOOSE - 0 - 14 BD 77 A78SW A - U M 2 R LOOSE - 0 - 15 BD 77 A78SW A - L P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 1-2 - BD 77 A78SW A - L P 1 R LOOSE 1 0 1-2 - BD 77 A78SW A - L M 2 R LOOSE - - - - BD 77 A78SW A - U P 2? R? LOOSE - - 5 - BD 77 A79N 1 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79N 1 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79S 1 - L M 2 OR 3 R? LOOSE 0 OCC - 4 BD 77 A79S - - U C - R LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 77 A79S - - U M 2 R LOOSE - - - - BD 77 A79S 1? - L M 1 L LOOSE 0 0 - 13 BD 77 A79W 2 F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 77 A79W 2 F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 77 A79W 2 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 77 A79W 2 F U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A79W 2 F L M 2 R IN SITU 0 - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A79W 2 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L M 3 L LOOSE 0 - - 0 BD 77 A80E 1 F L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 OCC - 12 BD 77 A80E 1 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L C - R IN SITU 1L 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 1 F U C - R IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 1 F L M 3 R IN SITU - 0 - 4 BD 77 A80E 1 F L M 2 R IN SITU 2 B/L 0 - 14

383 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A80E 1 F U M 1 R IN SITU 3B 0 - 19 BD 77 A80E 1 F L P 1 R IN SITU 1M 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 1 F L P 2 R IN SITU 2 B/L 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 1 F U P 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 1 F U P 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 1 F L M 1 R IN SITU 2 B/L M LRG - 20 BD 77 A80E 1 F U M 3 R LOOSE V SLT - - 4 BD 77 A80E 1 F U C - R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F U P 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A80E 1 F U P 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U C - L LOOSE V SLT 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 2 M U P 1 L IN SITU V SLT 0 2 - BD 77 A80E 2 M L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 - U M 2 R LOOSE V SLT 0 - 16 BD 77 A80E 2 M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 77 A80E 2 M L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 2 M U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80E 3 - U M 3 L LOOSE V SLT 0 - 6 BD 77 A80E 3 - U M 3 R LOOSE 1 0 - 8 BD 77 A80E - - U P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - BD 77 A80E - - U M 1 L LOOSE 2 - - 12 BD 77 A80N 30 - U C - L IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 77 A80N 30 - U M 1 L IN SITU 2 0 - 20 BD 77 A80N 30 - U M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 13 BD 77 A80N 30 - U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 15 BD 77 A80N 30 - U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 77 A80N 30 - U I 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80N 30 - U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 30 - U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 30 - U C - R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 77 A80N 30 - U I 2 R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 77 A80N 30 - U M 1 R IN SITU 2 0 - 32 BD 77 A80N 30 - U M 2 R LOOSE 1 0 - 21 BD 77 A80N 30 - U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 77 A80N 30 - U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 77 A80N 30 - U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 31 M? L C - R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 77 A80N 31 M? L M 1 R IN SITU SLT 0 - 33 BD 77 A80N 31 M? L P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 77 A80N 31 M? L M 2 R IN SITU 1 - - 27 BD 77 A80N 31 M? L M 3 R IN SITU 1 OCC - 22 BD 77 A80N 31 M? L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 31 M? L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 31 M? L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L I 1 L PL - - - -

384 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A80N 32 - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L M 3 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80N 32 - L M 2 R IN SITU 1 OCC? - 21 BD 77 A80N 32 - L M 3 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80N - - L I - - LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 77 A80N - - L P 2 - LOOSE 1 0 5 - BD 77 A80N - - L C - L LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 77 A80N - - U I 1 L LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 77 A80N - - U P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 5 - BD 77 A80N - - U P 1? L? LOOSE 0 DB CEJ 4 - BD 77 A80N - - L I 2 R? LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 77 A80S 4 M L P 2 - LOOSE - 0 5 - BD 77 A80S 4 M L P 1 R LOOSE - 0 4 - BD 77 A80S 5 - L M 2 R LOOSE - 0 - <24 BD 77 A80S - - U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 14 BD 77 A80S - - L M 1 R LOOSE - 0 - - BD 77 A80S child c9 - U I 1 R LOOSE 1 0 2 - BD 77 A80W 1 M L C - R IN SITU 2 - 5 - BD 77 A80W 1 M L I 2 R IN SITU - - 6 - BD 77 A80W 1 M L I 1 R IN SITU - - 8 - BD 77 A80W 1 M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 - - 40 BD 77 A80W 1 M L M 2 R IN SITU 1 - - 36 BD 77 A80W 1 M L M 3 R IN SITU 1 - - 36 BD 77 A80W 3 M U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 33 BD 77 A80W 3 M U M 3 R IN SITU - 0 - 33 BD 77 A80W 3 M U M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 35 BD 77 A80W 3 M U P 1 R IN SITU 1L 0 6 - BD 77 A80W 3 M U P 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 6 - BD 77 A80W - - U M 2 L LOOSE 0 0 - 7 BD 77 A80W - - U M 1 L LOOSE V SLT 0 - 14 EST. BD 77 A80W - - U P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L C - L IN SITU - 0 4 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L I 1 L IN SITU 2B 0 4 - BD 77 A80W 1A - U M 1 L IN SITU 2D 0 - 31 BD 77 A80W 1A - L P 1 L IN SITU - 0 5 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L P 2 L IN SITU - 0 6 - BD 77 A80W 1A - U P 1 L IN SITU - 0 6 - BD 77 A80W 1A - U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1A - L I 2 L IN SITU - - 4 - BD 77 A80W 1A - U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1A - U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1A - U P 2 L IN SITU - - 6 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L C - R IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L I 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 4 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L P 1 R IN SITU - 0 5 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L P 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 6 - BD 77 A80W 1A - L I 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1A - L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1A - L M 3 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1A - L M 1 R IN SITU - D CEJ - 32 BD 77 A80W 1B - U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 77 A80W 1B - U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 77 A80W 1D - L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A80W 1D - L M 1 L IN SITU 0 - - 17 BD 77 A80W 1D - L M 2 L IN SITU 1 - - 6 BD 77 A80W 1D - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1D - L M 2 R IN SITU 0 - - 8 BD 77 A80W 1D - L M 1 R IN SITU 0 - - 16 BD 77 A80W 1D - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1D - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A80W 1D - U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A80W 1D - U M 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A80W 1D - U P 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 F U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 13 BD 77 A86NE 1 F U M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 20 BD 77 A86NE 1 F U M 3 R IN SITU - OCC - 5

385 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A86NE 1 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 M U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86NE 1 M U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - L M 3 L IN SITU - 0 - 37 BD 77 A86SE 2 - U M 2 L IN SITU - - - 15 BD 77 A86SE 2 - U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - L M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 25 BD 77 A86SE 2 - L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE 2 - U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE I F L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE I F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE I F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE I F L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE I F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SE I F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 1 F L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 1 F L M 3 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 1 F L M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 1 F L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 1 F L M 3 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U M 2 L IN SITU - 0 - 13 BD 77 A86SW 2 M U M 1 L IN SITU - 0 - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 12 BD 77 A86SW 2 M U M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 21 BD 77 A86SW 2 M L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2 M U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A86SW - - L M 2 L LOOSE 0 0 - 12 BD 77 A86SW - - L I 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW - - L I 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW - - L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW - - L P 2 L AMTL - - - -

386 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A86SW - - L M 2 R LOOSE 0 0 - 14 BD 77 A86SW - - U M 1 R LOOSE 0 0 - 14 BD 77 A86SW - - L C - R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW - - L I 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW - - L I 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A86SW 2A - L M 3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 8 BD 77 A86SW 2A - L M 2 L LOOSE 1 OCC - 15 BD 77 A86SW 2A - L M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 4 BD 77 A86SW 2A - L M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 23 BD 77 A86SW 2A - L M 2 R IN SITU - OCC - 14 BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L M 3 L CA/UNE - - - - BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A91(92) 64 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 2 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 3 M L C - L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U C - L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M L I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M L I 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 77 A100E 3 M L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 8 BD 77 A100E 3 M U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 77 A100E 3 M L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 22 BD 77 A100E 3 M U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 22 BD 77 A100E 3 M L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M L P 2 L CA - - - - BD 77 A100E 3 M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 OCC - 17 BD 77 A100E 3 M U C - R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A100E 3 M L C - R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A100E 3 M L I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M L I 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 77 A100E 3 M L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 9 BD 77 A100E 3 M U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 77 A100E 3 M L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 BD 77 A100E 3 M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 21 BD 77 A100E 3 M U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 21 BD 77 A100E 3 M L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 77 A100E 3 M U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100E 3 M L P 2 R CA - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 30 BD 77 A100E 4 M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 15 BD 77 A100E 4 M L M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 19

387 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A100E 4 M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 24 BD 77 A100E 4 M U P 2 L IN SITU 1 - 4 - BD 77 A100E 4 M U P 1 L IN SITU 1 - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U M 2 L IN SITU 1 D CEJ - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 24 BD 77 A100E 4 M U C - R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U P 1 R IN SITU - - 6 - BD 77 A100E 4 M L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 4 M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 33 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 34 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 34 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 35 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 36 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 6 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 6 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L I 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U M 2 L IN SITU 1 M CEJ - 37 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U C - R IN SITU 2 0 4 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U I 2 R IN SITU - 0 - - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U I 1 R IN SITU 2 0 4 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 31 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 34 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 35 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 37 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 37 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 38 BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 6 - BD 77 A100E 1 (7?) M L I 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1(7?) M L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1(7?) M U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1(7?) M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1(7?) M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1(7?) M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1(7?) M L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100E 1(7?) M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 1 - L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A100S 1 - U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 4 BD 77 A100S 1 - L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 3 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U P 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U I 2 R PL - - - -

388 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 2 M U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 3 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L I 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L I 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U P 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L I 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L I 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 4 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L I 2 L PL - - - -

389 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A100S 50 - L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S 50 - L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT 1 - U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT 1 - U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT 1 - U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT 1 - U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT 1 - U M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT 1 - U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT 1 - U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 16 BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 18 BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100S NOT b4 - L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 77 A100W 1 F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 21 BD 77 A100W 1 F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 22 BD 77 A100W 1 F U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 26 BD 77 A100W 1 F L M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 12 BD 77 A100W 1 F L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 77 A100W 1 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 BD 77 A100W 1 F U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 77 A100W 1 F U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 26 BD 77 A100W 1 F L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 15 BD 77 A100W 1 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 1 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 15 BD 77 A100W 2 F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 77 A100W 2 F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U I 1 L PL - - - -

390 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A100W 2 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U P 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 13 BD 77 A100W 2 F L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 BD 77 A100W 2 F L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 15 BD 77 A100W 2 F U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 31 BD 77 A100W 2 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 2 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 3 M U M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - >12 BD 77 A100W 3 M U M 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 - >16 BD 77 A100W 3 M U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 77 A100W 3 M U M 1 L IN SITU - OCC - >23 BD 77 A100W 3 M U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 3 M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 3 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 3 M U M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 14 BD 77 A100W 3 M U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 15 BD 77 A100W 3 M U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 77 A100W 3 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 3 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 3 M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W 3 M U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L M 3 L AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A100W - - L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A101E 51 M U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F L P 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 3 - BD 77 A120S 1 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F L M 3 L PL - - - -

391 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 77 A120S 1 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 1 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 7 BD 77 A120S 3 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 77 A120S 3 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A121N - - L C - L LOOSE 1B 0 3 - BD 77 A121N - - U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - BD 77 A121N - - U M 3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 5 BD 77 A121N - - L M 2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 8 BD 77 A121N - - L M 1/2/3 L/R LOOSE - - - - BD 77 A121N - - U M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 4 BD 77 A121N - - U M 2 R LOOSE 0 0 - 13 BD 77 A121N - - U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE - - - >20 BD 79 A101N 50 F U C - L LOOSE 0 0 3 - BD 79 A101N 50 F L C - L IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 79 A101N 50 F U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 6 BD 79 A101N 50 F U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 79 A101N 50 F U M 1 L IN SITU 2 0 - 21 BD 79 A101N 50 F L M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 6 BD 79 A101N 50 F L M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 17 BD 79 A101N 50 F L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 23 BD 79 A101N 50 F L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A101N 50 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 79 A101N 50 F U M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 4 BD 79 A101N 50 F U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 3 - BD 79 A101N 50 F U M 1 R LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F U M 2 R LOOSE 1 - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A101N 50 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 77 A102E 1 - L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A102E 1 - U M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A102E 1 - L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 77 A102E 1 - U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M L C - L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E 3 M U I 1 L IN SITU 1 0 3-4 - BD 79 A102E 3 M U M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 25 BD 79 A102E 3 M L M 2 L LOOSE 1 0 - 25 BD 79 A102E 3 M L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E 3 M U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A102E 3 M U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M U M 2 L PL - - - -

392 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A102E 3 M U P 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M L C - R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E 3 M U C - R IN SITU 1 0 - - BD 79 A102E 3 M U I 2 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E 3 M U I 1 R IN SITU 1 0 3-4 - BD 79 A102E 3 M L M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 79 A102E 3 M L M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 79 A102E 3 M L P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3 M L P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E 3 M U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E 3 M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 D/M - - BD 79 A102E 3 M U M 3 R IN SITU 1 OCC - 21 BD 79 A102E 3 M U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3 M U P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L C - L IN SITU 2 0 1 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L C - R LOOSE 2 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U C - R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L I 2 R LOOSE 2 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U M 3 R LOOSE 2 0 - 14 BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 12 BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 18 BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 24 BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A102E 3.2 F U M 1 R IN SITU 1 WH CRN - - BD 79 A102E 55 - U P 2 L LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A102E 55 - U C - R LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A102E - - U I 1 L LOOSE 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E - - L I 1 L LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E - - L M 2 L LOOSE 0 0 - 19 BD 79 A102E - - L M 3 L LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A102E - - U I 1 R LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102E - - U I 2 R LOOSE 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102E - - L I 1 R LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M L C - L LOOSE 2 0 4 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U C - L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U M 1 L LOOSE 1 0 - 33 BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M L M 2 L LOOSE 1 0 - 34 BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M L M 1 L LOOSE 1 0 - 36 BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 6 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 M? U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M L I - R LOOSE 2 0 4 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 12 BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 19 BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 30 BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M L M 2 R LOOSE 1 0 - 26 BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M U P 1 R LOOSE - - 6 - BD 79 A102S 2/52 ?M L M 1 R LOOSE 1 M CEJ - 30 BD 79 A102S 2/52 M? U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 2/52 M? U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 2/52 M? U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 2/52 M? U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U P - L PL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U C - R PL - - - -

