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  • ȳð-beġeata
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence A young woman around 20 to 25 years of age represented by a partial skeleton but with a well-preserved skull. […]
  • ēðel
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence An older man with a well-preserved skeleton and 166 cm tall (5 feet 5 inches). The teeth are in a […]
  • Ēaġe-ðyrel
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence A woman of around 25 to 35 years of age and 163 cm tall (5 feet 4 inches). Tooth decay […]
  • Frymð
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence Adult woman. Some plaque is present on the teeth. Squatting facets are present on the shin bones (tibias), identified by […]
  • Fierd-wīte
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence A 6 to 7 year old child with a well-preserved skeleton. Both milk and adult teeth were present. He or […]
  • Orsorg
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence An 11 to 13 year teenager/adolescent with a well preserved skeleton. There is some sign of a response to potential […]
  • Yrfe
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence A young adult, likely female and 162 cm tall (5 feet 4 inches). Interpretation of the evidence In Anglo-Saxon Britain, […]
  • gebēoras
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence An older man and 166 cm tall (5 feet 5 inches). The jaws and teeth show evidence of tooth decay, […]
  • Hlynsode
    What this skeleton told us: Evidence An older man with good preservation and 175 cm tall (5 feet 9 inches). Tooth decay, dental plaque and an […]
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