Human Remains at Thornham Roman Fort

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Newspaper clipping from the Eastern Evening News on human Remains excavated at a former Roman Fort at Thornham. Five human burials were examined by Calvin Wells.

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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