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The churchyard / by S. Mays, C. Harding and C. Heighway ; with contributions by Craig Barclay ... [and others] ; illustrations by Emmeline Marlow-Mann ... [and others].

Penn Museum Library DA690.W5654 W48 1979 v.11
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Mays, Simon.
Contributor:
Harding, Charlotte.
Heighway, Carolyn M.
Barclay, Craig.
University of York. Department of Archaeology.
English Heritage.
Series:
Wharram, a study of settlement on the Yorkshire Wolds ; v. 11.
York University archaeological publications ; 13.
York University archaeological publications ; 13
Wharram, a study of settlement on the Yorkshire Wolds ; 11
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Cemeteries.
Archaeology, Medieval.
Land settlement.
History.
Excavations (Archaeology).
Wharram Percy (England)--Antiquities.
Wharram Percy (England).
Excavations (Archaeology)--England--Wharram Percy.
Land settlement--England--Wharram Percy--History--To 1500.
Archaeology, Medieval--England--Wharram Percy.
Cemeteries--England--Wharram Percy.
England--Wharram Percy.
Physical Description:
xx, 470 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 31 cm.
Place of Publication:
York, [England] : Department of Archaeology, University of York, [2007]
Summary:
This publication covers excavations in the churchyard of Wharram Percy, North Yorkshire. It complements a previous volume in this series (Wharram III), which was concerned with the excavation of the associated church and its interior. An extensive programme of radiocarbon dating indicates that the burial ground was established soon after the mid-10th century, before the first stone church was erected. This volume includes the definitive reports on human remains and associated mortuary practices extending from the 10th century to post-medieval times. Over a thousand skeletons were uncovered, and 687 of these were subject to detailed analysis, revealing a wealth of information about the diet, health and mortality of the parishioners.
Notes:
"This publication has been made possible by a grant from English Heritage."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 441-456) and index.
ISBN:
9780946722204
094672220X
OCLC:
166388179

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