Mapping Child Health Inequality
Conference, Talk
A historical bioarchaeological case study from St Bride's parish, London (19th Century).
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Event date
Friday 19 April 2024, 4pm to 5pm
Location
In-person and online
K/122 and ENV/106, King's Manor, Exhibition Square (Map)
K/122 and ENV/106, King's Manor, Exhibition Square (Map)
Audience
Open to staff, students
Admission
Free admission, booking not required
Event details
Dr Sophie Newman is a Teaching Fellow in Human Osteoarchaeology, specialising in the study of human osteology and palaeopathology, particularly in relation to children and child health in the past. Sophie's talk will present the results of how integrating historical and bioarchaeological data, and GIS, has revealed patterns in child morbidity and mortality within the parish of St Bride, London, UK.
Dr Sophie Newman
Venue details
Wheelchair accessible