393 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U P 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A102S 3/50 F U P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A102S A2-17 - L C - L LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102S A2-17 - U M 2-3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 6 BD 79 A102S A2-17 - L C - R LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102S A2-17 - L M - R LOOSE 0 0 - 15 BD 79 A102S RS '18' & 'A3' - U C - L LOOSE V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A102S RS '18' & 'A3' - U I 1 L LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 79 A102S RS '18' & 'A3' - U I 1 R LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 79 A102S RS '20' - L I 1/2 R LOOSE 2 0 4 - BD 79 A102S YS '22' - L P 1/2 R LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 79 A102S YS '23' - L I 1 - LOOSE 1 - 5 - BD 79 A102S YS '23' - L I 2 L? LOOSE 2 0 5 - BD 79 A102S YS 'A4' - U I 1 L LOOSE 2 0 3 - BD 79 A102S YS 'A4' - U C - R LOOSE 2 0 4 - BD 79 A102S YS 'A4' - U I 1 R LOOSE 2 0 4 - BD 79 A102SE 54 - L C - L LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A102SE 54 - U P 1 L LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A102W RS 6 - L I 2 L LOOSE 2 0 1 - BD 79 A102W RS 6 - U I 2 L LOOSE 2 0 1 - BD 79 A102W RS 6 - L P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 1 - BD 79 A102W RS 6 - L I 2 R LOOSE 1 0 1 - BD 79 A102W RS 6 - U I 2 R LOOSE 2 0 1 - BD 79 A102W RS 6 - L P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 1 - BD 79 A102W RS 7 - U C - L LOOSE 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102W RS 7 - U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - BD 79 A102W RS 7 - U C - R LOOSE 0 0 2 - BD 79 A102W RS 7 - L C - R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102W RS 7 - U M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 4 BD 79 A102W RS 8 - U M 3 L LOOSE 1 M CEJ - 4 BD 79 A102W RS 9 - L C - L LOOSE V SLT 0 - - BD 79 A102W RS 9 - U I 1 L LOOSE 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102W RS 9 - L I 2 L LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A102W RS 9 - U M 3 L LOOSE 1 OCC - - BD 79 A102W RS 9 - L C - R LOOSE V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A102W RS 9 - U I 1 R LOOSE 1 0 2 - BD 79 A102W RS 9 - L I 2 R LOOSE 2 0 3 - BD 79 A103S 7 M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 13 BD 79 A103S 7 M L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 20 BD 79 A103S 7 M L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 79 A103S 7 M L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A103S 7 M U C - R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 79 A103S 7 M U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 12 BD 79 A103S 7 M U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 79 A103S 7 M U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A103S 7 M U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U C - L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 20 BD 79 A105NE 3 F U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 27 BD 79 A105NE 3 F U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 6 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U M 3 L IN SITU 1 OCC - 17 BD 79 A105NE 3 F U I 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U C - R IN SITU V SLT 0 5 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U I 1 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U I 2 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 34 BD 79 A105NE 3 F U P 1 R IN SITU V SLT 0 6 - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U P 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A105NE 3 F U M 3 R IN SITU 1 OCC - 16 BD 79 A105NE 7 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L P 1 L PL - - - -

394 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A105NE 7 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L M 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 7 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 72 - L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 72 - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 72 - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 72 - L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 72 - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 72 - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 72 - L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 87 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 87 F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 87 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE 87 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE - - L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 24 BD 79 A105NE B69 M U C - L IN SITU 2 0 2 - BD 79 A105NE B69 M U I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 1 - BD 79 A105NE B69 M U I 1 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A105NE B69 M U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 17 BD 79 A105NE B69 M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 23 BD 79 A105NE B69 M U P 1 L IN SITU 2 0 2 - BD 79 A105NE B69 M U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A105NE B69 M U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105NE RS '6' - L P 2 - LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A105NE RS '7' - U M 3 L LOOSE 1 0 - 9 BD 79 A105NE RS '8' - L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE 1 0 - 37 BD 79 A105NE RS '9' - U C - L LOOSE 3 0 3 - BD 79 A105NE RS '9' - U C - R LOOSE 3 0 3 - BD 79 A105SE 2 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 2 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 2 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 2 F U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 2 F U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 2 F U P 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 2 F U P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M U C - R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M U I 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE 3(61) M U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SE B3 M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 30 BD 79 A105SE B3 M L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A105SE B3 M L M 2 L IN SITU 1 D LRG - - BD 79 A105SE B3 M U M 2 R IN SITU 2 0 - 22 BD 79 A105SE B3 M U M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 15 BD 79 A105SE B3 M L M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 20 BD 79 A105SE B3 M U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 31 BD 79 A105SE B3 M U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L C - L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L M 2 L IN SITU - 0 - 32 BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L M 1 L IN SITU - 0 - 33 BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L M 3 L IN SITU - 0 - 35

395 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L I 1 R LOOSE 1L 0 4 - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L I 2 R LOOSE 1L 0 4 - BD 79 A105SW 1 (62) F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW 2(60) M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M L C - L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M L M 3 L IN SITU 1 0 - 15 BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M L M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 17 BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 22 BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M L M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M L M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 32 BD 79 A105SW B2 (B60) M U P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 5 - BD 79 A107E 3 - U I 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 3 - U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 3 - U M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 3 - U I 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 3 - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 3 - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 3 - U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 3 - U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L C - L DECID PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - U M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L M 2 L UNE - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L M 3 L UNE - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - U P 1 L UNE - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - L M 2 R UNE - - - - BD 79 A107E 4 - U M 2 R UNE - - - - BD 79 A107E 5 M L C - L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107E 5 M U C - L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107E 5 M U I 2 L IN SITU 2 0 2 - BD 79 A107E 5 M U I 1 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A107E 5 M L M 3 L IN SITU - 0 - 17 BD 79 A107E 5 M L M 2 L IN SITU - 0 - 32 BD 79 A107E 5 M U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 25 BD 79 A107E 5 M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 31 BD 79 A107E 5 M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 34 BD 79 A107E 5 M U M 3 L LOOSE 1 0 - 16 BD 79 A107E 5 M L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107E 5 M U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107E 5 M U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A107E 5 M L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A107E 5 M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 5 M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 5 M U C - R IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 79 A107E 5 M L C - R LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107E 5 M U I 2 R IN SITU 2 0 2 - BD 79 A107E 5 M L M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 17 BD 79 A107E 5 M U M 2 R LOOSE 1 0 - 25 BD 79 A107E 5 M U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107E 5 M U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A107E 5 M L P 1 R LOOSE V SLT 0 3 -

396 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A107E 5 M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 5 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 5 M U M 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U I 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U M 2 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U P 1 L UNE - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U I 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107E 2(62) - U P 1 R UNE - - - - BD 79 A107E RS '7' - U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 1 0 - 22 BD 79 A107N 1 F L P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 4 - BD 79 A107N 1 F L P 1 L LOOSE 0 0 5 - BD 79 A107N 1 F L I 2 R LOOSE 2 0 4 - BD 79 A107N 1 F L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 79 A107N 1 F L C - R IN SITU 0 D 4 - BD 79 A107N 1 F L P 1 R IN SITU 0 M 6 - BD 79 A107N 3 F L M 3 L IN SITU - 0 - 22 BD 79 A107N 3 F L M 2 L IN SITU - 0 - 28 BD 79 A107N 3 F L M 1 L IN SITU - 0 - 35 BD 79 A107N 3 F L P 2 L IN SITU - 0 4 - BD 79 A107N 3 F L P 1 L IN SITU - 0 5 - BD 79 A107N 3 F L C - L AMTL/ PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 3 F L I 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 3 F L I 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 3 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 3 F L I 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 3 F L I 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 3 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M L M 3 L LOOSE - 0 - 6 BD 79 A107N 2A M L M 2 L LOOSE - 0 - 15 BD 79 A107N 2A M L M 1 L LOOSE - 0 - 19 BD 79 A107N 2A M U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 14 BD 79 A107N 2A M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 19 BD 79 A107N 2A M U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 5 BD 79 A107N 2A M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 18 BD 79 A107N 2A M U M 1 R LOOSE - 0 - 18 BD 79 A107N 2A M L M 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 12 BD 79 A107N 2A M L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A107N 2A M L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2A M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U C - L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U P 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U P 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? L M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U M 1 R AMTL - - - -

397 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A107N 2B F? U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107N 2B F? U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107N RS '3' - U C - R LOOSE V SLT 0 5 - BD 79 A107N RS '3' - L M 2 R LOOSE 0 0 - 22 BD 79 A107N RS '3' - L M 1 R LOOSE 0 - - 36 BD 79 A107N RS '3' - L M 3 R LOOSE V SLT BM CUSP - 21 BD 79 A107N RS '3' - U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 2 D CEJ - 32 BD 79 A107N RS '4' - U I 2 L LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107N RS '4' - U I 1 L LOOSE - - 4 - BD 79 A107N RS '4' - U I 2 R LOOSE 1 0 2 - BD 79 A107N RS '4' - U I 1 R LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 79 A107N RS '4' - U I 2 R LOOSE V SLT 0 3 - BD 79 A107N RS '4' - U P 2 R LOOSE 1SG M CEJ 3 - BD 79 A107N RS '5' - U I/C - - LOOSE - - 5 - BD 79 A107N RS '6' - U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 6 - BD 79 A107N RS '7' - U M 3 R LOOSE - 0 - 11 BD 79 A107N RS '8' - L M 3 - LOOSE 1 M CEJ - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U C - L IN SITU 0 0 1 - BD 79 A107S 1 - L C - L IN SITU 3B 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 1 - U I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 1 - U I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 1 - BD 79 A107S 1 - L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 79 A107S 1 - L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 18 BD 79 A107S 1 - U M 2 L LOOSE 1B 0 - 4 BD 79 A107S 1 - U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 1 - BD 79 A107S 1 - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U C - R IN SITU 0 0 1 - BD 79 A107S 1 - L C - R IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 1 - U I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 1 - BD 79 A107S 1 - U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 1 - L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 6 BD 79 A107S 1 - L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 18 BD 79 A107S 1 - L M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U M 3 R UNE 0 0 - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 4 BD 79 A107S 1 - U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 14 BD 79 A107S 1 - L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 1 - L P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 1 - BD 79 A107S 1 - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 1 - U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L I 2 L IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 79 A107S 2 F L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 24 BD 79 A107S 2 F L P 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A107S 2 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U M 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L C - R LOOSE 1L 0 3 - BD 79 A107S 2 F U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 14 BD 79 A107S 2 F L M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 30 BD 79 A107S 2 F U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - -

398 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A107S 2 F L P 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 2 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L M 3 L IN SITU 2L 0 - 11 BD 79 A107S 3 M L M 2 L IN SITU 2L 0 - 23 BD 79 A107S 3 M L M 1 L IN SITU 2L 0 - 24 BD 79 A107S 3 M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 79 A107S 3 M U M 3 L IN SITU V SLT 0 - 15 BD 79 A107S 3 M U M 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 - 18 BD 79 A107S 3 M L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 3 M L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 3 M L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L M 3 R IN SITU 2L 0 - 8 BD 79 A107S 3 M L M 2 R IN SITU 2L 0 - 17 BD 79 A107S 3 M L M 1 R IN SITU 2L 0 - 31 BD 79 A107S 3 M U M 3 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 9 BD 79 A107S 3 M U M 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 15 BD 79 A107S 3 M U M 1 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 24 BD 79 A107S 3 M U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A107S 3 M L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 3 M U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 4 F U M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 14 BD 79 A107S 5 F U C - L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 79 A107S 5 F U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 79 A107S 5 F L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 24 BD 79 A107S 5 F L M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 24 BD 79 A107S 5 F L P 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A107S 5 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L I 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U M 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 79 A107S 5 F U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 27 BD 79 A107S 5 F L M 1 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 23 BD 79 A107S 5 F U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 5 F U I 1 R IN SITU 2 - 3 - BD 79 A107S 5 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L I 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L I 2 R PL - - - -

399 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A107S 5 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 5 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A107S 6 M L C - L IN SITU V SLT 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L I 1 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 35 BD 79 A107S 6 M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 36 BD 79 A107S 6 M U M 3 L IN SITU - 0 - 22 BD 79 A107S 6 M U M 1 L IN SITU - 0 - 38 BD 79 A107S 6 M L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L M 1 L IN SITU 0 SM M? - 39 BD 79 A107S 6 M L C - R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 79 A107S 6 M U C - R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A107S 6 M U I 1 R IN SITU - 0 4 - BD 79 A107S 6 M U I 2 R IN SITU - 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L I 1 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L I 2 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 33 BD 79 A107S 6 M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 35 BD 79 A107S 6 M L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 37 BD 79 A107S 6 M U M 3 R IN SITU - 0 - 31 BD 79 A107S 6 M U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 38 BD 79 A107S 6 M L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 79 A107S 6 M L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 79 A107S 6 M U P 1 R IN SITU - 0 6 - BD 79 A107S 6 M U P 2 R IN SITU - 0 7 - BD 79 A107S RS 11 - L P 2 R LOOSE 1L 0 3 - BD 79 A107S RS 12 - L P 1 L LOOSE 1 B/L 0 3 - BD 79 A107S RS 7 - L M 2/3 R LOOSE 1 B/L OCC LRG - 12 BD 79 A107S RS 9 - U M 3? L LOOSE 1 0 - 6 BD 79 A107S RS 9 - U M 2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 12 BD 79 A108N - - L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108N - - L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108N RS 2 - L M 1 R LOOSE 0 OCC - 6 BD 79 A108N RS 3 - U M 2? L LOOSE - 0 - 14 BD 79 A108N RS 3 - L M 2? L LOOSE - 0 - 18 BD 79 A108N RS 3 - U P 2 L LOOSE 1B 0 2 - BD 79 A108N RS 3 - U M 1? R LOOSE - 0 - 17 BD 79 A108N RS 4 - L P 1? ? LOOSE 1 0 4 - BD 79 A108N RS 6 - U I 1 L LOOSE V SLT 0 2 - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L M 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 1 F L I 1 R PL - - - -

400 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A108NW 1 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U C - L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 79 A108NW 3 F U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U M 1 L IN SITU 1 - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 79 A108NW 3 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F L M 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U M 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW 3 F U P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108NW BS 4 - U I 2 L LOOSE 0 0 1 - BD 79 A108NW RS 10 - U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 10 BD 79 A108NW RS 6 - U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 1 - BD 79 A108NW RS 7 - L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE 1 D M CEJ - 20 BD 79 A108NW RS 7 - L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 20 BD 79 A108NW RS 8 - L M 1? L LOOSE 0 OCC SML - 20 BD 79 A108NW RS 9 - U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE - 0 - 17 BD 79 A108SE BS '1' - U M 1 L LOOSE 0 0 - 6 BD 79 A108SE BS '1' - L M 1 L LOOSE 0 0 - 14 BD 79 A108SE BS '1' - U C - R LOOSE 0 0 1 - BD 79 A108SE BS '1' - L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 4 BD 79 A108SW 1 F U C - L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L I 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L M 2 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L M 3 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U P 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U C - R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U I 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L M 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U M 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L P 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F L P 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 1 F U P 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U M 3 R IN SITU - 0 - 18 BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 20

401 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 31 BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 33 BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U P 2 R IN SITU - 0 6 - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A108SW 2 M? U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L P 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109 N OR S - M? L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L C - L IN SITU 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U C - L IN SITU 2B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L I 2 L IN SITU 2B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U I 1 L IN SITU 2B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U I 2 L IN SITU 2B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L M 2 L IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U M 2 L IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U M 1 L IN SITU 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L P 2 L IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U P 1 L IN SITU 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U P 2 L IN SITU 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L P 1 L IN SITU 1L - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L C - R IN SITU 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U C - R LOOSE 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U I 2 R LOOSE 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L I 2 R IN SITU 2B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L M 1 R IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L M 2 R IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U M 1 R IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U M 2 R LOOSE 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L P 2 R IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L P 1 R IN SITU 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - U P 1 R IN SITU 1B - - - BD 79 A109N 1 - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L C - L IN SITU 1B/L 0 3 - BD 79 A109N 2 F L M 3 L IN SITU 1B/L 0 - 18 BD 79 A109N 2 F L M 2 L IN SITU 1B/L 0 - 20 BD 79 A109N 2 F L P 1 L IN SITU 1B/L 0 4 - BD 79 A109N 2 F L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L C - R IN SITU 1B/L 0 2 - BD 79 A109N 2 F L M 2 R IN SITU 1B/L 0 - 18 BD 79 A109N 2 F L M 1 R IN SITU 1B/L 0 - 31 BD 79 A109N 2 F L P 1 R IN SITU 1B/L 0 4 - BD 79 A109N 2 F L M 3 R IN SITU 1B/L OCC - 20 BD 79 A109N 2 F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 2 F L P 2 R PL - - - -

