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ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH PRIORITIES FOR HUMAN REMAINS FROM EAST ANGLIA
S A Mays
Number of pages - 11

This paper details some of the information potentially available from the study of human bones and the way in which this information may be limited by various factors affecting the nature of an assemblage. Priorities for archaeological research on human remains in East Anglia are suggested in the light of the present state of work and the potential of remains from the area.

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THE HUMAN REMAINS FROM GISBOROUGH PRIORY, CLEVELAND 1985-86
S Anderson
Number of pages - 63

Forty-seven Medieval skeletons from Gisborough Priory, Cleveland area were examined. Unlike many religious sites there were similar numbers of male and female adults. However, as is usual from such sites there were few child skeletons.

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH PRIORITIES FOR HUMAN REMAINS FROM SOUTH- EAST ENGLAND (KENT, EAST AND WEST SUSSEX AND SURREY)
S A Mays and T Anderson
Number of pages - 35

This paper details some of the information potentially available from the study of human bones and the ways in which this information may be limited by various factors affecting the nature of an assemblage. Priorities for archaeological work on human remains from the south- easter n counties are suggested in the light of the present state of work and the potential of bones from the area. A gazetteer of sites from the south- east for which bone reports have been prepared is appended.