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Tag Archives: Bones
Eastbourne Ancestors Exhibition 2014
Last week I attended the preview of an exhibition for Eastbourne Ancestors; a Heritage Lottery Funded, community based, osteological & archaeological project that I had been the Project Co-ordinator (& osteoarchaeologist) of for the last 18 months, managed by the … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology
Tagged Archaeology, Bones, Bronze Age, Cranio-facial Reconstruction, Forensics, Human Remains, Neolithic, Osteoarchaeology, Roman, Skeletons
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