This review examines bio-cultural analysis of identity in later Anglo-Saxon cemeteries, highlighting its insights into gender and social status.
The integration of archaeological and osteological data in a bio-cultural analysis is a valuable means by which the expression of identity can be investigated in funerary practices. In this paper, a review of the application of bio-cultural methods to investigate gender, age thresholds, social status and lifestyle in later Anglo-Saxon funerary contexts is presented in order to highlight the variety and potential of such approaches
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