Caroline M. Stuckert (Connie) holds a B. A. in history from Bryn Mawr College, and an M. A. in physical anthropology and Ph. D. in archaeology and physical anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. She has taught at Muhlenberg College and the University of Pennsylvania. Her research interests center on the British Isles from the Iron Age through medieval periods, and she has conducted research and participated in excavations in both England and Ireland. In addition, she has enjoyed a 25-year career as a consultant and senior museum executive. A native Philadelphian, Connie has spent extended periods in Britain, and currently lives in the Philadelphia suburbs.

• PART 1 INTRODUCTION; PART 2 ROMANO-BRITISH POPULATIONS FROM LANKHILLS AND OTHER CEMETERIES IN WINCHESTER; PART 3 THE TRANSITION FROM ROMANO-BRITISH TO EARLY ANGLO-SAXON IN HAMPSHIRE; PART 4 ANGLO-SAXON AND MEDIEVAL POPULATIONS FROM THE OLD AND NEW MINSTER AND CATHEDRAL CEMETERIES; PART 5 THE POPULATION OF WINCHESTER: A MILLENNIUM OF CONTINUITY AND CHANGE

Just one of an incredibly comprehensive series examining the history of Winchester, this book uncovers the story of the city's occupants from AD 250 to 1540, as told by their skeletal remains.

Caroline M. Stuckert (Connie) holds a B. A. in history from Bryn Mawr College, and an M. A. in physical anthropology and Ph. D. in archaeology and physical anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. She has taught at Muhlenberg College and the University of Pennsylvania. Her research interests center on the British Isles from the Iron Age through medieval periods, and she has conducted research and participated in excavations in both England and Ireland. In addition, she has enjoyed a 25-year career as a consultant and senior museum executive. A native Philadelphian, Connie has spent extended periods in Britain, and currently lives in the Philadelphia suburbs.

• PART 1 INTRODUCTION; PART 2 ROMANO-BRITISH POPULATIONS FROM LANKHILLS AND OTHER CEMETERIES IN WINCHESTER; PART 3 THE TRANSITION FROM ROMANO-BRITISH TO EARLY ANGLO-SAXON IN HAMPSHIRE; PART 4 ANGLO-SAXON AND MEDIEVAL POPULATIONS FROM THE OLD AND NEW MINSTER AND CATHEDRAL CEMETERIES; PART 5 THE POPULATION OF WINCHESTER: A MILLENNIUM OF CONTINUITY AND CHANGE

Just one of an incredibly comprehensive series examining the history of Winchester, this book uncovers the story of the city's occupants from AD 250 to 1540, as told by their skeletal remains.

Caroline M. Stuckert (Connie) holds a B. A. in history from Bryn Mawr College, and an M. A. in physical anthropology and Ph. D. in archaeology and physical anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. She has taught at Muhlenberg College and the University of Pennsylvania. Her research interests center on the British Isles from the Iron Age through medieval periods, and she has conducted research and participated in excavations in both England and Ireland. In addition, she has enjoyed a 25-year career as a consultant and senior museum executive. A native Philadelphian, Connie has spent extended periods in Britain, and currently lives in the Philadelphia suburbs.

• PART 1 INTRODUCTION; PART 2 ROMANO-BRITISH POPULATIONS FROM LANKHILLS AND OTHER CEMETERIES IN WINCHESTER; PART 3 THE TRANSITION FROM ROMANO-BRITISH TO EARLY ANGLO-SAXON IN HAMPSHIRE; PART 4 ANGLO-SAXON AND MEDIEVAL POPULATIONS FROM THE OLD AND NEW MINSTER AND CATHEDRAL CEMETERIES; PART 5 THE POPULATION OF WINCHESTER: A MILLENNIUM OF CONTINUITY AND CHANGE

Just one of an incredibly comprehensive series examining the history of Winchester, this book uncovers the story of the city's occupants from AD 250 to 1540, as told by their skeletal remains.