Day 1 (25th March)
09:30–09:45
Welcome and introduction
09:45–10:30
Teresa Fernández–Crespo (Universidad de Valladolid), Javier Ordoño (Arkikus)
Victims of martial victory celebrations in Neolithic France
10:30–11.15
Rick Schulting (University of Oxford)
What is normal? Burial in prehistoric British mortuary monuments as non–normative.
11:15–11:45
Coffee break (Wharton room)
11:45–12:30
Andrea Czermak, Rick Schulting (University of Oxford), Teresa Fernández-Crespo (Universidad de Valladolid)
Stress and Strife in Prehistory: Social Conflict at Early Bronze Age Charterhouse Warren
12:30–13:15
Ian Armit (University of York)
Disentangling the dead in Iron Age Britain
13:15–14:30
Lunch (Buttery)
14:30–15:15
Melanie Giles (University of Manchester)
‘Wilful pieces of mortality’: long biographies of trauma and care in bog bodies
15:15–16:00
Louise Loe (Oxford Archaeology)
Osteological insights into non-normative early to mid Roman rural burials, recently excavated in Oxfordshire
16:00–16:30
Tea break (Wharton room)
16:30–17:00
Discussion (Andrew Wilson > Chair/Discussant)
19:00h
Dinner (Bursar’s study)
Day 2 (26th March)
Day 2 (26th March)
09:30–10:15
Lindsay Lloyd–Smith (Wardell–Armstrong LLP)
Deviant burials at a Late Roman cemetery in Great Whelnetham, Suffolk, England: Evidence for a slave community?
10:15–11:00
Eileen Murphy (Queen’s University Belfast):
Interpreting Atypical Burials in Early Medieval Ireland using Bioarchaeological Approaches
11:00–11:30
Coffee break (Wharton room)
11:30–12:15
Andrew Reynolds (University College London)
The relationship between custom and law: a case study of deviant burial in early medieval England
12:15–13:00
John Blair (University of Oxford)
Killing the dead in medieval and early modern Europe: why we really can recognise it in deviant burials
13:00–13:30
Discussion (Andrew Wilson > Chair/Discussant)
The workshop will be livestreamed on Teams.
