Mays, S. (1993). Infanticide in Roman Britain. Antiquity 67 (257). Vol 67(257), pp. 883-888.

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Title:
Infanticide in Roman Britain
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Issue:
Antiquity 67 (257)
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Antiquity
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Volume:
67 (257)
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Page Start/End:
883 - 888
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Abstract
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Abstract:
Age-distributions of perinatal infants from Romano-British sites and a medieval site are different and may reflect different major causes of death. Whilst the medieval infants are thought to represent natural deaths, the RB infants, from cemetery and non-cemetery sites may predominantly represent victims of infanticide.
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Author:
Simon Mays
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Year of Publication:
1993
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Subjects / Periods:
MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
ROMAN (Historic England Periods)
CEMETERY (Monument Type England)
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20 Jan 2002