Porous pubis, 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

Miscellaneous palaeopathologyCAL/11/14

Balearic slingerCAL/11/14/1

Slight bowing of humerus possibly muscular, Faversham AbbeyCAL/11/14/2

Flange on humerus, St. Helen's, ThetfordCAL/11/14/3

Eminentia intervastum, Caister, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/4

Eminentia intervastum, Caister-on-Sea, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/5

Eminentia intervastum, Verulamium, Roman burialCAL/11/14/6

Eminentia intervastium in long bone shaft, Red Castle, Thetford, Late SaxonCAL/11/14/7

Eminentia intervastum in long bone shaftCAL/11/14/8

Eminentia intervastum or wounds, Pockthorpse, Norfolk. Late SaxonCAL/11/14/9

Eminentia intervastum or wound, St. Michael-at-Thorn, NorwichCAL/11/14/10

Squatting facet, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/14/11

Squatting facet, IonaCAL/11/14/12

Riders bone, exostosis of femur. Anglo-Saxon or MedievalCAL/11/14/13

Weavers bottom, Iona. 18th centuryCAL/11/14/14

Scoliosis, Brixworth. MedievalCAL/11/14/15

Scoliosis and Weaver's spine, St. Michael-at-Thorn, Norwich. 18th centuryCAL/11/14/16

Scoliotic thoracic spine, St. Michael-at-Thorn, Norwich. 18th centuryCAL/11/14/17

Scoliotic sacrum, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/18

Weavers bottom, St. Michael-at-Thorn, Norwich. 18th centuryCAL/11/14/19

Dwarfism and normal radii and tibiae, Jarrow Abbey, inhumation NG29. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/14/20

Kyphosis and tailor's spine, St. Michael-at-Thorn, Norwich. 18th-19th centuryCAL/11/14/21

Bowed tibiae and fibulae and tailors occupational, St. Michael-at-Thorn, NorwichCAL/11/14/22

Necrosis of jaw and phosphorus poisoningCAL/11/14/23

Cribra orbitalia, Red Castle, Thetford, inhumation 31. Late saxonCAL/11/14/24

Cribra orbitalia, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/14/25

Cribia parietalia, Peru. Pre-columbianCAL/11/14/26

Spongy hyperostosis, Peru. Pre-columbianCAL/11/14/27

Microcephaly and hyperostosis spongiosa, Ngwato, AfricaCAL/11/14/28

Microcephaly and hyperostosis spongiosa, Ngwato, AfricaCAL/11/14/29

Radiograph of hair on end thalassaemia, Chavina, PeruCAL/11/14/30

Radiograph of hair on end thalassaemia, EgyptianCAL/11/14/31

Radiograph of hair on end thalassaemiaCAL/11/14/32

Pitting of skull and blood dyscarasiaCAL/11/14/33

Hair on end in vault, Ras al KhaimahCAL/11/14/34

Radiograph of hair on end thalassaemia, Ras al KhaimahCAL/11/14/35

ThalassaemiaCAL/11/14/36

Ludgate Hill Rickets. Post-medievalCAL/11/14/37

Ludgate Hill Rickets. Post-medievalCAL/11/14/38

Ludgate Hill Rickets. Post-medievalCAL/11/14/39

Rickets in femur, St. Michael-at-Thor. MedievalCAL/11/14/40

Osteogenesis imperfecta, Burgh Castle. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/14/41

Osteogenesis imperfecta of femur, Burgh Castle. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/14/42

Gout in head tuberosity of tibia, Cirencester, inhumation 42CAL/11/14/43

Gout of fingers, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/44

Gout of ankle joint, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/45

Gout of foot, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/46

Gout in ankle and foot, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/47

Gout of hands, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/48

Gout of fingers and toes, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/49

Gout of ankle joints, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/50

Gout of femoral head, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/51

Slipped femoral head epiphysos, Carrow AbbeyCAL/11/14/52

Case of Van Recklinghausen's disease, Luxembourg museumCAL/11/14/53

Van Recklinghausen's and paget'sCAL/11/14/54

Leontiasis ossea, Peru, London, Royal College of SurgeonsCAL/11/14/55

Leontiasis ossea, Peru, London, Royal College of SurgeonsCAL/11/14/56

Hyperostosis of turbinates, Rose Lane, Norwich. MedievalCAL/11/14/57

Nulliporous pubis, Swaffham. Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/58

