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A walk through medieval Cambridge: the top ten secrets their skeletons tell

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Cambridge was an important and vibrant medieval city, but very little of its medieval history is obvious on the surface. This talk takes the audience on a walk around medieval Cambridge (1200-1500 CE). We use insights from a long-term, multi-disciplinary scientific study of 500+ skeletons to get a sense of the real human presence—how different kinds of people lived and interacted within the urban landscape.

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