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Bone biographies reveal amazing details of everyday life in medieval times

Bone biographies reveal amazing details of everyday life in medieval times
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Cambridge Cemetery Exposes Poor Patrons of Medieval Social Benefits System

Bones from a Cambridge cemetery have revealed hereto unknown details about destitute users of a medieval social benefits system based in the city.

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Bone biographies reveal lives of medieval England s common people—and illuminate early benefits system

Bone biographies reveal lives of medieval England s common people—and illuminate early benefits system
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One in 4 Medieval Brits had BUNIONS caused by craze for pointy shoes, analysis of 600-year-old skeletons shows

A LOVE of pointy shoes in Medieval Britain left one in four of the population with bunions on their feet.That's according to a new study which used sk

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Cancer rates much higher in medieval Britain than previously realized, study suggests

Cancer rates much higher in medieval Britain than previously realized, study suggests CNN 4/29/2021 By Katie Hunt, CNN © Cambridge Archaeological Unit/St John s College The remains of numerous individuals were unearthed on the site of the former Hospital of St. John the Evangelist in the city of Cambridge, UK. Skeletal remains were investigated as part of the study. This is, in part, down to longer life expectancies, habits like smoking, and exposure to tumor-inducing chemicals post-industrial revolution. However, new research published in the journal Cancer on medieval skeletons has suggested that cancer was more widespread than previously realized although still less common than today.

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