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MOLA Headland Infrastructure (2025) A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire Improvement Scheme: Digital Archive for Archaeological Works [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1081262
MOLA Headland Infrastructure (2025) A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme: Digital Archive for Archaeological Works at Brampton West Landscape Block, 2016-2018 [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1081252
Indication when there are human intrusive remains included with the skeleton: 1
Truncated: 1
Sub sampled: 1
Ear ossicles: 1
Comments: ROMAN. SUP. EXT. R.HAND ON CHEST? L. HAND ON R.ILIUM. ROBUST. POT F11064. CLOSE TO SK'S 111369 & 111370. ORIGINALLY ENTERED ON ORACLE ASSESSMENT AS 111036 (ON 11/09/18 ELK), BUT THIS WAS THE FILL. SK CONTEXT NO. HAD BEEN CHANGED (ON SITE?/IN POST-EX?) TO 111368. SO ASSESSMENT RECORD FOR 111036 DELETED & REPLACED BY THIS RECORD. LOOSE EAR OSSICLES. TRUNCATED BY MACHINE. INT. TEETH 21 & 33 FROM SPOIL NR SKULL. DNA SKULL. C14 FRAG. OF L.TIBIA: AD 257-401 (95.4%). ISOTOPE T.45 & RIB FRAG. 21/07/20.
Pathology comments: SEVERE WEAR ON TEETH. OA, OP, FUSION & IVD THROUGH NECK & OA IN LOWER SPINE.
Pathology locations for pathology code (element number) 311
Bone: Metatarsals 1-5 L (bone no. B82)
Bone segment 1: 1
Bone segment 2: 0
Bone segment 3: 0
Bone segment 4: 0
Bone segment 5: 0
Bone segment 6: 0
Bone segment 7: 0
Bone segment 8: 0
Feet segment note: The calcaneum and talus are recorded separately from the rest of the tarsal bones as a single digit in each (B75/76 and B77/78 respectively). The remaining tarsal bones are recorded as a five digit binary array corresponding to the following sequence: navicular, cuboid, medial cuneiform, intermediate cuneiform and lateral cuneiform. The foot (pedal) phalanges (B83-91) are recorded in the same way as the manual phalanges (see 2.2.4). Cells B52-54 should add up to no more than ten, cells B55-57 should add up to no more than eight and cells B58-60 should add up to no more than ten. Hallucial sesamoids can be counted as 1 or 2 for left and right or 1-4 for unsided sesamoids.
Bone: P. Prox. Phalanges L (bone no. B85)
Bone segment 1: 1
Bone segment 2: 0
Bone segment 3: 0
Bone segment 4: 0
Bone segment 5: 0
Bone segment 6: 0
Bone segment 7: 0
Bone segment 8: 0
Phalanges segment note: The hand (manual) phalanges are divided into proximal, intermediate and distal rows. Those phalanges that can be readily sided should be recorded as such (cells B52, B55 and B58 for right and B54, B57 and B60 for left). Uncertain cases can be totalled in cells B53, B56 and B59 as unsided. Cells B52-54 should add up to no more than ten, cells B55-57 should add up to no more than eight and cells B58-60 should add up to no more than ten.
Bone: Metatarsals 1-5 R (bone no. B81)
Bone segment 1: 1
Bone segment 2: 0
Bone segment 3: 0
Bone segment 4: 0
Bone segment 5: 0
Bone segment 6: 0
Bone segment 7: 0
Bone segment 8: 0
Feet segment note: The calcaneum and talus are recorded separately from the rest of the tarsal bones as a single digit in each (B75/76 and B77/78 respectively). The remaining tarsal bones are recorded as a five digit binary array corresponding to the following sequence: navicular, cuboid, medial cuneiform, intermediate cuneiform and lateral cuneiform. The foot (pedal) phalanges (B83-91) are recorded in the same way as the manual phalanges (see 2.2.4). Cells B52-54 should add up to no more than ten, cells B55-57 should add up to no more than eight and cells B58-60 should add up to no more than ten. Hallucial sesamoids can be counted as 1 or 2 for left and right or 1-4 for unsided sesamoids.
