Burial archaeology:

adult age and sex age at death Amer analysis Anglo-Saxon Anthrop anthropology assessment attrition Bintliff body bone strontium British Bronze Age Brothwell burial archaeology calcium cemetery century Chichester coffin cremation cribra orbitalia crown decay dental calculus dental caries dentition Department of Archaeological diet disease effect enamel environment examination excavation factors females Figure forensic grave groups growth Hillson hospital human bone human remains human skeletal hypoplasia indicator individuals infant inhumation Inuit iron deficiency anaemia Janaway layers leprosy lesions London male Manchester Medieval methods microscope modern molars nutritional palaeopathology pathology patterns phosphorus Phys population porotic hyperostosis possible postmortem potential present processes pyre recorded samples scanning electron microscope sexual dimorphism shadow burials skeletal material skeletal remains skeleton skull soil Spong Hill stress strontium levels surface Sutton Hoo Taphonomy techniques teeth tissue tomb tooth wear trace element types Ulwell University of Bradford variation