The spring issue of our journal arrives in good time for the holidays.
Articles are the usual eclectic mix and cover:
- the latest bioarchaeological techniques involved in unlocking the history of our ancestors from a single tooth
- an overseas elective in 1981 looking at lip cancer
- a Sheffield experiment in GDP teaching for students in the 1980s
- Ben Fickling and the MGDS diploma
- the FGDP/ FGDP(UK) controversy
- a 1906-1908 Cambridge dental survey of boarded-out children carried out by Harry Goldman
- junk mail – 1840s dental advertising.
In the news are the grant of arms to the College of General Dentistry, the 30th Lilian Lindsay Memorial Lecture and the forthcoming Lindsay Society Conference in Leamington Spa.
There is also a letters section with an invite to the RDH Reunion, a comment on Christopher Dean’s article about Piltdown Man and Arthur Underwood which appeared in the January issue and a family connection to the Battle of Cable Street.