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  1. About Spoilheap
  2. Meet the Author
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  1. Mr. P's Photo Album
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  4. Message Board - for questions, comments and discussion
  5. Copyright statement

Archaeology

• Archaeology Contents Page
• Archaeology Introduction
  1. What is archaeology?
  2. What is its relationship with history?
  3. Archaeology in Britain today
  4. Archaeological methods
  5. Bibliography
• Archaeology Papers Menu
1. List of archaeology papers by Sue Anderson
2. Paper: Wash 'n' Go: the field archaeologist's attitude to finds?
• Archaeology Links
• Archaeology Photo Gallery - coming soon

Pottery and other ceramics

• Pottery Contents Page
• Pottery Introduction
  1. What can we learn from broken pottery?
  2. Prehistoric and Roman pottery: a brief summary
  3. Medieval pottery
  4. Post-medieval pottery
  5. Other ceramics: building materials
  6. Bibliography
• Pottery Papers Menu
1. List of pottery reports by Sue Anderson
2. Report: Ravensmere, Beccles: pottery assessment
• Pottery and Ceramics Links
• Pottery Photo Gallery
1. Ipswich Ware
2. Thetford Ware
3. Ipswich Thetford Ware
4. Melton Ware
5. Bury Ware
6. Hedingham Ware
7. Grimston Ware
8. Mildenhall-type Ware
9. Ipswich Glazed Ware
10. Hollesley Ware
11. Hopton Ware
12. Late Medieval and Transitional

Finds

• Finds Contents Page
• Finds Introduction
1. What is an archaeological artefact?
2. What can we learn from finds?
3. Archaeological materials
4. Some common finds
5. Bibliography
• Finds Papers Menu
1. List of finds reports by Sue Anderson
2. Paper: Wash 'n' Go: the field archaeologist's attitude to finds?
• Finds Links
• Finds Photo Gallery
- coming soon!

Human Skeletal Remains

• Human Bone Contents Page
• Human Bone Introduction
1. Why excavate human bones?
2. What can we learn from studying them?
3. The techniques of analysing bones
4. Palaeopathology
5. Bibliography
• Human Bone Papers Menu
1. List of human bone reports by Sue Anderson
2. Paper: Digging up People
3. Paper: Skeletons in the Cupboard
4. Report: Human Skeletal Remains from Long Melford
5. Report: Human Skeleton from Upwell
6. Report: Human Skeletal Remains from St. Saviour's, Bury St. Edmunds
7. Report: Human Skeleton from Boxted
8. Report: Human Skeletal Remains from Harroway Farm, Andover
• Human Bone Links
• Human Bone Photo Gallery - menu page
1. Ankylosing spondylitis
2. Ankylosing hyperostosis
3. Osteoarthritis of the knee
4. Osteoarthritis of the hip
5. Fractured tibia
6. Multiple trauma
7. Unhealed fracture of ulna
8. Weapon cuts to arm and hand
9. Fractured hand
10. Myositis ossificans
11. Osteochondritis dissecans
• Human Bone Photo Gallery 2 - menu page
1. Depressed skull fracture
2. Unhealed weapon wound to skull
3. Paget's Disease
4. Rickets
5. Cribra Orbitalia
6. Enamel Hypoplasia
7. Leprosy
8. Slipped femoral capital epiphysis
9. Congenital hip dysplasia
10. Mandibular torus
11. Spina bifida occulta

Burial archaeology

• Burial Archaeology Contents Page
• Burial Archaeology Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Burial practices by period
   1. Palaeolithic
   2. Mesolithic
   3. Neolithic
   4. Bronze Age
   5. Iron Age
   6. Roman
   1. Early Saxon
   2. Middle Saxon
   3. Late Saxon-Early Medieval
   4. Medieval
   5. Post-Medieval
3. Legal aspects of burial archaeology
4. Archaeological techniques
5. Interpretation and Conclusions
6. Bibliography
• Burial Archaeology Links

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