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1 FRACTURES & WOUNDS A 2 A 3 A 5 A 2 : Fracture nose + osteitis / Egypt A 3 : Fracture nose + osteitis / Egypt A 5 : Fronto-facial fracture + asymmetry / Nubian A 6 A 7 A 6: Fracture nose / Thetford3 / Anglo-Saxon A 7: Fracture nose / Thetford3 / Anglo-Saxon A 8 A 12 A 8 : Fracture nose / Thetford 18 / Anglo-Saxon A 12 : Fracture skull / Cadoc's / Llancarlan Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 1 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
2 A 13 A 14 A 13 : Fracture skull / W ighton / Norfolk A 14 : Fracture skull / W ighton / Norfolk A 18 A 19 A 26 A 18: Fracture mandible (X-ray) / Egypt A 19 : Fracture mandible (X-ray)/ Egypt A 26 : Fracture vertebrae / Cirencester / Romano-British Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 2 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
3 A 27 A 28 A 27: Fracture T12 + collapse A 28 : Fracture + synostosis T3/T4 / Romano-British A 31 A 32 A 33 A 31: Fracture right scapula / Anglo-Saxon A 32: Fracture clavicle / Backford / Anglo-Saxon A 33: Fracture clavicle / Backford / Anglo-Saxon A 34 A 35 A 36 A 34: Fracture clavicle / Norwich / Post MA A 35 : Fracture-dislocation elbow / Hartlepool A 36 : Fracture-dislocation elbow / Hartlepool Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 3 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
4 A 37 A 38 A 39 A 37: Fracture dislocation elbow / Hartlepool Inh A A 38 : Fracture ribs / Thetford / Anglo-Saxon A 39 : Fracture clavicule & 17 fractures in 16 ribs A 41 A 42 A 43 A 41: Fracture + pseudarthrosis ulna / Illinois A 42 : Parry's fracture / Furfooz / Neolithic A 43 : Parry's fracture (X-ray)/ Furfooz / Neolithic Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 4 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
5 A 45 A 48 A 49 A 50 A 51 A 45 : Fracture ulna+radius : failed cross union / Roman-British [cf. D ] A 48: Parry's fracture A 49 : Parry's fracture / Thetford Priory / Anglo-Saxon A 50: Parry's fracture / Thetford Priory A 51 : Parry's fracture(x-ray)/ Thetford Priory / Anglo-Saxon A 52 A 53 A 56 A 57 A 52 : Parry's fracture / Mundford A 53 : Fracture ulna / Cirencester / Romano-Britih A 56 : Fracture radius / Burgh Castle / Anglo-Saxon A 57 : Fracture radius / Verulanium / Romano-Britih Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 5 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
6 A 58 A 59 A 60 A 61 A 62 A 65 A 58 : Fracture radius / Verulanium / Romano-Britih A 59 : Colles' fracture / Iona A 60 : Colles' fracture (X-ray) A 61 : Colles's fracture A 62 : Colles's and Pott's fractures combined A 65 : Fracture ulna +radius : cress union and pseudarthrosis A 66 A 67 A 71 A 66 : Colles' & Pott's fractures combined A 67 : Fracture first metacarpal A 71 :? Fracture humeral epiphysis / Mundford / Romano-Britih Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 6 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
7 A 72 A 75 A 72 :? Fracture humeral epiphysis / Mundford / Romano-Britih A 75 : Fracture humeral supra condylar / Thetford A 79 A 80 A 79 : Fracture-dislocation pelvis / Mk66UK31 / Anglo-Saxon A 80 : Fracture-dislocation sacral ala / Mk66UK31 / Anglo-Saxon A 81 A 82 A 81 : Fracture dislocation pelvis sacral ala / Mk66UK31 / Anglo-Saxon A 82 : Fracture acetabulum / Mk66UK31 / Anglo-Saxon Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 7 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
8 A 83 A 84 A 83 : Fracture femur neck femur "b" / Mk66UK31 / Anglo-Saxon A 84 : Fracture femur / Mk66UK31 / Anglo-Saxon A 88 A 89 A 90 A 91 A 88 : Fracture femur neck / Norwich / 17th - 18th century A 89 : Fracture femoral neck + exostosis / Norwich / 17th-18th century A 90 : Fracture femoral neck + exostosis / Norwich / 17th-18th century A 91 : Fracture femur shaft /Burgh Castle / Anglo-Saxon Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 8 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
9 A 92 A 93 A 96 A 92 : fracture femur + Paget's disease / Jarrow A 93 : Fracture femur + Paget's disease (X-ray) / Jarrow A 96 : Fracture femur supra condylar / Norwich / 17th-18th century A 97 A 98 A 99 A 100 A 97 : Fracture femur supra condylar / Norwich / 17th-18th century A 98 : Fracture fibula distal / Norwich / 17th-18th century A 99 : Fracture tibia sinus-vascular grooves A 100 : fracture tibia & fibula / Egypt Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 9 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
