Anomalous sacrum, Burgh Castle, Anglo-Saxon

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The Calvin Wells Palaeopathology ArchiveCAL

Skeletal reportsCAL/1

Journal articles, book chapters and reviewsCAL/2

Lectures and symposiumsCAL/3

Newspaper and radio contributionsCAL/4

Memoirs and literary writingCAL/5

CorrespondenceCAL/6

Publicity and press coverageCAL/7

Research material and ephemeraCAL/8

RadiographsCAL/9

PhotographsCAL/10

TransparenciesCAL/11

FracturesCAL/11/1

WoundsCAL/11/2

Infections (non-specific)CAL/11/3

Infections (specific)CAL/11/4

TrephinationCAL/11/5

Dental diseaseCAL/11/6

HistologyCAL/11/7

NeoplasmsCAL/11/8

Osteochondritis dissecansCAL/11/9

OsteoarthritisCAL/11/10

ExotosesCAL/11/11

Harris' linesCAL/11/12

Genetic and developmental abnomaliesCAL/11/13

Oxycephaly, TorinoCAL/11/13/1

Scaphocephaly, Egyptian-Roman periodCAL/11/13/2

Asymmetry of skullCAL/11/13/3

Double hypoglossal canal, ColchesterCAL/11/13/4

Synostosis of occiput and atlas, Red Castle, ThetfordCAL/11/13/5

Congenital synostosis of ribs, CirencesterCAL/11/13/6

Torus auditivus, VerulamiumCAL/11/13/7

Torus alveolaris, DutchCAL/11/13/8

Palatal torusCAL/11/13/9

Torus maxillaris, Caister-by-YarmouthCAL/11/13/10

Torus alveolaris of maxillaCAL/11/13/11

Mandibular torus, Martyrs' Bay, Iona, 7th centuryCAL/11/13/12

Torus mandibularisCAL/11/13/13

Torus mandibularis, Iona, 6th-9th centuryCAL/11/13/14

MandibleCAL/11/13/15

Torus mandibularisCAL/11/13/16

Torus mandibularis, Iona, 6th-9th centuryCAL/11/13/17

Torus mandibular, Iona, 6th-9th centuryCAL/11/13/18

Torus mandibularis, Iona, 6th-9th centuryCAL/11/13/19

Torus mandibularis, Iona, 7th centuryCAL/11/13/20

Torus mandibular, Iona, 7th centuryCAL/11/13/21

Double mandibular foramen, St. Mary, Thetford, Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/22

Achondroplasia, Royal College of SurgeonsCAL/11/13/23

Curved vertebral process, North ElmhamCAL/11/13/24

Defective arch of atlas, BeckfordCAL/11/13/25

Defective arch of atlas, Medival, Cox Lane, IpswichCAL/11/13/26

Separation of 5th lumbar neural arch, Faversham, MedievalCAL/11/13/27

Spina bifida chimaera, North Elmham Park, BeckfordCAL/11/13/28

Spina bifidaCAL/11/13/29

Spina bifida in sacrum, North ElmhamCAL/11/13/30

Spina bifida in sacrumCAL/11/13/31

Anomalous sacrum, Shouldham. MedievalCAL/11/13/32

Middle line defect of body in sacrum, Burgh Castle. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/33

Bifid in 1st sacral segment, Burgh Castle. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/34

Anomalous sacrum, Burgh Castle, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/13/35

Anomalous sacrum, Burgh Castle, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/13/36

Anomalous sacrum and vertebraeCAL/11/13/37

Anomalous sacrum, Caister-on-Sea, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/13/38

Anomalous sacrum, Caister-on-SeaCAL/11/13/39

Articular facets of iliac crests, Jarrow AbbeyCAL/11/13/40

Angulation of sacrum, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/13/41

Angulation of sacrum, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/13/42

Bifid rid, Red Castle, ThetfordCAL/11/13/43

Bifid rid, Red Castle, ThetfordCAL/11/13/44

Undeveloped humeral head and avascularnecrosis, Beckford. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/45

