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© C-Dental X-ray, Inc. Wisdom teeth cannot emerge properly when the jaw is too short, as occurs when children are raised on foods that are easier to chew than the ones we evolved to eat. Subtle differences in the oral microbiomes from ancient plaque samples in southern Europe point to potentially gradual agricultural transitions during the Neolithic age, new research suggests, but more significant microbial shifts happened later on. [T]he Neolithic is a gradual and slow process, and in particular in the Danube Gorges region we know that the transition was long and determined a mixing of two cultures and peoples (farmers and foragers), senior author Emanuela Cristiani and first author Claudio Ottoni, researchers at Sapienza University of Rome s diet and ancient technology laboratory, explained in an email.

Romania generalClaudio ottoniEmanuela cristianiX ray incSapienza university of romeProceedings of the national academy sciencesC dentalx rayDanube gorgesSapienza universityItalian peninsulaNational academyNear eastUpper paleolithicLate paleolithicEarly neolithicBronze age