Projects
Shoulder blade of infant with scurvy
Analysis of Roman gypsum from stone coffin
Roman burial ground in York
Exhibition at Barton
Roman infant burial
Roman cist burial
Excavating Roman burial in York
Teeth with plaque
Roman sarcophagus from York
Malin preparing exhibiton at Barton
Skeletal excavation
The list below provides brief details of projects carried out by York Osteoarchaeology (ordered alphabetically)
- A63 Melton, East Yorkshire. Analysis of large multi-period cemetery dating from the Early Bronze Age to the Anglo-Saxon period.
http://www.onsitearchaeology.co.uk/index.php?PageID=13
- Addingham, West Yorkshire. Pre-Conquest inhumation cemetery.
- AFT, Leicestershire. Analysis of Roman inhumation.
- Ashchurch, Gloucestershire. Analysis of rural Roman cemetery including decapitations and individuals with evidence of tuberculosis.
- Bootham, York, North Yorkshire. Analysis of two male Roman inhumations.
- Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire. Analysis of secondary Iron Age burials in storage pits, including a paralysed mature female.
- Bramham, West Yorkshire. Analysis of Roman infants buried in domestic features.
- Brockhampton, Gloucestershire. Analysis of possible Anglian double burial.
- Brotherton, North Yorkshire. Romano-British inhumation and cremation burials and an Early Bronze Age inhumation.
- Civic Office, Limerick, County Tipperary. Analysis of Bronze Age cremation burials.
- Colton, West Yorkshire. Analysis of Bronze Age inhumation.
- Corbridge, Northumberland. Analysis of a Medieval parish church cemetery excavation.
- Cowhill, Gloucestershire. Analysis of Roman prone burial with its head buried on its back.
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. Analysis of four Early Bronze Age cremation burials.
- Dishforth, North Yorkshire. Analysis of single Roman cist burial.
- Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Analysis of Roman disarticulated bone assemblage.
- Doncaster Waterfront, South Yorkshire. Analysis of Roman cremation burials.
- Driffield Terrace, York. Analysis of Roman cemetery.
http://www.sunderlandecho.com/lifestyle/the_romans_have_invaded_durham_1_4034383?mid=54 - Easington, East Yorkshire. Analysis of a small multi-period cemetery.
- Ebberston, North Yorkshire. Analysis of a single Medieval skeleton.
- Fermoy 2, County Cork. Analysis of Bronze Age cremation burial.
- Filton, Bristol. Analysis of a large Anglo-Saxon cemetery containing simple graves.
- Gargrave, North Yorkshire. Analysis of Iron Age skeletons who were buried in unusual positions.
- Gloucester, Gloucestershire. Analysis of single Roman burial, interred prone.
- Heronbridge, Chester. Analysis of two Anglo-Saxon battle victims, displaying battle-related trauma.
- High Street, Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Analysis of two intertwined Roman skeletons.
- Hollywell Wood, Castleford, West Yorkshire. Analysis of female Roman skeleton buried in a decorated sarcophagus.
- Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. Post-Medieval church cemetery.
- Kemble, Gloucestershire. Anglo-Saxon male buried with weapons and numerous healed injuries, including rib fractures, clavicle, left arm and a gorged out eye.
- Killingholme, Lincolnshire. Analysis of Roman cremation burial.
- Kirkby Grindalythe, North Yorkshire. Analysis of Iron Age inhumations, three of whom had suffered from scurvy.
- Kirkham, North Yorkshire. Analysis of a Medieval monastic population.
- Ledston, West Yorkshire. Disarticulated Anglo-Saxon remains.
- Lincoln Cathedral Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire. Analysis of Medieval monastic population.
- Melton, East Yorkshire. Analysis of Early Bronze Age cremation burials.
- Mill Mount, York, North Yorkshire. Analysis of a Roman cemetery with orderly burials in coffins and Roman sarcophagus burial.
- Mulgrave Place, Scarborough. Analysis of skeletons from Medieval cemetery or Civil War siege.
- Norton, South Yorkshire. Analysis of Neolithic cremation burials.
- Nosterfield, North Yorkshire. Analysis of Iron Age inhumations, one of which derived from a square barrow ditch, and Bronze Age cremation burials.
http://www.archaeologicalplanningconsultancy.co.uk/thornborough/index.php - Portbury, North Somerset. Assessment of an Anglo-Saxon cemetery, with skeletons buried in a Christian manner.
- Reighton, North Yorkshire. Analysis of a single Iron Age inhumation.
- Rillington, North Yorkshire. Anglian inhumation in the vicinity of large Anglian cemetery.
- Scarborough-Eastborough, East Yorkshire. Disarticulated remains from Medieval cemetery.
- Spurriergate, York, North Yorkshire. Analysis of five Anglian skeletons that had been deposited in deep rubbish pits.
- St Maurice's Road, York, North Yorkshire. Analysis of Roman inhumation.
- Thornholme, East Yorkshire. Iron Age infants buried in domestic setting.
- Tiddington, Warwickshire. Analysis of Anglo-Saxon inhumation burials.
- Torksey, Lincolnshire. Analysis of a Medieval monastic population buried in stone cists.
- Towton, North Yorkshire. Analysis of several Medieval battle victims from the Battle of Towton 1461, displaying battle-related trauma.
- Tullyallen, County Louth. Analysis of Bronze Age cremation burials.
- Wasperton, Warwickshire. Assessment of a large Anglo-Saxon cemetery.
- Weaverthorpe, North Yorkshire. Analysis of Medieval burials from churchyard.
- Wetherby, West Yorkshire. Analysis of Roman inhumation burial.
- Whitefriars, Norwich. Large Medieval and Post-Medieval cemetery with widespread pathology.
- Wilcote, Oxfordshire. Analysis of Roman infants and adults, largely buried in domestic features.
