Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology

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Last updated 03 novembro 2024
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
Two decades of archaeological research have shed vivid light on an Anglo-Saxon community that lived at Bamburgh 1,400 years ago, revealing a surprisingly diverse population. With the findings now presented in a detailed ‘digital ossuary’, what has been learned about these pioneering people?
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
Map of Bamburgh Castle grounds today. Illus. 1 in Joanne Kirton
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
Digital Ossuary – Bamburgh Bones
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
The Bamburgh Research Project
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
The Bowl Hole Cemetery Bamburgh Research Project's Blog
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
Archaeology: Human remains: The Bowl Hole cemetery
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
Bamburgh Castle dig skeletons to be re-interred in crypt of
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
The Bowl Hole Cemetery: Part Two Bamburgh Research Project's Blog
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
The Bowl Hole: Part Three Bamburgh Research Project's Blog
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
The Bowl Hole Cemetery: Part Two Bamburgh Research Project's Blog
Bamburgh's bowl hole burials - Current Archaeology
Skeletons buried near Bamburgh Castle belonged to people who had

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