402 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 79 A109N 3 F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 79 A109N 3 F L M 1 L IN SITU 1 B/L 0 - 32 BD 79 A109N 3 F L M 3 L IN SITU 1L 0 - 22 BD 79 A109N 3 F L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L I 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L I 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N 3 F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109N A - U M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 20 BD 79 A109N A - L M 1 R IN SITU - - - >25 BD 79 A109S A - L C - L PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L P 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L C - R PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L M 2 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L P 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 79 A109S A - L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 79 A109SW 1 - U C - L LOOSE 0 0 3 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - L I 1 L IN SITU V SLT 0 3 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 12 BD 79 A109SW 1 - L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 79 A109SW 1 - U P 1 L LOOSE 0 D CEJ 3 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - U C - R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - L C - R IN SITU V SLT 0 3 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - U I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 79 A109SW 1 - U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 15 BD 79 A109SW 1 - U M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 17 BD 79 A109SW 1 - U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 79 A109SW 1 - L M 2 R IN SITU 0 - - - BD 79 A110NE III F U C - L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 79 A110NE III F U I 1 L IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A110NE III F U I 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A110NE III F U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 27 BD 79 A110NE III F U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 37 BD 79 A110NE III F U P 1 L IN SITU - 0 6 - BD 79 A110NE III F U P 2 L IN SITU - 0 6 - BD 79 A110NE III F U M 3 L IN SITU V SLT OCC SML - 4 BD 79 A110NE III F U C - R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 79 A110NE III F U I 1 R IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A110NE III F U I 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 79 A110NE III F U M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - - BD 79 A110NE III F U P 2 R LOOSE 0 CEJ D/L 7 - BD 79 A110NE III F U M 2 R LOOSE - D CEJ - - BD 79 A110NE III F U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE I - U I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 1 - BD 81 A110NE I - L I 1 L IN SITU 1 0 1 - BD 81 A110NE I - L I 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 1 - BD 81 A110NE I - U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 6 BD 81 A110NE I - L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 9 BD 81 A110NE I - U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE I - U I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 1 - BD 81 A110NE I - L I 1 R IN SITU 1 0 1 -

403 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A110NE I - L I 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 1 - BD 81 A110NE I - L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 11 BD 81 A110NE I - U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 7-8 BD 81 A110NE I - U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE III F L C - L IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE III F L I 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A110NE III F L I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A110NE III F L M 1 L IN SITU - 0 - 40 BD 81 A110NE III F L M 2 L IN SITU - 0 - >32 BD 81 A110NE III F L P 1 L IN SITU V SLT 0 6 - BD 81 A110NE III F L P 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 8 - BD 81 A110NE III F L C - R IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE III F L I 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A110NE III F L I 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE III F L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A110NE III F L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 7 - BD 81 A110NE III F L M 2 R IN SITU - D? - - BD 81 A110NE III F L M 3 R IN SITU V SLT M - 23 BD 81 A110NE III F L M 1 R IN SITU - WH CRN - 40 BD 81 A110NE IV M L C - L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M U C - L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE IV M L I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M L I 1 L IN SITU 2B 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 6 BD 81 A110NE IV M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 81 A110NE IV M U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 20 BD 81 A110NE IV M L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 22 BD 81 A110NE IV M U M 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 - 26 BD 81 A110NE IV M L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE IV M U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE IV M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE IV M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE IV M U M 3 L IN SITU 0 OCC - 9 BD 81 A110NE IV M L C - R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M L I 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 81 A110NE IV M U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 19 BD 81 A110NE IV M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 22 BD 81 A110NE IV M U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 22 BD 81 A110NE IV M L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NE IV M U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE IV M U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NE IV M U C - R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE IV M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE IV M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE IV M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NE IV M L M 3 R IN SITU 0 - - 16 BD 81 A110NE IV M U M 3 R IN SITU 0 OCC - 14 BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U C - L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 23 BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 24 BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U C - R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 20 BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 24 BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW 1 M? U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L C - L IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L I 1 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 24

404 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A110NW I M? L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 28 BD 81 A110NW I M? L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L P 2 L IN SITU 0 - 4 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L C - R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L I 1 R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 21 BD 81 A110NW I M? L M 3 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 12 BD 81 A110NW I M? L M 1 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 25 BD 81 A110NW I M? L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW I M? L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW I M? U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L C - L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110NW V M U C - L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110NW V M U I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110NW V M L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 8 BD 81 A110NW V M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 81 A110NW V M U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 18 BD 81 A110NW V M L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 27 BD 81 A110NW V M U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 29 BD 81 A110NW V M U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NW V M U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110NW V M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M U M 3 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M U C - R IN SITU V SLT 0 1 - BD 81 A110NW V M U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110NW V M L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 8 BD 81 A110NW V M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 27 BD 81 A110NW V M U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 27 BD 81 A110NW V M U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NW V M U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110NW V M L M 2 R IN SITU 0 - - 17 BD 81 A110NW V M L C - R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M U M 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110NW V M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE I M U C - L IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L C - L IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L I 1 L IN SITU 2B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE I M U I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE I M U I 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 27 BD 81 A110SE I M U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 36 BD 81 A110SE I M L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M U P 1 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 5 - BD 81 A110SE I M U P 2 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 5 - BD 81 A110SE I M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 D CEJ - 32 BD 81 A110SE I M U M 1 L IN SITU V SLT B L 1/2 CRN - - BD 81 A110SE I M L M 3 L IN SITU 0 M CEJ/OC - 36 BD 81 A110SE I M U C - R IN SITU 2 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L C - R IN SITU V SLT 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L I 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M U I 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L I 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE I M U I 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 32 BD 81 A110SE I M L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 32 BD 81 A110SE I M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 37 BD 81 A110SE I M U M 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 - 34 BD 81 A110SE I M U M 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 - 36 BD 81 A110SE I M L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 -

405 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A110SE I M L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A110SE I M U P 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE I M U P 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 6 - BD 81 A110SE I M U M 3 R AMTL - - - - BD 81 A110SE II F U C - L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE II F L C - L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F L I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F L I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F U I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F U I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE II F U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 81 A110SE II F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 15 BD 81 A110SE II F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 23 BD 81 A110SE II F U M 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 - 22 BD 81 A110SE II F U M 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 - 15 BD 81 A110SE II F U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE II F U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE II F L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE II F U C - R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE II F L C - R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F L I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F U I 2S R LOOSE 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F U I 2 R IN SITU V SLT B 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE II F U I 1 R IN SITU V SLT B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE II F L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 81 A110SE II F L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 22 BD 81 A110SE II F U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 21 BD 81 A110SE II F U M 3 R IN SITU V SLT B 0 - 4 BD 81 A110SE II F U M 2 R IN SITU V SLT B 0 - 14 BD 81 A110SE II F U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE II F L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE II F L M 3 R IN SITU 0 OCC - 4 BD 81 A110SE II F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L C - L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE III F U C - L IN SITU - 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE III F L I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE III F U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 6? - BD 81 A110SE III F U I 2 L IN SITU - 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE III F U M 2 L IN SITU - 0 - 4 BD 81 A110SE III F U M 1 L IN SITU 3B 0 - 26 BD 81 A110SE III F U P 1 L IN SITU - 0 5 - BD 81 A110SE III F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 M 1/2 CRN - - BD 81 A110SE III F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L M 3 L CA/ AMTL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F U C - R IN SITU - 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE III F U I 1 R LOOSE V SLT B 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE III F U M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 22 BD 81 A110SE III F U M 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 - 24 BD 81 A110SE III F L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE III F U P 1 R IN SITU - 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE III F U P 2 R IN SITU - 0 4 - BD 81 A110SE III F L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L M 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L C - R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F U M 3 R CA - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - BD 81 A110SE III F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M U I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE V M U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 7

406 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A110SE V M U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 12 BD 81 A110SE V M L M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 16 BD 81 A110SE V M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 19 BD 81 A110SE V M U M 1 L IN SITU V SLT 0 - 19 BD 81 A110SE V M L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A110SE V M U P 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE V M L M 3 L IN SITU 1 - - - BD 81 A110SE V M L C - L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M U C - L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M L C - R IN SITU 2 B 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE V M U C - R IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE V M U M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 5 BD 81 A110SE V M U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 18 BD 81 A110SE V M L M 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 14 BD 81 A110SE V M L M 1 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 18 BD 81 A110SE V M L M 3 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 12 BD 81 A110SE V M U M 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 12 BD 81 A110SE V M U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE V M U P 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE V M L P 1 R IN SITU 1L 0 2 - BD 81 A110SE V M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A110SE V M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F L C - L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U C - L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 4 BD 81 A111E II F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 24 BD 81 A111E II F L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A111E II F U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111E II F U M 1 L IN SITU V SLT B D - 24 BD 81 A111E II F U M 2 L IN SITU V SLT B M - 17 BD 81 A111E II F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F L M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F L M 3 L AMTL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F U C - R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F L C - R LOOSE 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U I 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 BD 81 A111E II F L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 24 BD 81 A111E II F U M 1 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 25 BD 81 A111E II F L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111E II F U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111E II F U P 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 5 - BD 81 A111E II F L M 3 R IN SITU 0 WH CRN - - BD 81 A111E II F U M 3 R IN SITU - WH CRN - - BD 81 A111E II F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111E II F L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 81 A111E III M L C - L IN SITU V SLT B 0 5 - BD 81 A111E III M U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111E III M L I 1 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 7 - BD 81 A111E III M L I 2 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 7 - BD 81 A111E III M L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 9 BD 81 A111E III M L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 27 BD 81 A111E III M U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 35 BD 81 A111E III M L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 36

407 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A111E III M U M 1 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 - 37 BD 81 A111E III M L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111E III M L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A111E III M U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A111E III M U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 7 - BD 81 A111E III M U C - L PL - - - - BD 81 A111E III M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111E III M U C - R IN SITU 2B 0 3 - BD 81 A111E III M L C - R IN SITU 1B/L 0 4 - BD 81 A111E III M U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111E III M U I 2 R LOOSE 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A111E III M L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 34 BD 81 A111E III M U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 32 BD 81 A111E III M L M 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 28 BD 81 A111E III M L M 3 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 19 BD 81 A111E III M U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111E III M U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 4 - BD 81 A111E III M L P 1 R IN SITU V SLT B/L 0 5 - BD 81 A111E III M U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A111E III M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111E III M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111E III M U M 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111E III M L P 2 R CA - - - - BD 81 A111N II - L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A111N III F U M 1 L IN SITU - 0 - 26 BD 81 A111N III F L M 2 L IN SITU 2L 0 - 24 BD 81 A111N III F U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 18 BD 81 A111N III F L C - L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U C - L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L M 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U M 2 R IN SITU 1 B/D 0 - 17 BD 81 A111N III F U M 1 R IN SITU 1 B/D 0 - 26 BD 81 A111N III F U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111N III F U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111N III F L M 1 R IN SITU - - - 23 BD 81 A111N III F L C - R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U C - R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N III F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M U C - L IN SITU 1B 0 6 - BD 81 A111N IV M U I 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A111N IV M U M 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 - 34 BD 81 A111N IV M L M 3 L IN SITU 1 B/L 0 - 26 BD 81 A111N IV M L M 2 L IN SITU 1 B/L 0 - 27 BD 81 A111N IV M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 B/L 0 - 36 BD 81 A111N IV M L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111N IV M U P 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 6 - BD 81 A111N IV M U P 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 7 - BD 81 A111N IV M U M 3 L IN SITU 1B - - 36 BD 81 A111N IV M U M 2 L IN SITU 1B D - 36 BD 81 A111N IV M L C - L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M U I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M U C - R IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A111N IV M U I 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 5 -

408 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A111N IV M L M 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 20 BD 81 A111N IV M U M 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 35 BD 81 A111N IV M L M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 36 BD 81 A111N IV M U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 37 BD 81 A111N IV M L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111N IV M U P 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 7 - BD 81 A111N IV M U P 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 7 - BD 81 A111N IV M L C - R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M L M 3 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M U M 3 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N IV M L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111N V F L C - L LOOSE 1 M&D 0 3 - BD 81 A111N V F L P 1 L LOOSE 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111N V F L P 2 L LOOSE 1 0 3 - BD 81 A111N V F L M 2 R IN SITU - 0 - 14 BD 81 A111N V F L M 1 R IN SITU - 0 - 18 BD 81 A111N V F L M 3 R CA - - - - BD 81 A111N V F L P 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111W I F L C - L IN SITU 2 B/L 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F U C - L IN SITU 1 B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F L I 1 L IN SITU 2 B/L 0 4 - BD 81 A111W I F L I 2 L IN SITU 2 B/L 0 4 - BD 81 A111W I F U I 1 L IN SITU 1 B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F U I 2 L IN SITU 1 B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F L M 2 L IN SITU 2B 0 - 18 BD 81 A111W I F L M 1 L IN SITU 2B 0 - 24 BD 81 A111W I F U M 3 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 - 12 BD 81 A111W I F U M 2 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 - 18 BD 81 A111W I F U M 1 L IN SITU V SLT B 0 - 26 BD 81 A111W I F L P 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F U P 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F L P 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A111W I F U P 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A111W I F L M 3 L IN SITU 2B OCC - - BD 81 A111W I F U C - R IN SITU 2B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F L C - R IN SITU 2 L/B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F L I 1 R IN SITU 2 B/L 0 4 - BD 81 A111W I F L I 2 R IN SITU 2 B/L 0 4 - BD 81 A111W I F U I 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W I F U I 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 23 BD 81 A111W I F U M 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 - - BD 81 A111W I F U M 3 R IN SITU 1B 0 - - BD 81 A111W I F L M 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 18 BD 81 A111W I F L M 1 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 23 BD 81 A111W I F U P 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W I F U P 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 4 - BD 81 A111W I F L P 1 R IN SITU 1L 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F L P 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 3 - BD 81 A111W I F L M 3 R IN SITU 1L OCC - - BD 81 A111W III F U C - L LOOSE 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W III F U I 2 L LOOSE 0 0 3 - BD 81 A111W III F L M 2 L IN SITU 1L 0 - 18 BD 81 A111W III F L M 1 L IN SITU 1L 0 - 19 BD 81 A111W III F L M 3 L IN SITU 1L 0 - - BD 81 A111W III F U M 3 L IN SITU V SLT 0 - 17 BD 81 A111W III F L P 2 L IN SITU 1L 0 4 - BD 81 A111W III F U P 2 L IN SITU V SLT 0 5 - BD 81 A111W III F U M 2 L IN SITU V SLT D - 16 BD 81 A111W III F L C - L PL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F U I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F U M 1 L AMTL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F L P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F U P 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F U C - R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W III F L M 2 R IN SITU 2L 0 - 18 BD 81 A111W III F U M 3 R IN SITU 1 0 - 11

