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Early Medieval human remains

An incomplete and fragmentary inhumation of an adult female aged 25-35 years (extended, supine) in a plain grave oriented south-north (head to south). SK 753 is disturbed by SK 754 (SK754 lies on the chest of SK753).

Elements present: skull fragments, maxilla fragments, loose teeth (calculus), L mandible fragments (calculus), L scapula, vertebrae, ribs, L humerus (pathology: osteoarthritis on capitulum), R proximal/head of humerus, phalanges and metacarpals, L and R pelvis, R proximal femur, L proximal femur, miscellaneous unidentified fragments/dirt.

An intrustion of a different individual (possibly SK 754?) is represented by: R mandible (severe caries on M3), L mandible fragments, loose teeth (calculus), skull fragments, clavicle with possible healed fracture, R clavicle.

Burnt clay and 'burial pebbles' were also found in the grave.

Collection Area

Archaeology & Numismatics

Item Number

95.56H/1.753

Find Information

Site Name: Great House Farm, Llandough

Grid Reference: ST 1681 7331
Collection Method: excavation
Date: 1994
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