Mays, S. (1991). The mediaeval burials from the Blackfriars Friary, School Street, Ipswich, Suffolk (excavated 1983-85).

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Title: The mediaeval burials from the Blackfriars Friary, School Street, Ipswich, Suffolk (excavated 1983-85)
Series: Research Department Reports Series
Volume: 1616/91
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Publication Type: Monograph (in Series)
Abstract: Two hundred and fifty burials (148 male adults, sixty-four female adults, fourteen unsexed adults and twenty-four juveniles) interred between 1263 and 1538 are examined. The burials represent interments within the friary complex. A study of the effects of preservation and recovery factors on the assemblage is carried out. Comparison between this group and other archaeological assemblages suggests a change in cranial form in East Anglia about the time of the Norman conquest. Pathologies include possible cases of rheumatoid arthritis, syphilis (which a high precision radiocarbon date indicates probably predates 1493), tuberculosis, leprosy, Paget's disease and weapon injuries. Despite the above it seems likely that this was a fairly privileged group in terms of diet and health. The second volume contains `Data for individual burials' (115-225).
Author: Simon Mays
Year of Publication: 1991
ISBN: no ISBN
Locations:
Location - Auto Detected: Blackfriars Friary School Street Ipswich Suffolk
Location - Auto Detected: East Anglia
Subjects / Periods:
EARLY MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
1263 (Auto Detected Temporal)
1538 (Auto Detected Temporal)
1493 (Auto Detected Temporal)
Note: Date Of Issue From: 1991
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BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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URI: http://research.english-heritage.org.uk/report/?4247
Created Date: 21 Jan 2002