Previous research on Broadgate

Unpublished research

Adia KJB 2007 An Investigation into the Relationship between Healed Vitamin D Deficiency and Age-Related Bone Loss in Historical Populations. Msc Dissertation. Department of Archaeological Sciences. University of Bradford.

Ogden, A et al., 2007 Children from the Broadgate site showed an unusual form of non-linear enamel hypoplasia in the crowns of their teeth, again attributed to extreme poverty. University of Bradford

Pinhasi, R et al., 2006 The sub-adults from the site have been involved in a study of growth and development in a group of poor Londoners at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. It was found that the Broadgate children were smaller for their age than from other sites. Surprisingly, those who showed signs of rickets did not appear shorter than their unaffected companions. Roehampton University

Piyaratna, M 2007 The Relationship between Spondylolysis, Spina Bifida Occulta and Transitional Vertebrae: A Case-Referent Study of Archaeological Human Skeletal Remains. Dissertation MSc. UCL institute of archaeology.


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