409 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A111W III F U M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 17 BD 81 A111W III F U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 31 BD 81 A111W III F L M 1 R IN SITU 1B/L 0 - 23 BD 81 A111W III F U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 81 A111W III F U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 5 - BD 81 A111W III F L P 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 5 - BD 81 A111W III F L M 3 R IN SITU 2L OCC - 16 BD 81 A111W III F L C - R PL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F U I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F U I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111W III F L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111W IV M U C - L IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M L C - L IN SITU 2 B/L 0 1 - BD 81 A111W IV M U I 1 L IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U I 2 L IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U M 2 L IN SITU 2 B/L 0 - 6 BD 81 A111W IV M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 B/L 0 - 14 BD 81 A111W IV M L M 2 L IN SITU 1 L 0 - 9 BD 81 A111W IV M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 L 0 - 15 BD 81 A111W IV M L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U P 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U P 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M L P 2 L IN SITU 1L 0 1 - BD 81 A111W IV M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111W IV M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111W IV M L M 3 L CA - - - - BD 81 A111W IV M U M 3 L CA - - - - BD 81 A111W IV M L C - R IN SITU 1 0 1 - BD 81 A111W IV M U C - R IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M L I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U I 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U I 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 3 - BD 81 A111W IV M L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 81 A111W IV M U M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 17 BD 81 A111W IV M U M 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 - 6 BD 81 A111W IV M L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U P 1 R IN SITU V SLT 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M U P 2 R IN SITU V SLT 0 2 - BD 81 A111W IV M L M 1 R IN SITU V SLT D - 17 BD 81 A111W IV M L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A111W IV M L M 3 R CA - - - - BD 81 A111W IV M U M 3 R CA - - - - BD 81 A111W V F?? L C - L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U C - L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? L I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U I 1 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U I 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 26 BD 81 A111W V F?? U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 26 BD 81 A111W V F?? L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 33 BD 81 A111W V F?? U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 38 BD 81 A111W V F?? L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111W V F?? L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111W V F?? L I 1 L PL - - - - BD 81 A111W V F?? L M 3 L CA - - - - BD 81 A111W V F?? U M 3 L CA - - - - BD 81 A111W V F?? L C - R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U C - R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? L I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? L I 1 R LOOSE 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 20 BD 81 A111W V F?? L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 21 BD 81 A111W V F?? L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 25 BD 81 A111W V F?? L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A111W V F?? L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 5 -

410 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A111W V F?? U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A111W V F?? U M 1 R AMTL - - - - BD 81 A111W V F?? L M 3 R CA - - - - BD 81 A111W V F?? U M 3 R CA - - - - BD 81 A114N I F L C - L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U C - L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U I 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F L I 2 L IN SITU 1L 0 1 - BD 81 A114N I F L I 1 L IN SITU 2 B/L 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 15 BD 81 A114N I F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 81 A114N I F U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 17 BD 81 A114N I F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 22 BD 81 A114N I F U M 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 - 21 BD 81 A114N I F L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U P 1 L IN SITU 1 VRY SLT 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U M 3 L IN SITU 0 B CEJ - 12 BD 81 A114N I F L C - R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U C - R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U I 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U I 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 3 - BD 81 A114N I F L I 1 R IN SITU 1L 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F L I 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 10 BD 81 A114N I F U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 15 BD 81 A114N I F L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 BD 81 A114N I F L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 BD 81 A114N I F L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 20 BD 81 A114N I F U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 20 BD 81 A114N I F L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 1 - BD 81 A114N I F L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N I F U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - BD 81 A114N II F L C - L IN SITU 0 0 4 - BD 81 A114N II F U C - L IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A114N II F L I 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F L I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F U I 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 7 - BD 81 A114N II F U I 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 7 - BD 81 A114N II F L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 29 BD 81 A114N II F L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 34 BD 81 A114N II F L M 3 L IN SITU 1L 0 - 29 BD 81 A114N II F U M 1 L IN SITU 3B 0 - 36 BD 81 A114N II F L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A114N II F U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 7 - BD 81 A114N II F U M 2 L AMTL - - - - BD 81 A114N II F U M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - BD 81 A114N II F L C - R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F U C - R IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A114N II F U I 1 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F L I 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F L I 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F U I 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F L M 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 34 BD 81 A114N II F L M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 37 BD 81 A114N II F L M 3 R IN SITU 1B/L 0 - 28 BD 81 A114N II F L P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F L P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 5 - BD 81 A114N II F U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A114N II F U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 6 - BD 81 A114N II F U M 2 R AMTL - - - - BD 81 A114N II F U M 3 R IN SITU 1B M CEJ - 28 BD 81 A114N II F U M 1 R IN SITU 1B M CEJ - 37 BD 81 A114N V - L C - L IN SITU - - - -

411 Continued. Table B.41. Continued.

BD Yr Tb B# Sex U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW BD 81 A114N V - U C - L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L I 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L I 2 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U I 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U I 2 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L M 2 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U M 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U M 2 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L M 3 L UNE - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U M 3 L UNE - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L P 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U P 1 L IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L P 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U P 2 L PL - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L C - R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U C - R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U I 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U I 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L I 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L I 2 R PL - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L M 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U M 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L M 3 R UNE - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U M 3 R UNE - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L P 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U P 2 R IN SITU - - - - BD 81 A114N V - L P 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A114N V - U P 1 R PL - - - - BD 81 A114N VI M L C - L IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U C - L IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M L I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U I 1 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U I 2 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M L I 1 L IN SITU 2 0 4 - BD 81 A114N VI M U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 12 BD 81 A114N VI M U M 2 L IN SITU 1 0 - 20 BD 81 A114N VI M L M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 81 A114N VI M U M 1 L IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 81 A114N VI M L M 3 L IN SITU 2 0 - 16 BD 81 A114N VI M L P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 81 A114N VI M U P 1 L IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 81 A114N VI M L P 2 L IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U P 2 L IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M L M 2 L IN SITU 1 - - 20 BD 81 A114N VI M L C - R IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U C - R IN SITU 2 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U I 2 R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 81 A114N VI M L I 2 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U I 1 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M L I 1 R IN SITU 2 0 4 - BD 81 A114N VI M U M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 BD 81 A114N VI M L M 2 R IN SITU 1 0 - 20 BD 81 A114N VI M L M 1 R IN SITU 1 0 - 21 BD 81 A114N VI M U M 2 R IN SITU 2 0 - 18 BD 81 A114N VI M U M 1 R IN SITU 2 0 - 21 BD 81 A114N VI M U P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 2 - BD 81 A114N VI M L P 1 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M L P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M U P 2 R IN SITU 1 0 3 - BD 81 A114N VI M L M 3 R IN SITU 1 OCC - 17 BD - A80W 1 M L I 1 L PL - - - - BD - A80W 1 M L I 2 L PL - - - - BD - A80W 1 M L M 2 L PL - - - - BD - A80W 1 M L M 3 L PL - - - - BD - A80W 1 M L P 1 R PL - - - - BD - A80W 1 M L P 2 R PL - - - -

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Table B.42. EBII-III: Dental data.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1000 2 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 2 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 6 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 6 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 6 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 6 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 6 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 7 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 7 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 7 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 8 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 8 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 8 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 8 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 8 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 30 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 30 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 30 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 30 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 30 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 30 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 38 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 38 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 38 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 38 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 38 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 38 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 38 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 40 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 41 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 41 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 41 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 42 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 42 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 42 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 42 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 42 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 42 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 52 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 52 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 81 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 81 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 81 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 81 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 81 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 99 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 99 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 99 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 99 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 99 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 99 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 99 L P 2 R PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 113 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 113 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 113 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 113 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 113 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 113 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 113 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 113 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 113 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 138 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 149 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2

413 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1000 149 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 149 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 149 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 149 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 156 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 156 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 156 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 156 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 168 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 180 L I 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 180 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 180 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 190 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 190 L P 2 L ATML - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 190 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 190 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 190 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 190 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 190 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 190 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 194 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 194 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 194 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 194 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 194 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 194 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 232 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 232 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 232 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 232 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1000 232 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 232 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 236 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 236 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 236 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 236 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 236 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 236 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 255 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 255 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 255 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 255 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 256 U M 1 R PAMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 256 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 256 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 256 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 256 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 256 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 266 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 266 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 266 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 266 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 266 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 267 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 267 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 267 L M 3 R PL - - - - -

414 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1000 267 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 267 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 270 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 270 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 283 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 283 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 283 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 292 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 292 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 292 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 292 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 292 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 307 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 307 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 307 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 307 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 319 L M 1 R AMTL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 319 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 319 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 319 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 319 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 326 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 326 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 329 L M 1/2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 329 L M 2/3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 338 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 338 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 338 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 338 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 338 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 338 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 406 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 406 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 406 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 465 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 465 L I 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 465 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 482 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 482 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 482 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 482 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 482 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 519 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 519 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 519 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 519 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 587 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 660 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 660 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 660 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 660 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 736 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 736 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 736 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 736 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1000 736 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1000 736 U M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 736 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 736 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 767 L M 1/2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 767 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 770 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 770 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 770 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 770 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1

415 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1000 794 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 794 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 794 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 794 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 794 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 828 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 828 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 828 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 846 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 846 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 846 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 846 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 846 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 846 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 863 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 863 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 863 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 863 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1000 863 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 863 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 863 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 877 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 877 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 877 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 877 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 877 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 877 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 878 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 878 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 878 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 880 L I 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 880 L I 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 982 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 982 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 982 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 982 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 982 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1010 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1010 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1010 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1027 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1027 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1027 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1027 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1027 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1027 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1040 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1040 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1040 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1040 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1051 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1051 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1051 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1051 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1055 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1055 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1055 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1055 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1055 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1060 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1060 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1060 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1060 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1061 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1061 L C - R PL - - - - -

416 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1000 1061 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1061 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1061 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1061 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1062 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1062 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1062 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1062 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1064 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1064 L I 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1068 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1068 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1068 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1068 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1070 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1070 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1070 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1070 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1072 U C - R LOOSE 1B 0 - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1073 U M 1 R LOOSE 0 0 - 6 3 BD 79 A22 1000 1074 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1075 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1076 U P - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1077 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1077 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1077 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1077 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1078 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1078 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1078 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1078 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1079 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1079 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1079 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1079 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1079 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1079 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1080 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1080 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1080 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1080 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1081 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1081 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1081 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1081 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1082 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1082 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1082 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1084 U P 2 L IN SITU - 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1000 1084 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1084 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1084 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1084 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1084 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1085 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1085 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 1085 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1085 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 1086 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1086 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 1086 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12001 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12001 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12001 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 12003 U C - L PL - - - - 1

417 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1000 12003 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12003 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12003 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12007 U ------BD 79 A22 1000 12008 L M 1 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 12012 U M 1/2/3 - PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1000 12014 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12014 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12016 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12016 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12018 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12018 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12018 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12018 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1000 12021 U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 12021 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 12021 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12021 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1000 12021 U P 1 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1000 12023 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 1 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 1 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 4 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1005 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L M 2 L IN SITU 1L 0 - 9 - BD 79 A22 1005 8 L M 1 R IN SITU 2 B/L 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1005 8 L M 3 R CA/UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 8 L M 1 L IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 8 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 8 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 8 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 15 U M 1/2 - PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1005 15 U M 2/3 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 16 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1005 16 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1005 16 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1005 17 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 17 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1005 17 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 17 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 18 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 18 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 18 U C - R PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1005 20 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 20 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 20 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1005 2000 U M 1/2 L LOOSE - 0 - 4 -

418 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1006 10 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1006 10 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1007 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1007 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1007 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1007 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1007 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1007 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1007 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1007 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1008 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 6 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 6 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 6 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1008 6 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 6 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 8 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1008 8 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 12 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1008 12 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1008 14 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1008 14 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 1 L I 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 6 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 8 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1010 8 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 8 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 17 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1010 17 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 18 U P 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 18 U C - R PL - - - - -

419 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1010 18 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 18 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1010 18 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 19 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 19 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1010 19 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1014 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1014 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1014 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1014 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1014 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1014 21 U M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1014 21 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1014 21 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1014 21 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1014 21 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1014 21 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1014 21 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1014 21 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1015 3 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1015 3 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1015 3 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1015 3 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1015 3 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1015 3 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1015 3 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1015 3 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1017 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1017 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1017 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1017 6 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1017 6 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1017 6 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1017 6 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1017 6 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1020 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1020 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1020 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1020 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 3 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 3 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 3 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 4 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 4 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 4 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 6 L M 2/3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 27 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 27 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 27 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 27 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 27 U P 2 L PL - - - - -

420 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1022 28 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 28 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 28 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 28 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 28 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 28 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 29 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 29 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1022 29 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 30 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 30 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 30 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 30 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1022 30 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1022 30 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1022 30 U M 2 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1022 2000 U M 3 L LOOSE - - - 4 2 BD 79 A22 1023 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1023 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1023 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1023 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1023 4 L M 3 R UNE? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 2 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1024 2 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1024 4 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 4 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 6 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 28 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 28 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 28 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 28 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1024 28 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 28 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1024 28 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 30 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 30 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 30 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 30 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1024 30 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 31 U C - L ------BD 79 A22 1024 31 U I 2 L ------BD 79 A22 1024 31 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1024 2000 U P 2 - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1024 2001 U I 2 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1026 2 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1026 2 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1026 3 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1026 3 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1026 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1026 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 1 L M 3 L CA? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1028 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1028 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - -

421 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1028 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1028 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1028 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 5 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1028 5 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1028 6 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 6 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 6 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 6 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 9 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 9 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 9 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 9 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1028 36 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1028 36 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 1 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 1 L M 3 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 2 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1030 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1030 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 4 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 4 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 4 L P 2 R PL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 5 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 5 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 5 L M 2 R PL; ER? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 6 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 6 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1030 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1030 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 7 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 15 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 15 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 15 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 15 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1030 15 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1030 16 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - -

422 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1030 16 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 16 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 16 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 16 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1030 16 U P 1 R PL/ AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1032 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1032 3 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 5 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1032 5 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1032 5 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1032 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1032 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1032 7 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 7 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1032 7 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 8 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 8 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 8 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 8 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 8 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1032 8 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 1 L M 1? R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 1 L M 2? R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 1 L P 1? R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 1 L P 2? R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1034 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 3 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 3 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 3 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 4 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 4 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1034 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1034 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 5 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 5 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 5 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 6 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2

423 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1034 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1034 6 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1034 29 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 29 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 30 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 30 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 30 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 30 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 31 U M 1/2 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 31 U P/M 1/2 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 32 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 32 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 32 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1034 33 U P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 33 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 33 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 33 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 33 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 34 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 34 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 34 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 34 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 34 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 35 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 35 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1034 35 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 35 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3+ BD 79 A22 1034 35 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1034 35 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 2 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 9 L M 2/3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 10 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1036 10 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1036 10 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1036 10 L P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1036 10 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 19 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 19 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 19 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 19 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 19 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 20 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 20 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 20 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 20 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 20 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 21 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 21 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 21 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 21 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1036 22 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 22 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 22 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 22 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1036 22 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1036 22 U P 2 L PL - - - - -

424 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1040 9 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1040 9 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1040 9 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1040 9 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1040 9 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1040 9 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1040 9 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1042 6 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1042 6 L M 3 L CA? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1042 6 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1042 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 8 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1042 8 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1042 8 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1042 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 8 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 37 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 37 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 37 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 37 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1042 37 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1042 37 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1042 38 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 38 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 38 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1042 38 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1042 38 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1050 1057 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1050 1057 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1050 1057 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1051 4 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1051 4 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1051 4 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1051 4 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1051 4 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 6 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 6 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 7 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 7 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 7 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 7 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1053 61 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1053 61 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 61 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1053 61 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1053 61 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1053 61 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1055 3 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1055 3 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1058 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1058 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1058 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1058 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 2 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1

425 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1058 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1058 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1058 17 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 17 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 17 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 19 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 19 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 20 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 20 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 20 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 20 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1058 2000 L M 1/2/3 - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1059 2 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1059 2 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1059 2 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1059 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1059 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 1 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 1 U P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 1 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 3 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 3 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 3 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 3 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 6 L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 34 - BD 79 A22 1062 6 L P 2 L ------BD 79 A22 1062 6 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 6 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1062 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 8 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 8 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 8 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 8 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 8 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 8 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1062 8 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1062 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 2000 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 2001 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1062 2002 U P - - LOOSE 0 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1062 2003 U P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 2004 L P - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 2005 L M 1/2/3 - LOOSE 0 0 - 26 2 BD 79 A22 1062 2006 U I 1 - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1062 2007 U M 1/2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 21 - BD 79 A22 1062 2008 L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 14 1 BD 79 A22 1062 2009 L M 1/2 L LOOSE 0 0 - 15 2