Underdeveloped humeral head and avascularnecrosis, BeckfordCAL/11/13/46

Polydactyly head of metatarsal, Jarrow AbbeyCAL/11/13/47

Polydactyly head of metatarsal, Jarrow Abbey, inhumation 30CAL/11/13/48

Right parietal, Caitlin Mark, Tyrone, Dungate. Bronze ageCAL/11/13/49

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia, Shouldham, Norfolk. MedievalCAL/11/13/50

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia in head of femur, Shouldham, Norfolk. MedievalCAL/11/13/51

Catlin mark, Ponce Mound, CaliforniaCAL/11/13/52

Catlin mark, Ponce Mound, California, inhumation S.A.22CAL/11/13/53

Five crania, catlin mark, Ponce Mound, CaliforniaCAL/11/13/54

Catlin mark, Ponce Mound, California, inhumation S.A.83CAL/11/13/55

3rd trochanter of femur, Cirencester, inhumation 142. Roman burialCAL/11/13/56

Clubfoot, Dorsal surface now planta, Gloster. NeolithicCAL/11/13/57

Clubfoot, Netherswell, Gloster. NeolithicCAL/11/13/58

Talipes, Siptah's mummy, EgyptianCAL/11/13/59

Spur beaneat calcaneus, Ras al Khaimah, inhumation 153CAL/11/13/60

MetopismCAL/11/13/61

Bregman bone, Cirencester, inhumation 48. Roman burialCAL/11/13/62

Os japonicum, FeltwellCAL/11/13/63

Wormian bonesCAL/11/13/64

Nuchal process, huge hook, Colchester, inhumation 50. Roman burialCAL/11/13/65

Inca bone, Jarrow AbbeyCAL/11/13/66

Inca bones, tripartite, Thetford PrioryCAL/11/13/67

Sagittal sinus turning left, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/13/68

Precondylar tubercles, Cirenchester, inhumation 61. Roman burialCAL/11/13/69

Nasal gutteringCAL/11/13/70

Gonial angle and skull. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/71

Bifid dens axis, Cirenchester. Roman burialCAL/11/13/72

Perforated sternum, AvennesCAL/11/13/73

Perforated sternum, Great Ellingham. Roman burial or medievalCAL/11/13/74

Perforated sternum, Cirencester, inhumation 288. Roman burialCAL/11/13/75

Epicondylar process, Burgh Castle. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/76

Perforation of olecranon fossa, North Elmham, inhumation 1. Late saxonCAL/11/13/77

Septal aperture and normal humerus, North Elmham ParkCAL/11/13/78

Anomalous biceps insertion on ulna, St. Paul's, Norwich. Medieval or laterCAL/11/13/79

Acetabular crease, Cirencester, inhumation 101. Roman burialCAL/11/13/80

Defect of patella or baudoain lesion, Jarrow Priory, inhumation 16CAL/11/13/81

Vastus notch and normal patella, Cirencester, inhumation 1095 and 205. Roman burialCAL/11/13/82

Post-inhumation of cranial deformationCAL/11/13/83

Post-inhumation of cranial deformationCAL/11/13/84

CraniumCAL/11/13/85

Perforation of skull, pseudo trephination and wound, prepared skullCAL/11/13/86

Pseudo axe woundCAL/11/13/87

Pseudogumma, sling shot woundCAL/11/13/88

Pseudo arrow wound in vertebra, with gravel deposit. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/89

Pseudo cleft palata with soil erosion and other post-mortem damage, Beckford, inhumation A.20CAL/11/13/90

Pseudo mastoiditis and soil erosionCAL/11/13/91

Pseudo mastoiditis, Long Crichel. NeolithicCAL/11/13/92

Pseudo mastoiditisCAL/11/13/93

Pseduo carries 5 teeth, Worthy Park. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/94

Pseduo osteomyelitis, Worstead, Norfolk. MedievalCAL/11/13/95

Pseduo osteochondritis in femurCAL/11/13/96

Pseudo erosion of sella turcica, Smenkhkare, AbbottempoCAL/11/13/97

Pseudo exostosis of atlasCAL/11/13/98

Pseudo exostosis of foramen magnum, Cirencester, inhumation 155CAL/11/13/99

Pseudo pathology and root eroding tooth and boneCAL/11/13/100

Rootlets simulating peri-osteitic vascular grooveCAL/11/13/101

Pseudo pathology and vascular grooves in long bone shaft, Burgh Castle. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/13/102

