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Infant Burials and Romano-British Christianity

Dorothy J. Watts
Pages 372-383 | Published online: 22 Dec 2014

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Adrián Maldonado. (2013) Burial in Early Medieval Scotland: New Questions. Medieval Archaeology 57:1, pages 001-034.
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NaomiJ. Norman. (2002) Death and burial of Roman children: The case of the Yasmina Cemetery at Carthage—Part I, setting the stage. Mortality 7:3, pages 302-323.
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Dorothy J. Watts. (2001) The Silent Minority: Women in Romano-British Cemeteries. Archaeological Journal 158:1, pages 332-347.
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Elena Commodari & Valentina Lucia La Rosa. (2022) Children’s death and bereavement in antiquity. A psychological and anthropological analysis of the attachment relationships and coping with loss. Culture & Psychology 30:1, pages 137-149.
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Bernarda Županek & Tamara Leskovar. (2023) Kje so emonski otroci?. Keria: Studia Latina et Graeca 25:1, pages 67-83.
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Fanny Dolansky. (2019) Nocturnal Rites to Appease the Untimely Dead: The Lemuria in Its Socio-Historical Context . Mouseion 16:S1, pages 37-64.
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Martin Millett & Rebecca Gowland. (2015) Infant and Child Burial Rites in Roman Britain: a Study from East Yorkshire. Britannia 46, pages 171-189.
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Naglaa Abu-Mandil Hassan, Keri A. Brown, Jill Eyers, Terence A. Brown & Simon Mays. (2014) Ancient DNA study of the remains of putative infanticide victims from the Yewden Roman villa site at Hambleden, England. Journal of Archaeological Science 43, pages 192-197.
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S. M. Wheeler. (2010) Nutritional and disease stress of juveniles from the Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 22:2, pages 219-234.
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Adrián Maldonado. (2011) What does early Christianity look like? Mortuary archaeology and conversion in Late Iron Age Scotland. Scottish Archaeological Journal 33:1-2, pages 39-54.
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S. Mays & J. Eyers. (2011) Perinatal infant death at the Roman villa site at Hambleden, Buckinghamshire, England. Journal of Archaeological Science 38:8, pages 1931-1938.
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Rebecca L. Gowland & Andrew T. Chamberlain. (2002) A Bayesian Approach to Ageing Perinatal Skeletal Material from Archaeological Sites: Implications for the Evidence for Infanticide in Roman-Britain. Journal of Archaeological Science 29:6, pages 677-685.
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Jean-Noël Corvisier. (2001) L'état présent de la démograhie historique antique : tentative de bilan. Annales de démographie historique n o 102:2, pages 101-140.
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Simon Mays. (2015) Infanticide in Roman Britain. Antiquity 67:257, pages 883-888.
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