426 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1064 15 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1064 15 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1064 15 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1064 29 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1064 29 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1064 29 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1064 29 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1066 25 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1066 25 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1066 25 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1066 25 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1066 25 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1067 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1067 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1067 2 L C - R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1067 2 L I 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1067 2 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1067 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1067 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1071 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1071 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1071 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1071 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1075 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1075 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1075 22 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1075 22 L M 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1075 23 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1075 23 L M 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1075 23 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1078 15 L M - - LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A22 1078 16 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1078 30 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1078 30 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1078 30 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 1 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 1 L M 2 L PAMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - -

427 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1080 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 4 L ------BD 79 A22 1080 5 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 5 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 5 L M 3 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 7 L M 1/2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 7 L M 2/3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 10 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 10 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 10 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 10 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 10 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1080 10 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1080 12 L M 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 - 32 - BD 79 A22 1080 12 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 12 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1080 22 U M 2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 13 2 BD 79 A22 1083 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1083 3 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1083 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1083 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1083 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1083 11 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1083 11 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1083 11 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1083 11 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1083 11 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 2 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 4 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 4 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 4 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 17 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 17 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 17 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1084 17 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 17 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 18 L M - L LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A22 1084 19 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1084 20 L M - - LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A22 1088 16 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1088 16 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1088 16 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1088 16 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1089 1 - - - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1089 2 U P - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1089 3 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1

428 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1091 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1091 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1091 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 2 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 5 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1091 6 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 7 - C? - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 8 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 12 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 12 U P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 12 U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1091 12 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 12 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 12 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1091 12 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1091 12 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1094 1 L M 2/3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1094 4 L M 1/2/3 - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1094 5 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1102 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1102 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1102 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1102 1 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 2 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1102 2 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 2 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 4 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 4 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1102 5 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1102 5 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 5 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1102 5 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 21 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1102 21 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1102 21 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 4 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1

429 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1104 5 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1104 5 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1104 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1107 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1107 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1107 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1107 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1107 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1107 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1107 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1113 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1113 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1113 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1113 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1113 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1116 1 U P 2 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1116 2 L I 2 R LOOSE 0 0 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1117 122 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1117 122 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1117 122 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1117 122 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 6 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 6 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 6 L C - L PL - - - - 2? BD 79 A22 1119 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 6 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 6 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 8 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 8 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 8 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 8 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 17 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 17 U P 1 R AMTL - - - - -

430 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1119 17 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 17 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 17 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 17 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 19 U I 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 19 U P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 19 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 19 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 19 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1119 20 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 20 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 20 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1119 2000 U M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1121 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1121 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1121 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 2 L M 3 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1121 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1121 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1121 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 1 L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 12 - BD 79 A22 1123 1 L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 13 - BD 79 A22 1123 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 4 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 5 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 6 U M - L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 7 L M - L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 9 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 10 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 11 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 12 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 13 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 14 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 15 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 16 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 17 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 18 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 19 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 20 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 21 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 22 L I 2 R LOOSE 1B 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 23 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 24 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 25 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 26 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 27 - - - - LOOSE - - - - -

431 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1123 28 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1123 29 U I 2 L LOOSE 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1123 53 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 53 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 53 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1123 53 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1125 2000 L M 2/3 - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 2001 U P 1 R LOOSE 1B 0 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1125 2002 L P 1 R LOOSE 1B/L 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1125 2003 - C/P - - LOOSE 2B 0 - - 1 BD 79 A22 1125 2004 L P 1 L LOOSE - 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1125 2005 L P 2 L LOOSE 1D 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1125 2006 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1125 2007 L P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1125 2008 L P 2 L LOOSE VSL B 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1125 15001 L M 1 R PL; UNE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1125 15001 L M 2 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 15003 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1125 15003 L M 2 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1125 15003 L P 1 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1126 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1126 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1126 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1126 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1126 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1126 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1126 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1126 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1126 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1126 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1126 2 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1126 3 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1126 4 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 1 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 1 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 23 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 23 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1131 23 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 23 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 23 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 32 U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 32 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1131 32 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 32 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 32 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 32 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1131 2000 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 2001 U P 1 L LOOSE SLT B 0 4 - 2 BD 79 A22 1131 2002 U C - R LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1131 2003 - C - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1131 2004 - - - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1131 2005 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 1 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1135 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1135 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 2 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - -

432 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1135 2 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 3 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 4 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 5 U M 2/3 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 6 - C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 7 - C - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 8 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 9 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 10 - C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 11 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 11 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 11 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1135 11 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1135 11 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 6 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 6 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 6 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 6 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 7 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 7 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 8 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 8 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 8 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 8 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 9 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 9 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 9 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 11 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 11 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 11 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 11 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 11 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 11 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 11 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 11 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 11 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 11 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 11 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 12 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 12 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 12 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 12 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 12 L C - R PL - - - - 1

433 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1140 12 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 12 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 12 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 12 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 12 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 13 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 13 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 13 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 13 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 13 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 14 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 14 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 14 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 14 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 14 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 14 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 14 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 14 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 14 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 14 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 14 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 15 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 16 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 17 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 18 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 19 U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 20 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 21 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 22 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 23 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 24 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 25 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 26 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 27 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 28 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 29 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 30 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 31 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 32 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 33 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 34 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 35 L P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 36 U P - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 37 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 38 - M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 39 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 40 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 40 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 40 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 40 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 40 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 40 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 40 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 40 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 41 U M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 41 U M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 46 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 46 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 46 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 46 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 46 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 46 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 47 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 47 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 47 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1

434 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1140 47 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 47 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1140 47 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 47 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 50 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 50 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 51 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 51 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 51 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 51 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 56 U P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 56 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 56 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 56 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 58 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 58 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 58 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 58 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1140 58 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1140 72 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1140 72 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1141 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1141 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1141 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1141 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1142 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 4 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 5 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 5 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1142 5 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1142 7 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 8 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1142 9 U P - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1142 31 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 31 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 31 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 31 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1142 32 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 32 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 32 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1142 32 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1144 3 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1144 4 U C - R LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1144 5 U M 2/3 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1144 20 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1144 20 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1144 20 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1144 20 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1144 20 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1144 20 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1148 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1148 1 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1148 2 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1148 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1148 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1148 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1148 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1

435 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1148 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1148 6 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1148 6 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1148 6 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1148 6 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 2 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1150 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 3 L C - R CA/AMTL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1150 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 4 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 5 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 6 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 6 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 6 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 6 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 7 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 7 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 8 U M 1/2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 4 - BD 79 A22 1150 8 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1150 8 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 8 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1150 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 8 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 9 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 10 - M - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1150 11 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 12 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 13 U M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 14 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 15 U M - L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 16 U M 3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 4 1 BD 79 A22 1150 17 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 18 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 19 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 20 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 21 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1150 22 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1152 25 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1152 25 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1

436 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1152 25 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1152 25 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1152 25 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1154 20 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1154 20 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1154 20 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 1 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 2 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 4 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 4 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 4 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 4 L M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1155 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1155 4 L P 2 R PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1157 46 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1157 46 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1157 46 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1157 46 L M 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1157 47 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 12 - BD 79 A22 1157 47 L M 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 6 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 7 U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - 2 BD 79 A22 1163 8 U M - - LOOSE - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1163 9 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 10 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 11 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 12 - C - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 13 U M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 23 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1163 23 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1163 23 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1163 23 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1163 23 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1163 23 U P 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1163 23 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1163 24 U C - L PL - - - - 1

437 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1163 24 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1163 24 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1163 24 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1163 24 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1163 24 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1165 1 L M 1 L LOOSE 0 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1165 2 U C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1165 3 U P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1165 4 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1165 5 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1165 6 L M 1 R LOOSE 1L 0 - - 2 BD 79 A22 1165 7 L I 2 L LOOSE 1D 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1165 8 L M - L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1165 9 L P 1 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1167 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1167 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1167 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1167 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1167 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1169 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1169 3 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1169 3 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1169 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1169 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1172 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 2 L M 3 R IN SITU VSL - - 18 - BD 79 A22 1172 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1172 5 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1172 5 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 6 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 6 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 6 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1172 7 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 1 L C - R ------BD 79 A22 1174 1 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 1 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 1 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 2 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 3 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 3 L P 1 L AMTL - - - - -

438 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1174 3 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 3 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1174 3 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 3 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1174 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1178 2 U M 2 L LOOSE 0 0 - 4 3 BD 79 A22 1181 99 L M 1/2/3 R? LOOSE 0 0 - 20 2 BD 79 A22 1182 1 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1182 1 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1182 1 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1182 4 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1182 4 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1186 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1186 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1186 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 9 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1186 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1189 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1189 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 2 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 2 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1189 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 16 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 16 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 16 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 16 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1189 16 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1189 16 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1191 32 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1191 32 U M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1191 32 U M 3 R PL/AMTL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1193 10 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 2 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1194 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 3 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 4 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1

439 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1194 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1194 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 10 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1194 10 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1194 10 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1194 10 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1196 4 U M - R IN SITU - 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1196 6 U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1198 1 L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 15 - BD 79 A22 1198 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 1 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 2 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1198 2 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 2 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 3 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 3 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1198 7 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1198 8 L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 B-BIG - 12 2 BD 79 A22 1198 62 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 62 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1198 62 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 1 L I 1 R ------BD 79 A22 1200 1 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 1 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 1 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1200 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 3 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 3 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 3 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 3 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 3 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 3 L M 1 L PL/AMTL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1200 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 8 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 8 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 8 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 8 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 8 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1

440 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1200 11 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 11 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 11 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 11 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 82 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 82 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 82 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 82 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 82 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1200 82 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 83 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 83 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 83 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1200 83 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1200 83 U P 1 R PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 1 L M 3 L IN SITU 1L 0 - 10 - BD 79 A22 1202 1 L M 2 L IN SITU 1L 0 - 15 - BD 79 A22 1202 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 2 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1202 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1202 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1202 7 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 7 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1202 7 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1202 7 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1202 7 U M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1202 7 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1202 7 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 7 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1202 2000 L P 1 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1203 4 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 2 L M 1/2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 2 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1204 3 L P 2 L ------BD 79 A22 1204 3 L P 2 R ------BD 79 A22 1204 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 3 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 3 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1204 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1204 5 U P 1 L LOOSE 0 0 3 - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 2 L C - R PL - - - - -

441 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1206 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 3 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 3 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1206 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 3 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 4 U I/C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 5 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 6 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 7 L P 1 L LOOSE 0 0 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 8 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 8 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 8 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 8 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 8 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1206 8 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 8 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 8 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 9 U M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 10 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 10 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 10 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1206 10 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1206 10 U M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1206 10 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 10 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 11 U M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 11 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 11 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 11 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 11 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1206 11 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 11 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 11 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 12 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 12 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 12 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 12 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 12 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 12 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 12 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 12 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1206 14 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 14 U I 1 R PL - - - - -

442 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1206 14 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 14 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1206 14 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1206 14 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2+ BD 79 A22 1208 4 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1208 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 5 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 5 L I I R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 22 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 22 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 22 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 22 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1208 22 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 24 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1208 24 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 24 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1208 24 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 8 - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 2 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 2 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 4 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 5 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 5 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1

443 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1209 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 5 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 5 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 6 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 6 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 7 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1209 7 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 7 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 10 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 10 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 10 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 10 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 10 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 10 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 10 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 10 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 24 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 24 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 24 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 24 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 24 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 28 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 28 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 28 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 28 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1209 28 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 28 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1209 28 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 31 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 31 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 31 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 31 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 31 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 33 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 33 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 33 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1209 34 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1209 34 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1209 34 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1210 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1210 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1210 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1210 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1210 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1210 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1210 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1210 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1210 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1210 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1210 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1210 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1

444 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1210 13 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 13 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 13 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1210 13 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1210 13 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1210 13 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1212 17 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1212 17 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1212 17 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1212 17 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1212 17 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1212 17 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1212 17 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1214 5 L P - - LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1214 6 U I 1 R LOOSE 0 0 5 - 1 BD 79 A22 1214 7 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1214 8 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1214 23 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1214 23 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1214 23 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1214 23 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1214 23 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1214 23 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1214 23 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1214 23 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1216 6 U M 2 L IN SITU 0 OC - 10 - BD 79 A22 1216 6 U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1216 6 U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1216 6 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1216 6 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1216 6 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1218 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1218 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1218 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1218 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1218 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1218 54 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1218 54 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 29 U P 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1219 29 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 29 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 29 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 29 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 29 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 29 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 29 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 29 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 29 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 29 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 29 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 2000 U P - R LOOSE 0 0 3 - 1 BD 79 A22 1219 2001 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1219 2002 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2

445 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1219 2003 U C - R LOOSE 0 0 4 - - BD 79 A22 1219 2004 U P - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1221 5 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1221 5 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1221 5 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1221 7 U M 1/2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1221 7 U M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1226 1 U M 1/2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1227 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 3 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 3 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 3 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 4 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 8 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 8 L P 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 8 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 8 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 10 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 10 L M 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 10 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1227 16 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 16 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 16 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 16 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 16 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 16 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 16 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 16 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 16 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 25 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 25 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 25 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 25 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 25 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 25 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 28 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 28 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 28 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1227 28 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 43 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 43 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 43 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 43 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 43 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2

446 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1227 43 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 64 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 64 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 64 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 64 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 64 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 98 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 98 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 98 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1227 126 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1227 2000 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 2001 L? P? 2 - LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 12000 U M 1/2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1227 12000 U M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1228 249 U C - R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1228 249 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1228 249 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1228 249 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1229 1032 U C - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 3 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 3 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 4 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 5 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 5 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1230 5 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 6 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 7 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 22 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1230 22 L M 2 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 25 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 25 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 25 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 25 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 25 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1230 26 u m 1 r pl - - - - - BD 79 A22 1230 26 u m 2 r pl - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1230 26 U C - R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1232 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1232 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1232 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1232 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1232 27 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1232 27 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1232 27 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1232 27 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1234 13 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1234 13 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1

447 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1234 13 L M 2 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1237 2 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1237 3 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1237 3 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1237 3 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1237 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1237 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1237 4 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1237 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1237 4 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1237 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1237 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1237 7 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1237 7 U M 2 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 1 L P 1 L ------BD 79 A22 1239 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 3 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 3 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 5 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 5 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 5 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 7 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 7 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 7 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 7 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 7 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 7 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 7 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 7 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 7 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 8 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 8 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 8 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 8 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 8 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 8 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 8 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 8 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 8 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 8 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 9 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 9 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 9 L M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1239 9 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 9 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 9 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 10 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 10 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 10 L I 2 L PL - - - - -

448 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1239 10 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 10 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 11 L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 36 - BD 79 A22 1239 11 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 11 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 11 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 11 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 14 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 14 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 14 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 14 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 15 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 15 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 15 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 15 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 16 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 16 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 16 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 24 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 24 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 24 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 24 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1239 24 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 24 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 37 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 37 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1239 37 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1239 2000 L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 12 - BD 79 A22 1244 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1244 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 2 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 4 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 4 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 4 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 4 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 13 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 13 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 13 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 13 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 21 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 21 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 21 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 21 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 21 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 21 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 21 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 22 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1244 22 L M 2 R PL; UNE - - - - -

449 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1244 26 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 26 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 26 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 26 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 26 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 27 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 27 L M 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 34 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1244 34 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1244 34 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 2000 - M 3 - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 2001 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1244 2002 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 2003 U M 2/3 L LOOSE 0 M CEJ - 20 3 BD 79 A22 1244 2004 U C - L LOOSE 0 0 0 - - BD 79 A22 1244 2005 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1244 2006 L I 1 R LOOSE SLT M/D 0 5 - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 2007 U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 2008 U C - L LOOSE 1 D/L - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1244 2009 L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 32 2 BD 79 A22 1244 2010 - M 3 - LOOSE 0 0 - 12 1 BD 79 A22 1244 2011 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1245 485 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1245 2000 L P - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 7 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 7 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 17 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 25 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 25 L M 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 34 L M 3 L CA? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 34 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 34 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 34 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 34 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 34 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 36 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 36 L P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 36 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 36 L M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1246 36 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 46 U M 1 R IN SITU - - - 8 - BD 79 A22 1246 46 U I 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 46 U M 2 R UNE - - - - -