Pseudo Harris's lines and normal trabeculae, Red CastleCAL/11/13/103

Pseudo fracture in femur of red deer, FlandrianCAL/11/13/104

Radiograph of deer humerus, FlandrianCAL/11/13/105

Pseudo alkaptonuria, ochronosisCAL/11/13/106

Pseudo-ochronosisCAL/11/13/107

Pseudo-ochronosisCAL/11/13/108

Rodent gnawing on East African Haya Skull, Duckworth laboratoryCAL/11/13/109

Pseudo pathology and gnawing on radius, Cirencester, inhumation 7. Roman burialCAL/11/13/110

Pseudo pathology and dog gnawing, Cirencester, inhumation S. Roman burialCAL/11/13/111

Gnawed bones by either dog or mouse, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/13/112

Mouse nibbled scapula, Langley MarchCAL/11/13/113

Pseudo paget's disease. PaleolithicCAL/11/13/114

Pseudo talipes in mummy, ManchesterCAL/11/13/115

Pseudo pathology and deformed ear of Henry VI in stained glass, King's College, ChapelCAL/11/13/116

Pseudoaneunysa in Egyptian mummyCAL/11/13/117

Artificial corids in old bone made by mold, artificial canals made by fungal mycelia, Thetford, Norfolk. Anglo SaxonCAL/11/13/118

Pseudopathology and pyrites disintegration, Rephas meridionalsCAL/11/13/119

Pyrites disintegration on tooth of Elephins antiquusCAL/11/13/120

Pseudo pathology and pyrites disintegration of elphas meridioralis tooth, NorfolkCAL/11/13/121

'Pseudo pathology and carbonised fungal mycelia, Thetford. MedievalCAL/11/13/122

Pseudo-poliomyelitis mixed upper limbsCAL/11/13/123

Piltdown fakeCAL/11/13/124

Cranial deformation, Duckworth laboratoryCAL/11/13/125

Cranial deformaitonCAL/11/13/126

Artfifical deformation of cranium, KetchipauanCAL/11/13/127

Artificial deformation of skulls, Ketchipauan, Duckworth laboratoryCAL/11/13/128

Cranial deformation, Duckworth laboratoryCAL/11/13/129

Artificial deformation of skullCAL/11/13/130

Aymara deformation of crania, PeruCAL/11/13/131

Cranial deformation, Lake Tacarigua, VenezuelaCAL/11/13/132

Deformed male Yucatan skull and tabula erecta flattening, Sulomes 1969CAL/11/13/133

Deformed male Pichiquid skull, Guatemala, Musee de l'Homme ParisCAL/11/13/134

Cranial deformation in male, Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, Musee de l'Homme ParisCAL/11/13/135

Plageiocranny in male skull, Sabine, Texas, Musee del'Homme ParisCAL/11/13/136

Trilobate cranial deformations, plaster cast, 1969CAL/11/13/137

Trilobate deformation of skull, plaster modelCAL/11/13/138

Artifical deformation of skull, VancouverCAL/11/13/139

Miscellaneous palaeopathologyCAL/11/14

Cremated fragmentsCAL/11/15

Intact remainsCAL/11/16

ClinicalCAL/11/17

SexingCAL/11/18

Age and estimationCAL/11/19

MapsCAL/11/20

PlansCAL/11/21

DiagramsCAL/11/22

DiagramsCAL/11/23

Anatomical variantsCAL/11/24

Medical instrumentsCAL/11/25

Animal PathologyCAL/11/26

EuropeCAL/11/27

AsiaCAL/11/28

EgyptCAL/11/29

AfricaCAL/11/30

South and Central AmericaCAL/11/31

PersonalCAL/11/32

Transparency inventoryCAL/11/33

Palaeopathology video lecture seriesCAL/12

OffprintsCAL/13