Acanthion

/əˈkænθiən/ noun

An anatomical landmark on the skull located at the apex of the root of the upper front teeth, used in anthropological measurements.

From Greek 'akantha' (thorn/spine), so named because this point resembles a small spine protruding from the jaw bone.

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