450 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1246 48 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 48 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 48 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 48 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1246 48 U M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 48 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 48 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 48 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 49 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 73 L M 1 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 83 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 83 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 83 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 92 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 92 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 92 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1246 92 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1246 92 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 92 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 92 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 105 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 105 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 105 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 105 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 105 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 105 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 109 U M 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1246 109 U M 1 R IN SITU 2B 0 - 25 - BD 79 A22 1246 109 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 109 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 109 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 109 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 109 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 121 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 121 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 121 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 121 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 133 L I 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 133 L I 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 133 L I 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 133 L I 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 138 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1246 138 L M 2 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 138 L P 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 149 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 149 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 149 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 149 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1246 149 L C - L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1246 149 L C - R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1249 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1249 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1249 2 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1

451 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1249 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1249 3 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 1 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 1 L M 3 R UNE/CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 3 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 4 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 5 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 5 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 5 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1251 5 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 7 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 7 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 7 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 18 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 18 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 18 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 18 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 18 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 18 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 39 U M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1251 39 U I 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 39 U P 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 62 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 62 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1251 62 U M 3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1251 74 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 74 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 74 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1251 74 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 74 U M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1251 74 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 74 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 74 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L C - L PL - - - - -

452 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1251 122 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 122 L P 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 125 L I 1 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 126 L M - R? LOOSE 0 0 - 5 1 BD 79 A22 1251 127 u m 1 l PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1251 127 u m 2 l PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1251 127 U M 1 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1251 15000 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 1 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 1 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 1 L P 2 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1253 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1253 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 4 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 4 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 4 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 7 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 7 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1253 7 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 7 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 7 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 7 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 9 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 9 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1253 9 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 10 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 10 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 16 U M - L LOOSE 0 0 - 34 3 BD 79 A22 1253 17 U M - - LOOSE - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1253 18 U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1253 18 U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 19 - BD 79 A22 1253 18 U M 3 L IN SITU/UNE ----- BD 79 A22 1253 18 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 18 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 18 U I 2 L PL - - - - -

453 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1253 18 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 18 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 19 U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 10 - BD 79 A22 1253 19 U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 17 - BD 79 A22 1253 19 U M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 19 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 19 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 19 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 19 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 19 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1253 20 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1253 24 L M 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1255 1 L M 2 R ------BD 79 A22 1255 1 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1255 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1255 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1255 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1255 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 1 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 2 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 2 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 2 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 2 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 4 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 4 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 4 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 5 L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1260 5 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 22 - BD 79 A22 1260 5 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 5 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 5 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 - - - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 7 U M 2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 7 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 7 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2+ BD 79 A22 1260 7 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 7 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 7 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 8 - - - - LOOSE - - - - -

454 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1260 9 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 10 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 10 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 10 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 10 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 10 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 10 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 10 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 10 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 11 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 11 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 11 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 11 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 12 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 12 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 12 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 12 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 12 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 12 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1260 12 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1260 12 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1260 12 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 12 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 12 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 12 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 12 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 16 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1260 16 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 16 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1260 16 U M 2 L PL/UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1261 5 L M 2 L IN SITU 0 OC - 14 - BD 79 A22 1261 5 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1261 5 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L I 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L I 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 2 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1263 3 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 3 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1263 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 7 U M 2 L PL 0 0 - 6 1 BD 79 A22 1263 7 U M 3 L IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 7 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 7 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 7 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1263 7 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 7 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1263 7 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1265 2000 L P 2 R LOOSE - 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1265 2002 U I 1 L LOOSE 1B 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1265 2003 L P 2 L LOOSE SLT L 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1265 2004 U I 1 L LOOSE 1B 0 2 - 1

455 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1265 2005 L P 1 R LOOSE VSL M 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 1 L M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1266 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 5 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 5 U M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 5 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 5 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 5 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 5 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1266 5 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 5 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 6 U I 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 6 U I 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 6 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 6 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 6 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 6 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 6 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 35 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1266 35 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 35 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1266 2001 U P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1269 68 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1269 68 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1271 4 U I 1 L LOOSE 1B/L - 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 5 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 6 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2

456 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1271 7 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 8 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 9 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 11 U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 11 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 11 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 11 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 11 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 11 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 11 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 11 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 12 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 12 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 12 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 12 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 12 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 12 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1271 13 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 13 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 13 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 13 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 13 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 13 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 17 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 17 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 17 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 21 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 21 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1271 21 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 21 U M 2 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 24 U M 1 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 25 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 25 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 25 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 25 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1271 25 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 1 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 701 L M 2 R IN SITU 0 - - 14 - BD 79 A22 1272 701 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 701 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 720 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 720 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 720 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 720 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 720 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 720 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 720 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 720 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 720 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 722 L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 13 - BD 79 A22 1272 722 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 722 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 722 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 722 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 722 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 722 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 722 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 722 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 722 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 727 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 727 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L C - R PL - - - - 2

457 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1272 727 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 727 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 727 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 727 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 735 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 735 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 735 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 735 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 735 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 738 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 754 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 754 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 754 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 754 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 754 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 754 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 754 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 754 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 764 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 764 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 764 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 764 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 764 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L I 1 R ------BD 79 A22 1272 773 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 773 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 773 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 773 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 773 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 773 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 773 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 773 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 795 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 795 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 795 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 795 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 795 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 795 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 795 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 795 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 800 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 800 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 800 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1

458 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1272 800 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 804 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 804 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 804 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 804 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 804 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 804 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 805 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 805 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 805 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 805 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 805 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 812 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 812 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 812 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 812 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1272 812 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 812 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 812 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 820 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 820 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 820 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 820 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 823 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 823 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 823 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 823 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 823 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 823 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 839 U I 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 839 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 839 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 867 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 867 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 867 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1272 2000 L P 1 L LOOSE 2L/1B 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1272 2001 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 2002 L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 14 2 BD 79 A22 1272 2003 L M 2/3 R LOOSE - M CEJ - - 2 BD 79 A22 1272 2004 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 2005 L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1272 2005 U M 1/2/3 - LOOSE - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1275 499 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1275 499 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1275 499 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1275 505 L M 2 - PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1275 505 L M 3 - PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 1 L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 10 - BD 79 A22 1277 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 1 L M 3 R UNE? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 2 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1

459 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1277 3 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 4 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 4 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 5 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 7 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 7 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 7 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 9 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 9 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 9 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 9 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 15 U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1277 15 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 15 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 15 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 15 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 15 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 15 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 15 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 16 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1277 16 U M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 16 U M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 16 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 16 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 17 U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1277 17 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 17 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 17 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 17 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 18 U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 15 - BD 79 A22 1277 18 U P 1 R P - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 18 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 18 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 18 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 20 L P - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 24 U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 24 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 24 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 24 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 24 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 24 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1277 24 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1277 30 U M 1 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1277 32 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 32 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 32 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1277 32 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 1 L M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 9 - BD 79 A22 1279 1 L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 23 - BD 79 A22 1279 1 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 1 L M 1 R 1/2 IN SITU ----- BD 79 A22 1279 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1

460 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1279 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 3 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 3 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 4 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 4 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 5 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 6 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 6 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 6 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 6 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 6 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 6 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 7 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1279 8 L I 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 8 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 8 L P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 8 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 8 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 12 L M 1 L 1/2 IN SITU ----- BD 79 A22 1279 12 L M 2 L 1/2 IN SITU - D CEJ - - - BD 79 A22 1279 12 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 14 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 14 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 14 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 14 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 14 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 14 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 14 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 14 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 25 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 25 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 25 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 25 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 25 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 25 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 26 U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - - BD 79 A22 1279 26 U P 2 L IN SITU - 0 5 - - BD 79 A22 1279 26 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 26 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 26 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 55 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 55 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 55 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 55 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2

461 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1279 55 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 68 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 68 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 68 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1279 68 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 68 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1279 2001 L P 1 L LOOSE 2L 0 0 - 1 BD 79 A22 1280 16 U I 1 L ------BD 79 A22 1280 16 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1280 16 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1280 16 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1280 16 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1280 16 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1289 8 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 8 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 8 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1289 8 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 8 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 8 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1289 8 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1289 8 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1289 9 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 9 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 9 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1289 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 9 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1289 9 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1289 9 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 1 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1296 1 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1296 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1296 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1296 13 U C - R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1296 13 U P 1 R PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1296 90 L M 1 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1298 4 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1303 35 L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 11 - BD 79 A22 1303 35 L M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1303 35 L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1303 35 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1303 35 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 35 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 312 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1303 312 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 312 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1303 312 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1303 312 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 312 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1

462 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1303 336 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1303 336 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1303 336 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1303 336 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 336 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 340 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 340 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 340 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1303 340 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1303 340 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 340 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1303 340 L M 1 L PL/AMTL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1303 348 U P 2 L LOOSE SLB/VSLM 02-1 BD 79 A22 1304 3 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1304 3 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1304 3 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1304 3 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1304 3 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1304 3 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1305 1 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1305 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1305 2 L M 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1305 2 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1305 3 L M 1 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1305 5 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1305 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1305 5 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1305 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1305 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1305 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1305 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1306 15 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1306 15 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1306 15 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1310 8 L M 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1310 10 U M 1 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1310 10 U I 1 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1311 1 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1311 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1311 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1311 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1311 2 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1311 2 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1311 2 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1311 2 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1311 2 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1311 2 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1311 2 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1312 5 U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 19 - BD 79 A22 1312 5 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1312 5 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1312 5 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1312 5 U M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1312 5 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1312 5 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1312 5 U M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1312 6 U M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1312 6 U M 1 R ER - - - - - BD 79 A22 1312 6 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1312 6 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1313 14 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1313 14 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1313 14 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1313 14 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1313 14 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1

463 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1313 18 U M 3 - IN SITU 0 0 - 7 - BD 79 A22 1313 18 U M 2 - IN SITU 0 0 - 11 - BD 79 A22 1313 18 U M 1 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1315 18 U M 1 - PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1315 18 U M 2 - PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1315 18 U P 1 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1315 18 U P 2 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1316 4 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1316 5 U P 1 R IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1316 5 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1316 5 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1316 5 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1316 5 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1316 6 U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1316 6 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1316 6 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1316 6 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1316 6 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1318 9 U P 1 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1318 10 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1318 10 U C - R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1318 10 U P 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1318 10 U P 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1318 12 U C - L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1322 2000 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1322 2001 U M 2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 4 - BD 79 A22 1322 2002 U M 2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 4 - BD 79 A22 1323 1 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1323 3 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 3 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1323 5 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1323 5 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1323 6 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1323 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1323 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1323 6 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1323 6 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1323 15 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 16 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1323 17 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 18 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 19 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 20 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1323 21 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 3 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1324 3 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 3 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 4 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 4 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 4 L M 2 R CA/AMTL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2

464 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1324 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 13 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 14 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 15 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 15 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 17 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 19 L M 2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1324 20 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 21 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1324 22 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 23 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 24 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 24 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1324 24 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 24 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 25 U M 1 R IN SITU 3 B/L 0 - 21 - BD 79 A22 1324 25 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 25 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1324 25 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 25 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1324 25 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 9 U M 2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 27 1 BD 79 A22 1325 10 U P 2 L LOOSE 1B 0 5 - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 11 U M 1 R 1/2 AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1325 11 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 11 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 11 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 11 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1325 11 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 11 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 11 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 12 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1325 12 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 12 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 12 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 12 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1325 12 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1325 12 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1325 12 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1326 5 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1326 5 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1326 5 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1326 5 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1326 5 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1326 7 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1326 7 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1326 7 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1326 7 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1326 7 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 7 U M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 7 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1328 7 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1328 7 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1328 7 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1328 7 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 7 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1328 7 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1328 38 - - - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1328 39 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 40 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 41 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 42 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 43 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 44 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1328 45 - - - - LOOSE - - - - -

465 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1328 46 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 2 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 2 L M 1 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 10 U C - R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 12 U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 12 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 12 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 12 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 12 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 12 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 13 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 13 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 13 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 13 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 13 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 13 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1329 13 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1329 13 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1332 1 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1332 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1332 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 1 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 1 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 1 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 1 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1332 3 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1332 3 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 3 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 3 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 3 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1332 3 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1332 3 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1332 3 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 16 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 16 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 16 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 16 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 16 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 16 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 17 U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 17 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 17 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 17 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 17 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 17 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 17 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 17 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1333 18 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1333 18 U M 3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1333 1007 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 1008 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 1009 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 1010 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 1011 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 1012 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 1013 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1333 1014 - - - - LOOSE - - - - -

466 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1333 1015 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1334 1000 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1334 1000 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1334 1000 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1334 1000 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1334 1000 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1334 1001 U M 1/2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1334 1001 U M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1334 1002 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1334 1002 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1334 1002 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1334 1002 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1334 1002 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1337 8 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 9 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 10 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 11 - C - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 12 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 13 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 14 U P 1 L LOOSE - 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1337 15 U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 0 - 1 BD 79 A22 1337 16 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 16 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1337 16 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 16 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 16 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 16 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1337 16 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1337 16 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 17 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1337 17 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1337 17 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1337 17 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1337 17 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1337 17 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U M 3 L IN SITU - OC/M CEJ -14- BD 79 A22 1339 3 U M 2 R IN SITU VSL B 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1339 3 U M 2 L IN SITU - OC - 15 - BD 79 A22 1339 3 U M 1 L IN SITU - 0 - 22 - BD 79 A22 1339 3 U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1339 3 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1339 3 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1339 3 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1339 3 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1339 3 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1339 10 U M 3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 5 2 BD 79 A22 1341 2 U M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1341 2 U M 2 R IN SITU 1M 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1341 3 U I 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1341 3 U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - - BD 79 A22 1341 3 U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 4 - - BD 79 A22 1341 3 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1341 3 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1341 4 U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 17 - BD 79 A22 1341 4 U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 19 - BD 79 A22 1341 4 U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 25 - BD 79 A22 1341 4 U C - L IN SITU 1M 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1341 4 U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - - BD 79 A22 1341 4 U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 5 - -

467 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1341 4 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 4 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 8 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 28 - BD 79 A22 1341 8 L I 2 L IN SITU 1L 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1341 8 L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1341 8 L C - L IN SITU 1L 0 4 - - BD 79 A22 1341 8 L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - - BD 79 A22 1341 8 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 8 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 8 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 8 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1341 17 L P 1 R LOOSE - 0 3 - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 18 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1341 19 U I 1 - LOOSE 1B - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 20 L M 1/2 R LOOSE VSL M RT-D CEJ - 22 2 BD 79 A22 1341 21 L M 3 L LOOSE VSL M OC - 18 2 BD 79 A22 1341 22 L P 1 R LOOSE VSL L 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 23 L C - R LOOSE 1L - 3 - 1 BD 79 A22 1341 24 L M 1/2 L LOOSE 0 0 - 20 2 BD 79 A22 1341 25 L M 1 R LOOSE 0 0 - 16 2 BD 79 A22 1341 26 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1342 1 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1342 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1342 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1342 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 4 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1342 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1342 4 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1342 19 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 19 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 19 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 19 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 19 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1342 20 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 20 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 20 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1342 20 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1342 20 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1342 20 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1343 34 U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1343 34 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1343 34 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1343 34 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1343 34 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1343 34 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1343 34 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1343 34 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1343 81 U M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 4 L C 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 5 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 5 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 5 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1345 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1

