Grave Reflections

Material Culture and Burial Representativeness; A Dangerous Assumption: Anyone Can be a Historian! The Lessons from Christ Church Spitalfields; Problems of Preservation and Sexism in Sexing: Some Lessons from Historical Collections for Palaeodemographers; Correlation of Documentary and Skeletal Evidence in the St. Bride's Crypt Population; A Comparison of Death Records from the Monroe County Almhouse with Skeletal Remains from the Associated Highland Park Cemetery; The 19th Century Cemetery at St. Thomas Parish Records, and Censuses; Contribution of Bioarchaeological Research to Knowledge of 19th Century Surgery; Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief: The Selectivity Exercised by Graverobbers at the Medical College of Georgia, 1837-1887; Testing Identification Records: Evidence form the Coimbra Identified Skeletal Collections (19th and 20th centuries); Rates of Ageing in the 18th Century; Testing Assumptions for Skeletal Studies by Means of Identified Skulls from Hallstatt, Austria.