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1 | 生戸時代における取端(tooth decay) に関する次の新聞記事を読み下記の設問に4 よ。 (本 25) Tooth decay among children In Edo, Kyushu reglons during Edo period 国 Pdodowerdlass peoplo) 馬 kyushe csmorsrdiass pooplo (⑳ 男 Kyusha dowerdass people) 55 ll 2 Ga 之 Tooth decay was common among chmdren im the Kymsho region during the B eriod aceording to s researcher. He inspeded the remains of 115 chndren who 生 Po fom the lmter pert of the 17th centor They we excavated in Tokoo mpered his findings with thome of another research group tbat examined the remai Cf 2 children fm smmorai fsmiies fom the 170h to 180h cmntries. They 吉 で"mrmted fn KGimikruahu Citr The research gronp llo looked at he remains hiidren Hiving ip towns snd farming commanites fom the 16th to 19th cent They were aso ercavated in Fitaiorusho Ci Ye researeher found that | 1 | swerage117 pereent or children lvine jamd that the corwsponding Rnree were much higher im the cf hidren fom samorsi famihes had and 269 famihes did. among chidren in Kyushu compered to age groups. In the gronp for 6- to 10yearolds。 the y in Kyushu was about four times higher than 吉 Ss を Termains of children in Kyushu across al age home fiom smmorai famihies compared tp

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