468 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1345 6 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 6 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 6 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 6 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 6 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 6 U M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1345 6 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 6 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 13 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 13 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 13 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 13 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 13 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 23 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 23 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1345 23 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1345 23 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1346 9 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 9 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1346 2000 U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 5 - - BD 79 A22 1346 2001 U M 2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 13 2 BD 79 A22 1347 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1347 1 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1347 1 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1347 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1347 1 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1347 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1347 1 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1347 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 3 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1349 3 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 3 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 3 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1349 3 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 28 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 28 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 28 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1349 28 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1349 28 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 47 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1349 47 U M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1349 55 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1349 55 U I 1 L PL - - - - -

469 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1349 55 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1349 55 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1349 55 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1349 55 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 55 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1349 80 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1349 80 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1350 8 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1350 8 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1350 10 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1350 10 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 10 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1350 38 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1350 38 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1350 38 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1350 38 U M 3 R PL/UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 5 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1351 5 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1351 5 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1351 5 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 5 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 5 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1351 5 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 8 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 8 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 8 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 8 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 8 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1351 8 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 8 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1351 8 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1351 2000 U P 2 L LOOSE - - 0 - 1 BD 79 A22 1354 1 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 2 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 3 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 4 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 5 - C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1354 6 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 6 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 6 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1354 6 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 6 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 6 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 8 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 8 U M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1354 8 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1354 8 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1354 8 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1354 8 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1354 8 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1354 8 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1355 1 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1355 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - -

470 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1355 1 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1355 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1355 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1355 1 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1355 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1356 SK U P 2 R ------BD 79 A22 1356 SK U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1356 SK U P 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1356 SK U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1356 SK U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1356 SK U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1356 SK U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1356 SK U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1357 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1357 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1357 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1357 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1357 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1357 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 1 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U M 3 R IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 4 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1357 9 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 12 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 12 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 12 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 12 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 12 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 12 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 12 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 12 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 12 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1360 22 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 19 - BD 79 A22 1360 22 L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 19 - BD 79 A22 1360 22 L P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1360 22 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 22 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1

471 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1360 22 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 22 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 22 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1360 38 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 38 L P 2 R AMTL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1360 38 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1360 38 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1361 7 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1361 7 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1361 7 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 7 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 12 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1361 12 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1361 12 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1361 12 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1361 12 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1361 12 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1361 12 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 1 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 6 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 6 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 6 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 6 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 6 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 6 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 6 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 6 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1362 6 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1362 6 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 6 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 6 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1362 9 U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1362 9 U M 1 R IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 9 U M 3 R IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 9 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 9 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 16 U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - - - BD 79 A22 1362 16 U I 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 16 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 16 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 16 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 16 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 22 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 23 - - - - LOOSE - - - - -

472 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1362 24 U P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 0.5 - 1 BD 79 A22 1362 25 U M 1/2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 16 3 BD 79 A22 1362 26 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 27 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 28 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 29 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1362 30 U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1363 SK U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1363 SK U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1363 SK U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1363 SK U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1363 SK U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1363 SK U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1363 SK U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1364 1 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1364 1 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1364 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1366 12 U M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1366 12 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1366 12 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1366 16 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1366 16 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1366 16 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1366 41 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1366 41 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 41 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 41 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1366 41 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1366 46 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1366 46 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1367 2 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1367 2 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1367 2 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1367 2 U M 1 L PL - - - - -

473 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1367 2 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1367 2 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 3 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 19 L I 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 19 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 19 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 19 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 19 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 19 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 30 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 30 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 30 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 30 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 30 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1368 33 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 33 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 33 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 33 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 33 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 64 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 64 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 64 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 64 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 64 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 64 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 65 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 68 U M - R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 69 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 70 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 71 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 72 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 73 - - - - LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 74 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 75 - - - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1368 76 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 77 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 78 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 79 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 80 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 81 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 82 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 83 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 84 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 85 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 86 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 87 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 88 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 89 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 90 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 91 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 92 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 93 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 94 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 95 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1368 96 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1369 19 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1369 19 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1369 19 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1369 19 U M 3 L PL - - - - -

474 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1369 19 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1369 19 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1369 21 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1369 21 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1369 21 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1370 12 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1370 12 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1370 12 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1370 12 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 28 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 28 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 28 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 28 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 28 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 28 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 28 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 45 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1372 45 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 45 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1372 45 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1372 45 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1372 45 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 7 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1373 7 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1373 7 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1373 7 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 7 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 7 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 7 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1373 7 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 8 U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1373 8 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 8 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1373 8 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1373 8 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 8 U M 3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1373 8 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1373 8 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 38 U M 2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - - 3 BD 79 A22 1373 40 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 41 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 42 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 43 - - - - LOOSE - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 44 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 45 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 46 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 47 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1373 79 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1374 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1374 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1374 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1374 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1374 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1374 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 5 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 8 - BD 79 A22 1377 5 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 5 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2

475 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1377 5 L I 2 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 5 L 1 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 5 L M 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 5 L M 2 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 12 U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1377 12 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 12 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 12 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 12 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 12 U M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 12 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 12 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 13 U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1377 13 U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1377 13 U P 2 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1377 13 U M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 13 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1377 13 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 13 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1377 13 U M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1378 1 U M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1378 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1378 1 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1378 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1378 1 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1379 1 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1379 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1379 1 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1379 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1379 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1379 1 U M 3 R PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1380 6 L M 1 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 4 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 4 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 4 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 4 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 4 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 4 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 4 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1381 4 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 4 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 4 U P 1 L PL - - - - -

476 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1381 4 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 4 U M 1 R PL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1381 4 U P 2 R PL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1382 30 U M 1/2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1382 30 U M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1384 21 U M 3 R IN SITU 0 0 - 0 - BD 79 A22 1384 21 U M 1 R IN SITU 2B - - ~18 - BD 79 A22 1384 21 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1384 21 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1384 21 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1384 21 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1385 SK U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1385 SK U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1385 SK U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1385 SK U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1385 SK U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1385 SK U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1385 SK U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1386 14 U M 2 R IN SITU - - - 38 - BD 79 A22 1386 14 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1386 14 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1386 14 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1386 14 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1386 14 U M 3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1386 14 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1386 14 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1386 31 U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 38 - BD 79 A22 1386 31 U P 2 L IN SITU - - 8 - - BD 79 A22 1386 31 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1386 31 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1386 31 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1386 31 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1386 31 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1386 31 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1387 1 U M 3 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1387 1 U M 2 R IN SITU 2B 0 - 18 - BD 79 A22 1387 2 U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1387 2 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1387 2 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1387 2 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1387 3 U M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1387 3 U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 15 - BD 79 A22 1387 3 U M 1 L IN SITU 1 M/B 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1387 2000 U P 1 L LOOSE 0 0 3 - 2 BD 79 A22 1388 12 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 12 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1

477 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1388 12 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 12 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1388 12 U M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 12 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 12 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 12 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 13 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 13 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1388 13 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1388 13 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 13 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1388 13 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 14 U M 1 L 1/2 AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 14 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 14 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 14 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1388 14 U M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1388 14 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 14 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1388 14 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1390 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1390 5 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1390 5 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1391 2 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1391 2 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1391 2 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1391 2 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1391 2 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1391 2 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1391 2 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1391 6 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1391 6 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1391 6 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1391 6 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1392 9 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1392 9 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1392 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1392 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1392 9 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1392 9 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1392 9 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1392 9 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1393 17 U I 1 L ER - - - - - BD 79 A22 1393 17 U I 2 L ER - - - - - BD 79 A22 1393 17 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1393 17 U M 2 L UNE - - - - -

478 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1393 2000 L M 1/2 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1393 2001 L I 2 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1393 2002 L C - L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1394 18 U P 2 L ?? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1394 18 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1394 18 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1394 18 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1394 18 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1394 18 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1394 18 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1394 19 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1394 19 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1394 19 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1394 19 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1394 19 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1394 19 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1394 19 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 2 U M 1 L IN SITU 1 (SLT) 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1395 2 U M 2 L IN SITU/UNE ----- BD 79 A22 1395 2 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 2 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 2 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1395 2 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1395 2 U M 3 L PL/UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 4 - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 4 - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U M 1 L IN SITU 1B 0 - 17 - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U P 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U I 2 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U I 2 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 11 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 11 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 11 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 11 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 11 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 11 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1395 11 U M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1395 11 U M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 1 L M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1396 3 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1396 3 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1396 3 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1398 9 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1398 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1398 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1398 9 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1398 9 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1398 9 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1398 9 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1398 9 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1399 14 U P 1 L AMTL - - - - -

479 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1399 14 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 14 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1399 14 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 14 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 14 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1399 14 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 14 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 14 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 14 U I 2 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 15 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 16 U P 1 R LOOSE VSL B 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1399 17 U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE VSL B/D 0 - 14 3 BD 79 A22 1399 18 U M 1/2 R LOOSE - D - ~25 3 BD 79 A22 1399 19 U M 1/2 L LOOSE - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1399 20 - I/C - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 21 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 22 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1399 23 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1402 3 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1402 3 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1402 3 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1402 3 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1402 8 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1402 8 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1402 8 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1402 8 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1402 8 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1402 16 U P 1 L LOOSE 0 0 1 - - BD 79 A22 1411 68 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 68 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 68 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 68 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 87 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 87 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 87 L C - L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 87 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 87 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 87 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 87 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 87 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 87 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 87 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 88 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 89 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 89 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 89 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 89 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 89 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 95 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 95 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 95 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 95 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 95 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 96 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 96 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L M 3 R PL - - - - -

480 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1411 96 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 96 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 156 U M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 156 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 156 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 156 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1411 156 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 156 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1411 156 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1411 156 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 3 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 3 L M 2 R AMTL; MPL ----- BD 79 A22 1413 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 4 L M 3 L ------BD 79 A22 1413 4 L M 2 L AMTL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 4 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 4 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 4 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1413 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 13 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 13 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 13 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 13 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 13 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 13 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 13 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 13 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 13 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 14 L P 2 L IN SITU 0 - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 14 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 14 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 14 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 14 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 16 U M 3 R IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 16 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 16 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 24 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1413 24 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1413 24 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1415 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1415 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1415 2 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - -

481 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1415 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1415 3 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1415 4 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1415 4 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1415 4 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 34 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 34 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 34 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 34 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1417 68 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 68 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 68 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 68 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1417 68 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1417 88 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 88 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 88 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1417 135 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 135 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 135 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1417 135 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1417 135 U M 3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1417 135 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1417 135 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1417 146 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 146 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 146 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1417 12000 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1417 12000 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1417 12000 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1417 15003 U - - - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1419 32 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1419 32 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1421 16 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1421 16 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1421 16 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1421 16 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1421 16 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1421 16 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1421 16 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1421 17 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1421 17 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1421 17 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1421 17 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1423 18 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1423 18 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 18 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 18 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 18 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 63 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 63 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 63 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 63 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 80 U P 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1423 80 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1423 80 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 80 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 80 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1423 122 U M 2/3 L IN SITU VSL 0 - 6 - BD 79 A22 1426 50 L M 1/2 R LOOSE 0 0 - 15 2 BD 79 A22 1430 44 U P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1431 1 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - -

482 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1431 1 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1431 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 2 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 2 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 2 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1431 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1431 58 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1433 9 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 9 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 9 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 9 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 10 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 10 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 10 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 10 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1433 10 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1435 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1435 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1435 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1435 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1435 3 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1435 3 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1435 3 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1435 3 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1435 15 U C - R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 47 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 48 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 49 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 50 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 51 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 52 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 53 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 54 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 55 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1437 56 U M 1/2 R LOOSE - OC - 12 4? BD 79 A22 1437 57 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1438 17 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1438 17 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1438 17 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1439 1 L M 2/3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1439 1 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1440 51 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1440 51 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 31 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 82 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 82 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 84 U M - - LOOSE - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1441 84 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 84 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1

483 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1441 84 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 84 L I I L PL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 84 L I 1 R PL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 85 U M 1 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 86 - - - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 87 U M 1 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 106 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1441 125 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 125 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 125 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 125 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 125 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1441 125 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 138 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 138 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 138 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 138 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 138 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 144 U M 3 L ------BD 79 A22 1441 144 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 144 U P 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 144 U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 144 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 144 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 144 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 160 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 160 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 160 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 161 U M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1441 161 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1441 161 U M 1 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1441 162 U M - L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1441 162 U M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 44 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 44 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 44 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 44 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1442 44 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 67 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 67 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 67 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 67 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 67 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 67 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 75 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 75 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 75 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 75 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 75 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 75 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1442 78 U M 3 L LOOSE 0 M CEJ - 4 1 BD 79 A22 1442 79 - - - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 80 U P - R LOOSE 1B 0 5 - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 81 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 83 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 83 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1442 83 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 83 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 83 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 84 U M 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 - 23 - BD 79 A22 1442 84 U P 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 5 - - BD 79 A22 1442 84 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 84 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 84 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 84 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3

484 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1442 84 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 84 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 85 U M 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 21 - BD 79 A22 1442 85 U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 27 - BD 79 A22 1442 85 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 85 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 85 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1442 86 U M 2 R IN SITU 1B D CEJ - 16 - BD 79 A22 1442 86 U M 1 R IN SITU 0 - - 30 - BD 79 A22 1442 86 U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1442 86 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1442 86 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 2 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 3 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 3 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 4 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 5 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 5 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 5 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 6 L C - R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 6 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 6 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 6 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 6 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 6 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 6 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 12 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 12 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 12 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 12 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 13 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 13 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 13 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 14 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 14 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 14 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 15 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 15 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 15 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 15 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 15 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 15 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 17 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 17 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 17 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 17 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 17 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 17 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 17 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 17 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 17 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1

485 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1444 18 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 18 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 19 L P 2 R ------BD 79 A22 1444 19 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 19 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 19 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 19 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 19 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 20 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 20 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 20 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 20 L P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 20 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 20 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L M 2 R IN SITU 0 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1444 21 L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 20 - BD 79 A22 1444 21 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 21 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 21 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 22 L I 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 22 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 22 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 22 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 22 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 22 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 22 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 22 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 22 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 22 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 24 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 24 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 24 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2+ BD 79 A22 1444 24 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 24 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 24 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 25 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 25 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 25 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 25 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 25 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 25 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 25 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1

486 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1444 26 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 26 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 26 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 26 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 27 L M? 2? R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 27 L M? 1? R PL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 27 L P? 2? R PL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 28 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 28 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 28 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 28 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 28 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 28 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 28 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 28 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 28 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 28 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 30 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 30 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 30 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 30 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 30 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 30 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 30 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 30 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 32 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 32 L M 3 L CA? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 32 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 32 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 32 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 32 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 32 L M 2 L PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 34 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 34 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 34 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 34 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 34 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 34 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 35 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 35 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 35 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 35 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 35 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 35 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 36 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 36 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 36 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 36 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 36 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 36 L P 2 L PL/AMTL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1

487 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1444 37 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 37 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 37 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 38 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 38 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 38 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 39 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 39 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 39 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 39 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 39 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 39 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 39 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 41 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 41 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 41 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 42 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 42 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 42 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 42 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 42 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 42 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 45 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 45 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 45 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 46 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 46 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 46 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 46 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 47 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 48 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 48 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 48 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 48 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 49 L P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 4 - - BD 79 A22 1444 49 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 49 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 49 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 49 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 50 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 50 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 50 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 50 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 50 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 50 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 50 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 50 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 54 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 61 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 61 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 61 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 61 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 61 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 61 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1

