Notes: (2) Summary of the Examination of Skeletons from Cists at Lunanhead

David Waterston (Author)


Keywords:
Bone
Period(s):
Roman, 1941

Abstract


The first cist contained the skeleton of a man aged upwards of forty years. He had osteoarthritis and had suffered a deep wound on the left side of the forehead some time before death, which had involved the bone and left a suppurating sore. Death had been caused by a deep wound on the front of the left thigh, inflicted by a sharp, heavy weapon which had cut deeply into the femur and had soon proved fatal. The second cist also contained a male skeleton aged upwards of forty five years with a lot of dental disease.

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Published
30-11-1942
How to Cite
Waterston, D. (1942). Notes: (2) Summary of the Examination of Skeletons from Cists at Lunanhead. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 76, 129–130. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.076.129.130
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