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ISBN 10: 1108045049
ISBN 13: 9781108045049
Author: Edith J Hollingworth, Maureen M OReilly
The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Girton College, Cambridge, was discovered in 1881, while ground was prepared for the construction of tennis courts. More of the cemetery was unearthed in 1886, when the foundations for the Tower Wing were being laid. The area was excavated under the supervision of Francis Jenkinson (1853–1923), and the urns and other material found on the site date it to roughly the fifth and sixth centuries CE. The graves contained domestic utensils – tweezers, needles, pots for food and cooking – and personal items, such as ivory combs and bronze brooches. Written by Girton alumnae Edith Hollingworth and Maureen O’Reilly, this detailed report of the excavations is based on notes left by Jenkinson, and was first published by Cambridge University Press in 1925. According to a contemporary reviewer, the work of Hollingworth and O’Reilly provides a ‘duty to their College and a real service to archaeology’.
The Anglo Saxon Cemetery at Girton College Cambridge A Report Based on the MS Notes of the Excavations Made by the Late F J H Jenkinson M A 1st Table of contents:
Chapter 1: The Site and Its Location
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Geography of Girton College Area
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Historical Background of the Site
Chapter 2: The Excavation History
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Overview of F.J.H. Jenkinson’s Work
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Methodology and Techniques Used
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Chronology of Excavations
Chapter 3: Description of the Cemetery
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Layout and Structure
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Burial Practices and Grave Types
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Distribution of Graves
Chapter 4: Artefacts and Finds
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Types of Artefacts Discovered
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Materials and Craftsmanship
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Significance of the Artefacts
Chapter 5: Human Remains
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Analysis of Skeletal Remains
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Demographic Information
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Health and Pathology
Chapter 6: Interpretation and Significance
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Social and Cultural Insights
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Comparison with Other Anglo-Saxon Cemeteries
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Historical Implications
Chapter 7: Conclusions
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Summary of Findings
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Contributions to Anglo-Saxon Archaeology
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