Infanticide in Roman Britain: A Critical Review of the Osteological Evidence
Infanticide in Roman Britain: A Critical Review of the Osteological Evidence
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罗马英国的杀婴行为：对骨学证据的批判性回顾
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2013
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通讯作者：
L. Bonsall
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L. Bonsall
摘要 杀婴——杀害婴儿——是历史上许多社会都存在的一种做法。一系列文献资料证明了罗马帝国有杀婴的做法，并且有人声称，罗马-不列颠人的围产期在出生前后出现明显的死亡率高峰，为这种做法提供了考古证据。本文通过对英格兰汉普郡晚期罗马温彻斯特婴儿死亡和埋葬的案例研究，对罗马时期不列颠杀婴的骨学证据进行了回顾。
Abstract Infanticide – the killing of infants – is a practice that has existed in many societies throughout history. A range of textual sources attest to the practice of infanticide in the Roman Empire and it has been claimed that the presence of a pronounced peak in mortality around the time of birth in Romano-British perinates provides archaeological evidence of the practice. This paper presents a review of the osteological evidence for infanticide in Roman Britain via a case study of infant death and burial in Late Roman Winchester, Hampshire, England.
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Chang, SC;O'Brien, KO;Witter, FR
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Witter, FR