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Rye Medieval Conference 2014

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Saturday 18th October 2014, Rye College

The Hazards of Life and Causes of Death in Late Medieval England

Professor Carole Rawcliffe, University of East Anglia
‘Poky pigges and stynkynge makerels’: Food Standards and Urban Health in Late Medieval England

Dr Simon Roffey
An Archaeology of Disease: Leprosy and Leprosaria in Medieval England

Professor Tom James, University of Winchester
The Black Death: Fact or Fiction?

Lunch

Professor Tony Waldron, University College London
The Heath (and Death) of Children in Medieval England

Dr Rebecca Oakes, University of Cambridge

Growing pains: adolescent life experiences and expectancy of medieval scholars

Professor Michael Hicks, University of Winchester
The Incidence of Accidents: Broken Bones and Death by Misadventure in the Proofs of Age

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