Disease in London, 1st-19th centuries: an illustrated guide to diagnosis
Resource type
Book
Creator (person)
Walker, Don
Date published
2012
Abstract
This book is designed to appeal to students and practitioners of osteology and paleopathology, medical historians and forensic archaeologists; it can be used as a reference guide in the field and the laboratory. Human health affects all aspects of everyday life and skeletal remains represent direct evidence of the experiences of people in the past. This volume describes human skeletal remains from archaeological excavations in London, ranging from the Roman period to the 19th century. It includes more than 400 photographic and radiographic images of disease and traumatic injury, providing a unique opportunity to explore the lives of past communities.
Publisher
MOLA
Place of publication
London, UK
Rights statement
In Copyright