London Social inequality was"recorded on the bones" of the medieval residents of Cambridge, England, a new study of hundreds of sets of human remains in the city has revealed.
Researchers studied the remains of more than 300 individuals from a variety of social backgrounds, buried in three different city cemeteries from the 10th to the 14th centuries. The remains of numerous people were unearthed on the site of the Hospital of St. John the Evangelist.
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“bone fractures were more common in men (40%) than women (26%). “ White supremacist patriarchy runs deeper and wider than you know. Woman have continually been edged out of “masculine” jobs and it is evident in the data. feminist archaeologyandwomen
Wow! It’s almost like common people have been treated like slaves for centuries! What a groundbreaking discovery
Please god, don't dig me up a thousands years from now and study my bones, please let me rest in peace, so if your buried for a thousand years or two, your fair game to be dug up? Does that seem right?
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