Skull discoveries close to Bungay 'Not significant'

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Newspaper clipping from either the Eastern Daily Press or Eastern Evening Press. Report on the discovery of four human skulls at Bungay, Wainford Maltings. Includes information from Calvin Wells' skeletal reports.

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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

Newspaper coverageCAL/7/1

Review of Colchester Garrison Dramatic Society performancesCAL/7/1/1

Report on map exhibitionCAL/7/1/2

Anthropologist's Lecture to Norfolk GeographersCAL/7/1/3

Anthropologist's Talk to Norwich RotariansCAL/7/1/4

Children at 'Painted Caves' LectureCAL/7/1/5

Skeleton yields its 1,000-year secretCAL/7/1/6

Norfolk Research Committee articleCAL/7/1/7

Society of SavantsCAL/7/1/8

Two skulls shown to research committeeCAL/7/1/9

Skeleton Found: May be that of a CrusaderCAL/7/1/10

No place on his grand piano for this skullCAL/7/1/11

Roman Fort at ThornhamCAL/7/1/12

Troll family may have lived at ThornhamCAL/7/1/13

Human Remains at Thornham Roman FortCAL/7/1/14

East Anglian MiscellanyCAL/7/1/15

Review of East Anglian edition of Norfolk MiscellanyCAL/7/1/16

All a question of time for 20 Norwich speakersCAL/7/1/17

Camera aids research in NorfolkCAL/7/1/18

Saxon Graves at LakenheathCAL/7/1/19

Bones Thought to be of late Saxon TypeCAL/7/1/20

Mystery of Lost Skulls at CaisterCAL/7/1/21

Mystery of child's bone on priory site in NorfolkCAL/7/1/22

Skull discoveries close to Bungay 'Not significant'CAL/7/1/23

Did someone collect these skulls?CAL/7/1/24

'Lucky accident' in anthropologyCAL/7/1/25

Bones 2,000 years old are found with ancient potteryCAL/7/1/26

Museum 'inquest' on warrior of long agoCAL/7/1/27

Poliomyelitis at Marham in Bronze AgeCAL/7/1/28

Report on Norwich Research Committee talkCAL/7/1/29

Yorkshire SocietyCAL/7/1/30

Letter to editor from Francis W. CheethamCAL/7/1/31

Anthropology and Post-War PoliticsCAL/7/1/32

Medical historians for the cityCAL/7/1/33

Medical Men from overseas in cityCAL/7/1/34

Medical history curios on show in NorwichCAL/7/1/35

He diagnosis prehistoric diseasesCAL/7/1/36

Paleopathology Reveals Secrets of The PastCAL/7/1/37

Them Bones Tell TalesCAL/7/1/38

Doctor-anthropologist makes historic diagnoses from bonesCAL/7/1/39

No peace for the dead in Ingham gardenCAL/7/1/40

Norfolk researchCAL/7/1/41

Review of Norfolk Archaeology, volume 34, Part 2CAL/7/1/42

Skeleton dating still not certainCAL/7/1/43

Advertisement for 'Discovery: Down Among the Dead Men'CAL/7/1/44

Newspaper review of 'Discovery: Down Among the Dead Men'CAL/7/1/45

Daily Express review of 'Discovery: Down Among the Dead Men'CAL/7/1/46

Publicity photograph for 'Discovery: Down Among the Dead Men'CAL/7/1/47

A Mixed BagCAL/7/1/48

Expert tests skeleton found at HellesdonCAL/7/1/49

Death by violenceCAL/7/1/50

Hellesdon skeleton: foul play suspectedCAL/7/1/51

Solution to the Hellesdon mysteryCAL/7/1/52

Bones, Bodies and Disease publicityCAL/7/2

Man in his World publicityCAL/7/3

Discovery: Down Among the Dead MenCAL/7/4

Obituaries and biographiesCAL/7/5

Research material and ephemeraCAL/8

RadiographsCAL/9

PhotographsCAL/10

TransparenciesCAL/11

Palaeopathology video lecture seriesCAL/12

OffprintsCAL/13