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Medieval Leprosy Hospital Cemetery Excavated in Switzerland
1+ week, 3+ day ago (690+ words) Archaeologists in Switzerland are excavating the cemetery of a medieval leprosy hospital, where more than 200 individuals have already been uncovered. The sprawling site in Schaffhausen includes the remains of a medieval chapel and cemetery, while one skeleton displays clear evidence…...
Trepanned Skull Found in Early Medieval Mass Grave in England
2+ week, 16+ hour ago (821+ words) An exceptionally tall young man who survived having a hole deliberately cut into his skull is among the remains discovered in an early medieval mass grave near Cambridge, England. The man, who stood around 6 foot 5 inches tall, underwent trepanation before…...
Excavations at the Gnezdilovo burial ground. The beginning of archaeological work. View from the northeast.
2+ week, 5+ day ago (16+ words) Medievalists.net...
Medieval Warrior Buried with Horse and Dog Discovered in Russia
2+ week, 5+ day ago (862+ words) Archaeologists excavating near Suzdal in Russia have uncovered an unusually well-preserved 10th-century chamber grave containing a man buried alongside a horse and dog, as well as weapons and riding equipment. The discovery provides new evidence that an elite military presence…...
Medieval Graves Weren???t Always Family Burials, DNA Study Finds
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1192+ words) Adults and children buried together in medieval Scandinavia were often not close relatives, according to a new ancient DNA study. The findings challenge a longstanding assumption about shared graves while offering new insights into how medieval communities understood family, gender…...