488 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1444 61 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 65 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 65 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 65 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 65 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 65 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 65 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 65 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 66 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 66 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 66 L I I R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 66 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 68 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 68 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 68 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 73 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 73 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 73 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 73 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 76 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 76 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 80 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 80 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 80 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 80 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 97 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 97 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 100 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 100 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1444 100 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1444 100 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1444 100 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1448 12004 U M 1 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 2 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 2 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 2 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 10 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 10 L M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 10 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 10 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 10 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 13 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 13 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 13 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 13 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 13 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 13 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1

489 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1449 14 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 14 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 16 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 16 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 16 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 16 L M 3 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 16 L P 2 L PL; UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 37 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 37 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 37 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 37 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 37 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 37 L M 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 72 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 78 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 78 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 78 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 78 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 78 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 86 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 86 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 86 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 86 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 86 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 86 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 86 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 86 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 86 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 86 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 96 L M 3 R IN SITU 1 B/D 0 - 13 - BD 79 A22 1449 96 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 96 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 96 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 96 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 96 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 98 L M 3 L IN SITU 0 0 - 18 - BD 79 A22 1449 98 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 109 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 109 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 109 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 109 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 109 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 109 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 120 L M 1 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 133 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 133 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 133 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 133 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 133 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 133 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1

490 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1449 133 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 137 L M 3 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 137 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 137 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 137 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 137 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 137 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 189 L M 2/3 L AMTL? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 189 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 190 L M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 190 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 190 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 204 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 204 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 204 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 204 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 204 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1449 204 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 204 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 205 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 205 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 205 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 233 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 233 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 233 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 233 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 241 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 241 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 241 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 241 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1449 241 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 241 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 246 U C - L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 246 U M 1 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 249 L M 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 255 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 255 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 255 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 255 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 255 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 259 L M 1 L PAMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 259 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 259 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 259 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 259 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 259 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 260 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 260 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 260 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 260 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 260 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 272 U M 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 277 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 277 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 277 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1449 277 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 278 ------BD 79 A22 1449 282 U M 2 R PL - - - - -

491 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1449 282 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 284 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 284 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 284 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 296 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 296 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 296 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 317 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 317 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 331 U P 2 L LOOSE 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1449 2000 U P 1 R LOOSE 0 OC 2 - - BD 79 A22 1449 2001 L M 1/2/3 - LOOSE 1L 0 - 20 2 BD 79 A22 1449 2002 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1449 2005 U P 1 R LOOSE VSL M 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2007 L C - L LOOSE VSL B 0 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2008 U P 2 L LOOSE 1B/L 0 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2009 U P 1 L LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2010 U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1449 2011 L I 2 L LOOSE 1B/L 0 5 - 1 BD 79 A22 1449 2012 U I/C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1456 4 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1456 4 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1456 4 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1456 4 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1456 4 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1456 6 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1456 6 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1456 6 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1456 6 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1456 6 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1456 8 U M 1/2/3 L LOOSE 0 OC - 12 3 BD 79 A22 1456 9 U M 1/2 L LOOSE 0 0 - 20 3 BD 79 A22 1456 10 U P 1 L LOOSE 1B/M 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 105 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 105 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 105 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 108 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 108 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 108 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 108 U P 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1457 109 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 109 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 109 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 109 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 109 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 109 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 109 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 110 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 110 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 111 U C - R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 111 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 111 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 111 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 111 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 111 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 112 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 112 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 112 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1457 118 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 118 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1457 118 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 118 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 118 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 118 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1457 118 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1

492 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1459 3 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 3 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 3 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 3 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 3 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 11 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 11 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 11 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 19 L M 1 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 27 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 27 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 27 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 27 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 31 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 31 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1459 31 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1459 32 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 32 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 32 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 32 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 32 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 36 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 36 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 36 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1459 36 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 39 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 39 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 41 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 41 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 42 U M - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 43 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 43 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 43 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1459 51 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 51 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1459 51 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 13 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 13 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 13 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 13 U M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 13 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 13 U P 1 R PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 18 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 18 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 18 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 18 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1461 18 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1461 18 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 50 U I 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 50 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 50 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 50 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 50 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1461 50 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1461 50 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 63 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 63 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 63 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 63 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 63 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1461 63 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1461 63 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1461 88 U M 1 R PL - - - - -

493 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1461 88 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1461 88 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1462 21 U P 1 - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1462 197 U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1463 75 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1463 75 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1463 75 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1463 81 U M 1 R PL/UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1464 1 U P 1 R IN SITU 0 0 3 - - BD 79 A22 1464 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1464 1 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1464 1 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1464 1 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1464 1 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1464 1 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1464 1 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1464 1 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1464 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1464 1 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1464 1 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1466 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1466 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1466 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1466 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1466 14 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1466 14 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1466 64 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1466 64 U M 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1467 1006 U P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1469 18 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1469 18 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 18 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 18 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 20 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 29 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1469 29 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 29 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1469 29 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 31 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 31 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 31 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 31 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 31 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1469 31 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 43 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 43 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 43 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 43 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 43 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1469 43 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 43 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 53 U P 2 R IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1469 53 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 53 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1469 53 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1469 53 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1470 27 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1470 27 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1

494 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1470 27 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1470 47 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1470 47 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1470 47 U M 3 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1470 48 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1470 48 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1470 48 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1470 50 U M 2/3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1471 2000 U M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 2001 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 2002 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 2003 U P 1 - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1471 2004 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1473 22 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1473 22 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1473 22 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1473 22 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1473 22 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1473 23 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1473 23 L M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1473 23 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1475 21 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1475 21 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1475 21 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1475 21 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 41 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1477 41 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 41 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1477 41 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 41 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 41 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 41 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 41 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 42 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1477 42 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1477 42 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1477 42 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1477 42 U P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1479 16 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1479 16 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1479 16 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1479 30 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1479 30 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1479 30 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1479 30 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1479 30 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 3 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1481 3 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1481 3 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1481 3 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 8 U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 12 - BD 79 A22 1481 8 U M 1 L IN SITU 2B OC - 20 - BD 79 A22 1481 8 U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1481 8 U P 2 L IN SITU 2B 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1481 8 U M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1481 8 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 8 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 8 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 33 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1481 33 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 33 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 39 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 39 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 39 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 39 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3

495 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1481 39 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1481 39 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 2 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 29 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1485 29 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1485 29 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 30 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 30 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 30 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 36 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 36 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 36 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 36 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 36 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 63 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 63 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 63 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 63 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 66 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 67 U P 2 R LOOSE - 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 68 L I 2 L LOOSE 1B/L 0 1 0 1 BD 79 A22 1485 69 - C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 70 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 71 L P 2 L LOOSE 1L 0 5 - 1 BD 79 A22 1485 73 - M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 74 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1485 75 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1487 28 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1487 28 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1487 28 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1487 28 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1487 28 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1487 28 U M 3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1487 28 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1487 28 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1487 2000 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1487 2001 L M - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1487 2002 U M 1/2/3 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1489 27 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1489 27 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1489 27 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 27 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 27 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 27 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 54 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1489 54 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1489 60 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1489 60 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 69 L M 3 R CA/AMTL/UNE ----- BD 79 A22 1489 69 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1489 69 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1489 69 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 69 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 71 L ------BD 79 A22 1489 75 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1489 75 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1489 75 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1489 75 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1489 75 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1491 5 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1491 5 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1491 5 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1491 5 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1491 5 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1492 4 L M 1 L PL - - - - -

496 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1492 4 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1492 4 L M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1492 4 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1492 4 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1492 5 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1492 5 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1492 5 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1492 5 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1492 5 U M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1492 5 U M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1492 5 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1492 5 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1492 27 U I 1 L LOOSE 0 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1493 1002 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1493 1003 L P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1493 - L P 2 R LOOSE 0 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U M 2 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U M 3 L IN SITU 1B 0 - 14 - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U M 3 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U M 2 L IN SITU 0 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U M 1 R IN SITU 1B 0 - 22 - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U P 2 L IN SITU 1B 0 2 - - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1495 SK U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1495 SK U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1497 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1497 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1497 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1497 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1497 1 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1497 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1497 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 14 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 14 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 14 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 14 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 14 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 14 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1497 14 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1501 18 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1501 18 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1501 18 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1501 18 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 1 L M 1 L IN SITU 0 0 - 36 - BD 79 A22 1503 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 1 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - -

497 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1503 1 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L M 3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 1 L M 2 R PL/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 13 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 13 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1503 13 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1503 13 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1503 13 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 16 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 27 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 27 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1503 27 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 27 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 27 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 34 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1503 34 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 34 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 34 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1503 34 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 35 - M - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 36 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1503 37 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1505 28 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1505 28 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1505 33 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1505 33 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1506 1016 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1506 1016 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1506 1016 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1506 1016 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1506 1016 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1506 1016 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1507 1 L M 1/2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1507 1 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1507 3 L M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1507 3 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1507 3 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1507 3 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1507 4 U P - - LOOSE - 0 7 - 1 BD 79 A22 1507 5 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 9 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 9 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1509 9 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 9 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 9 U P 2 L PL - - - - -

498 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1509 10 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 10 L M 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 10 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 13 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 13 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 13 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 13 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 13 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 17 L M 1 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 17 L M 2 - PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 17 L P 2 - PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 17 L M 3 - UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 23 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 23 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 23 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 24 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 24 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 24 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 25 L M 1 R IN SITU 0 0 - 21 - BD 79 A22 1509 25 L M 2 R IN SITU 0 OC - 21 - BD 79 A22 1509 25 L M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 25 L M 3 R CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 25 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 25 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 25 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 27 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 27 L M 3 L CA? - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 27 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 27 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 27 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 36 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 36 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 36 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 36 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 44 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 44 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 44 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 44 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 44 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 44 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 47 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 47 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 47 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 47 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 47 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 47 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 50 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 50 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 50 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 50 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1509 50 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 2000 L P 2 - LOOSE - 0 3 - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 2002 U P 2 L LOOSE - 0 1 - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 2003 L P 1 R LOOSE 0 0 3 - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 2004 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1509 2005 L P 1 L LOOSE 0 - 2 - 1

499 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1509 2007 L P 2 R LOOSE 0 - 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1509 12000 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1515 4 U M 2 R ------BD 79 A22 1515 4 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1515 4 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1515 4 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1515 4 U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1515 4 U P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1515 4 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1516 7 U P 2 L ------BD 79 A22 1516 7 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1516 7 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1516 7 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1517 SK U M 3 R IN SITU - - - - - BD 79 A22 1517 SK U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1517 SK U M 1 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1517 SK U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1517 SK U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1517 SK U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1518 1 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1518 1 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 1 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 1 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 1 U M 2 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1518 1 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 1 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1518 1 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 5 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 5 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1518 5 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1518 5 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1518 5 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 5 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1518 5 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1518 5 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 11 U P 1 L IN SITU 0 0 6 - - BD 79 A22 1520 11 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1520 11 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 11 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1520 11 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 11 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 11 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 11 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1520 13 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1521 6 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1521 6 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1521 6 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1521 6 U M 1 L PL/AMTL - - - - -

500 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1521 6 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1521 6 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1521 15 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1521 15 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1521 15 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1521 15 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1521 15 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1521 15 U M 3 R PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1521 15 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1521 15 U P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1522 18 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1522 18 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1522 18 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1522 18 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1530 6 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1530 7 L M - L LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1532 3 L M 2/3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 1 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 1 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 1 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 1 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 5 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 5 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 5 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 11 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 11 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 11 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 11 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 11 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 11 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 11 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1535 15 L M - - LOOSE - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1535 16 - - - - LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1535 17 L M 1/2/3 R LOOSE 0 0 - 10 2 BD 79 A22 1542 50 U P 1 R LOOSE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1544 2 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1544 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1544 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 4 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 4 L I I L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 4 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 4 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 4 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 5 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1544 5 L I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1544 5 L I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1544 5 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 5 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1544 10 L M 1 L LOOSE 0 0 - 20 2 BD 79 A22 1550 14 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1550 14 U M 3 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1552 4 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1552 14 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1552 14 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1552 14 U I 2 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1554 4 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1554 4 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1

501 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1554 4 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1554 4 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1554 4 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1554 4 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1556 2 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1556 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1556 2 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1556 2 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1556 2 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1556 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1556 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U M 1 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U M 3 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U M 3 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U P 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 8 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1557 8 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L M 2 R IN SITU 1L 0 - 16 - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L M 3 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L P 2 L CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L P 2 R CA/AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 19 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 19 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 19 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 19 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 19 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 19 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1557 19 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 2000 - I/C - - LOOSE - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 2001 U I 1 R LOOSE 0 0 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 2002 L I 2 R LOOSE 0 0 4 - 1 BD 79 A22 1557 2003 L I 1/2 - LOOSE 1B/L 0 2 - 1 BD 79 A22 1558 17 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 17 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 17 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 17 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1558 17 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1558 17 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 58 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 58 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1558 82 U C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U I 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U M 1 R PL - - - - -

502 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1558 82 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 82 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 83 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 83 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 83 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 83 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1558 83 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1558 83 L M 3 R UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1559 11 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1559 11 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1559 11 U I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1559 11 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1559 11 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1559 11 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1559 11 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1560 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L C - L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1560 2 L P 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1560 9 L M 1/2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1560 9 L M 2/3 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1560 2000 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - 0 - 12 2 BD 79 A22 1560 2001 L M 1/2/3 L LOOSE - 0 - 36 2 BD 79 A22 1563 31 L M 2 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 31 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 31 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 31 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 31 L M 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 31 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 31 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 38 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 38 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 38 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 38 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1563 38 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1563 38 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 38 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1563 38 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 41 L C - L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 41 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 41 L P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 41 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 51 U M 3 L CA - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 51 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 51 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1

503 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1563 51 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 51 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 51 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1563 51 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1563 51 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 61 L M 1 L AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 61 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 75 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 75 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1563 75 U M 3 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 77 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 77 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 77 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 77 U M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1563 77 U M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1563 77 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 77 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1563 77 U M 3 L PL/UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 26 U P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 26 U C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1565 26 U I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1565 26 U I 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 26 U P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 40 U M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 40 U M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 40 U M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 40 U P 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1565 40 U P 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1565 74 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1565 74 U I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 74 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1565 74 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1565 74 U P 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1565 74 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 1 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 1 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1566 1 L M 3 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1566 1 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 1 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 28 L M 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1566 28 L M 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 28 L M 3 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 28 L P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 78 L M 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 78 L P 2 R AMTL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 78 L C - R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 78 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 78 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 78 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 78 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 78 L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1566 78 L P 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 91 L C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L M 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 91 L M 2 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 91 L M 3 L UNE - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 96 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 96 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 96 U I 2 L PL - - - - -

504 Continued. Table B.42. Continued.

BD YR CH Box # U/L Type # Side Pres/Abs Calculus Caries ICPW MW RT# BD 79 A22 1566 96 U M 1 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1566 96 U M 2 L PL - - - - 3 BD 79 A22 1566 96 U P 1 L PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1566 96 U P 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 116 U C - L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 116 U I 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 116 U I 2 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 116 U P 1 L PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 116 U P 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 137 L M 3 R CA/AMTL/UNE ----- BD 79 A22 1566 137 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 137 L M 2 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 1566 137 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 137 L P 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 167 L C - R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 167 L I 1 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 167 L I 2 L PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1566 167 L I 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1566 167 L I 2 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1569 2001 L M 1 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1569 2001 L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1569 2001 L M 3 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 1569 2001 L P 1 R PL - - - - 1 BD 79 A22 1569 2001 L P 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 - - U M 2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - 2 1 BD 79 A22 - - U M - L LOOSE 0 0 - 4 1 BD 79 A22 - - U M 2/3 L LOOSE 0 0 - - 1 BD 79 A22 - - L M 1 R PL - - - - 2 BD 79 A22 - - L M 2 R PL - - - - - BD 79 A22 - - L P 2 R PL - - - - 1

505