Porous pubis, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/59

Porous pubis, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/60

Porous pubis, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/61

Porous pubis, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/62

Porous pre-auricular sulcus, Colchester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/63

Hypertrophied turbinates, Anceint Egypt, TorinoCAL/11/14/64

Hypertrophied turbinates and defected spetum, EgyptCAL/11/14/65

Varicose ulcer, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/66

Radiograph of frontbite toes, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/67

Radiograph of frontbite toes, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/68

Suffocation, Pompeiian castCAL/11/14/69

Osteomyelitits and copper plates with ivy leaf dressing, ReadingCAL/11/14/70

Frostbite of toes. Roman burialCAL/11/14/71

Frostbite of toes. Roman burialCAL/11/14/72

Harvis's lines on open femur, St. Benedict's, Norwich. MedievalCAL/11/14/73

Asymmetrical humerai possibly birth injury, Mundford. Roman burialCAL/11/14/74

Congenital hemiplegia, Runham. Iron AgeCAL/11/14/75

Facial asymmetry possible birth injury, Runham, Iron ageCAL/11/14/76

Asymmetry of base of skull, Runham. Iron ageCAL/11/14/77

Decapitation of asymeetrical skull, Runham. Iron ageCAL/11/14/78

Medullary infarct mummy, Horniman museumCAL/11/14/79

Medullary infarct or endochondroma mummyCAL/11/14/80

Strangulation, Borremose bog burialCAL/11/14/81

Strangulation, Tolland bog burialCAL/11/14/82

Cut throat, Grauballe bog burialCAL/11/14/83

Shakle lesions of forearms, Icklingham, inhumation 6. Roman burialCAL/11/14/84

Scalping, Illionis. AmerindCAL/11/14/85

Scalping wounds, Illionis. AmerindCAL/11/14/86

Scalping flint and scalping marks on craniumCAL/11/14/87

Gardar jaw, Acromegaly, Greenland. MedievalCAL/11/14/88

Microcephaly and parotic hyperostosis and normalCAL/11/14/89

Microcephaly and parotic hyperostosis and normalCAL/11/14/90

Femoral exostosis result of rape, Worthy ParkCAL/11/14/91

Wound in rape or non-ossifying fibroma, Worthy Park, Early saxonCAL/11/14/92

Breech position of foetus in female, Aebelholt. MedievalCAL/11/14/93

Urinary calculus, Norfolk and Norwich hospitalCAL/11/14/94

Vesical calculi, East Anglia, Norfolk, 18th-19th centuryCAL/11/14/95

Sectioned vesical calculi, East Anglia, 18th-19th centuryCAL/11/14/96

Vesical calculi, East Anglian. 18th-19th centuryCAL/11/14/97

Urinary calculus, Norfolk and Norwich hospital, East Anglian. 18th-19th centuryCAL/11/14/98

Urinary calculi, Iona. 7th centuryCAL/11/14/99

Vesical calculi, East Anglia. 18th-19th centuryCAL/11/14/100

Radiograph of thorax and chestCAL/11/14/101

Gallstones, Egyptian mummy.CAL/11/14/102

Gallstones, Priestell of Amen. 21st DynastyCAL/11/14/103

Paget's disease and deep menigeal vascular channels, Jarrow. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/14/104

Flurosis and pithecanthropus femur. Ex SorianoCAL/11/14/105

Exostosis in Homo erectus femur, JaraCAL/11/14/106

Exostosis, femoral shafts, EgyptianCAL/11/14/107

Exostosis of tibia and torn intercrucial ligament, North Elmham, inhumation 82. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/14/108

Traumatic periostits and exostosis in left tibia, North Elmham, inhumation 153. Late sazonCAL/11/14/109

Exostosis and Rider's boneCAL/11/14/110

Torn biceps femoris exostosis and osteoarthritic femoral condyles, JarrowCAL/11/14/111

Organized tears of naviucalr ligaments, Portchester CastleCAL/11/14/112

Klipped-Feil spine and unhealed trephination and rondelle in spine of skull, Crichel. NeolithicCAL/11/14/113

