EAA 69, 1994: The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Spong Hill, North Elmham, Part VIII: The Cremations, by Jacqueline McKinley

This volume deals with cremated remains, both human and animal, from over 2,000 urns. Age and sex identifications of the individuals are presented, together with their grave-good associations. Animal bone was found in a large proportion of urns, and represented a wide range of animals, mostly but not exclusively domestic. There is a discussion of the identified pathologies and various aspects of cremation ritual and technology.

Full reference:
Jacqueline McKinley, 1994. 'The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Spong Hill, North Elmham, Part VIII: The Cremations', East Anglian Archaeology 69