10 A 101 A 102 A 103 A 104 A 105 A 106 A 101: fracture tibia & fibula /Thetford / Anglo-Saxon A 102 : Fractures tibia & fibula / Thetford / Anglo-Saxon A 103 : Fractures tibia & fibula (x-ray) / Thetford / Anglo-Saxon A 104 : Fractures tibia & fibula / Norwich / 17th-19th centuries A 105 : Fractures tibia & fibula+ synostosis / Norwich / 17th-19th centuries A 106 : Fractures tibia & fibula+ synostosis / Norwich / 17th-19th centuries A 107 A 108 A 109 A 110 A 111 A 112 A 107 : Fractures tibia & fibula+ synostosis / Icklingham A 108 :? Fractures tibia / Burgh-Castle / Anglo-Saxon A 109 : Fractures tibia & fibula / Cirencester A 110 : Fractures tibia & fibula A 111 : Fractures tibiae / Pocktorpe / Burgh-Castle A 112 : Fractures tibia & fibula / Pocktorpe Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 10 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
11 A 114 A 115 A 116 A 117 A 114: Fractures tibia-talus-calcaneus synostosed A 115 : Fracture fibula / Coxlane Ipswich / Medieval A 116: Fracture fibula / Owsleburg A 117: talus & calcaneus ankylosed / Iona A 118 A 119 A 118 & A 119 : Fracture calcaneus / Norwich / 17th-19th centuries Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 11 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
12 A 120 A 121 A 122 A 123 A 124 A 125 A 120 : fracture metarsal / N.E.P./ Anglo-saxon A 121: fracture metarsal +(?)wound / Jarrow A 122: Fracture metatarsals / Shouldham A 123 : Fracture metatarsals / Shouldham A 124 : Fracture talus & calcaneus ankylosed / Iona A 125: Fracture talus & calcaneus ankylosed(x-ray) / Burgh-Castle Wounds A 126 A 127 A128 A 126: Arrow head in palate / Porsmose A 127: Arrow head in palate / Neolithic A 128 : Arrowhead in vertebra / Lozere Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 12 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
13 A 129 A 130 A 131 A 129 : Arrowhead in vertebra / Toulouse A 130 : Arrow head in vertebra / Toulouse A 131 : Arrowhead in vertebra / Neolithic A 132 A 133 A 132: Arrow head in vertebra / Neolithic A 133 : Arrowhead in vertebra A 134 A 135 A 134: Wound of skull & trephination / Ciren 305 A 135: Wound of skull / Ciren 305 Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 13 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
14 A 136 A 137 A 136 : Wound of skull / Ciren.305 (cf. A ) A 137 : Trephination / Ciren 305 A 138 A 139 A 140 A 138 : Wounded skull / Ontario / Petun A 139: Wounded skull / Ontario / Petun A 140 : Wounded skull / Ontario / Petun A 141 A 142 A 143 A 141 : Wounded skull / Ontario / Petun A 142 : Wounded skull / Ontario / Petun A 143 : Wounded skull / Ontario / Petun Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 14 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
15 A 144 A 146 A 147 A 148 A 144 : Wounded skull (x-ray) / Ontario / Petun A 146: Starheaded mace & skull wound / Peru A 147 & A148: Starheaded mace wound A 151 A 152 A 153 A 151: Wound of frontal / Cirencester / Romano-British A 152:?Slingshot wound / Cirencester / Romano-British A 153: Wounded mandible / Hellesdon A 154 A 155 A 156 A 154 : Wounded skull A 155 : Wounded skull +? trephination / Romano-British (cf. A & A ) A 156 : Decapitation C2/C3 / Ciren.305 (cf. A & A ) Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 15 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
16 A 158 A 161 A 158 :?Slingshot wound /Wighton A 161 : Wound of frontal / Beckford / Anglo-Saxon A 162 A 163 A 162: Wounded skull / Burgh Castle/ Anglo-Saxon A 163 : Wounded skull / N.E.P. 171 / Anglo-Saxon A 164 A 168 A 164 : Wounded skull / N.E.P. 171 / Anglo-Saxon A 168 : Wounded skull / Peclethorpe / Anglo-Saxon Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 16 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
17 A 169 A 170 A 169 : Wounded skull / Pockthorpe / Anglo-Saxon A 170 : Wounded skull / Wainford A 173 A 174 A 179 A 173 :? fracture- wounded scapula / Ciren / Romano-British A 174 : Wound of humerus / Ciren / Romano-British A 179 : Wounded ilium / Cox Lane, Ipswich A 180 A 181 A 182 A 183 A 180 : Wounded femur / Rider's bone / Ipswich A 181 : Wounded scapula / Cox Lane, Ipswich A 182 : Amputated forearm / Cox Lane, Ipswich A 183 : Wounded skull / Cox Lane, Ipswich Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 17 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
18 A 184 A 185 A 184 : Wounded ribs / Cox Lane / Ipswich A 185 : Murdered man / Cox Lane, Ipswich A 186 A 187 A 188 A 186 : Wounded ilium / Cox Lane / Ipswich A 187 : Wounded femur / Rider's bone / Cox Lane, Ipswich A188 : Wounded acromion / Cox Lane / Ipswich A 189 A 190 A 189 : Amputated forearm / Cox Lane / Ipswich A 190 : Wounded skull / Cox Lane / Ipswich Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 18 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
19 A 191 A 194 A195 A 190 : Wounded skull / Cox Lane / Ipswich A 191 : Wounded ribs / Cox Lane, Ipswich A 194 : Amputated forearm / Egypt A 195 : Amputated hand / Hopewell Culture A 198 A 199 A 198 : Decapitation / Cirencester, Inh R / Romano-British A 199 : Decapitation / Cirencester, Inh R / Romano-British Calvin WELLS / Slides A / Fractures & wounds / p. 19 / L2AP LYON1 / 2013
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