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Urbanisation and child health in medieval and post-medieval England - An assessment of the morbidity and mortality of non-adult skeletons from the cemetries of two urban and two rural sites in England (AD 850-1859) (Paperback)
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Urbanisation and child health in medieval and post-medieval England - An assessment of the morbidity and mortality of non-adult skeletons from the cemetries of two urban and two rural sites in England (AD 850-1859) (Paperback)
Series: British Archaeological Reports British Series
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This book developed out of the need to address the issues
surrounding the potential impact of urbanization and later,
industrialization, on past human health in England. The main aims
of the research were to assess differences in the levels of
morbidity and mortality in non-adults from urban and rural
environments, and to explore the types of evidence for morbidity
observed on non-adult skeletons. The study was based on two urban
(York and London) and two rural (Northamptonshire and North
Yorkshire) sites in England (between 850 and 1859). The use of
skeletal and dental indicators of stress were examined as measures
of environmental change, and also what factors in the urban and
rural environments may be contributing to any difference between
the samples.
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