Dislocation and synostosis of metacarpal and carpus, Portway. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/14/114

Dislocated shoulder scapula and osteoarthritis, Cirencester, Roman burialCAL/11/14/115

Dislocation of shoulder, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/14/116

Multiple basal cell naevus syndrome and asymmetrical occiput, Assyut, Anceint EgyptCAL/11/14/117

Multiple basal cell nervous syndrome, Assyut, Anceint EgyptCAL/11/14/118

Multiple basal cell nervus syndromeCAL/11/14/119

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and sacral bifida, Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/120

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and bifa sacrum , Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/121

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and bifid ribs, Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/122

Multiple basal cell nervurs syndrome and bifid ribs, Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/123

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and asymmetrical ribs, Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/124

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and short metacarpals, Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/125

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and dentigerous cyst, Assyut, Ancient EgyptainCAL/11/14/126

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and sacral bifida, Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/127

Multiple basal cell nervus syndrome and bifid ribs, Assyut, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/128

Humerus epicondyle, North Elmham, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/129

Humerus epicondyle, North Elmham, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/130

Phalanges, North Elmham, inhumation 2. Anglo-saxonCAL/11/14/131

Osteolysis simulating trephination, Old Slavica, Vyhnanek, 1969CAL/11/14/132

X-ray of osteolysis of pelvis, Old Slavica, Libice, VyhnanekCAL/11/14/133

Hydrocephaly and microcephaly. Roman burialCAL/11/14/134

Bowed forearm bones in paraplegic, Nubia, Royal college of surgeonsCAL/11/14/135

Retroversion of tibial heads, Red Castle, Thetford. Late saxonCAL/11/14/136

Retroverted tibia head versus unequal condyles, Red Castle, Thetford, Anglo-SaxonCAL/11/14/137

Crushed Neolithic miner, Spiennes, BelgiumCAL/11/14/138

Torticollis and deviation of dens of axis, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/14/139

Torticollis and deviation of atlas and axis, Cirencester. Roman burialCAL/11/14/140

Asymmetry of foramen magnum and becipital condyles, TorticollisCAL/11/14/141

Cranial depressions, Egyptian, TorinoCAL/11/14/142

Carpet bag skull, Torino. Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/143

Carpet bag skull, Torino. Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/144

Carpet bag skull, Torino. Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/145

Radiograph of carpet bag skull, Torino, Ancient EgyptianCAL/11/14/146

Carpet bag skull, St. Benedict's, Norwich. MedievalCAL/11/14/147

Trans illuminated carpet bag skull, Norwich. MedievalCAL/11/14/148

Carpet bag skull, St. Benedict's, Norwich. Medieval or laterCAL/11/14/149

Tattoo on forearm, Nubia. A.D. 250-450CAL/11/14/150

Osteoarthritis or avascular necrosis on head of humerus, Iona. 6th-9th centuryCAL/11/14/151

Catlin Mark on ages 28 and 4 years, Ponce Mound, CaliforniaCAL/11/14/152

Catlin Mark on a 20 year female and 55 year female, Ponce Mound and Centre Costa, CaliforniaCAL/11/14/153

Osgood-Schatter, Red Castle, Late SaxonCAL/11/14/154

Osgood-Schatter, Red Castle, Late SaxonCAL/11/14/155

Bowed 5th metataral and normal bone, Roman burialCAL/11/14/156

Bicipital facet on right ulnaCAL/11/14/157

Bicipital facet on right, inhumation H.2.CAL/11/14/158

Tomogram of Cranium, PockthropeCAL/11/14/159

Humeral heads, Ludgate HillCAL/11/14/160

Femoral heads, Ludgate HillCAL/11/14/161

Femoral trabeculae, IlfordCAL/11/14/162

Ulna, Thetford PrioryCAL/11/14/163

Cortex-medulla Ratio radiographCAL/11/14/164

Tibias, PockthorpeCAL/11/14/165

Skeleton assembledCAL/11/14/166

Skull silhouetteCAL/11/14/167

Differential bone erosion, EriswellCAL/11/14/168

Saxon inhumation, Burgh CastleCAL/11/14/169

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