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There will be some areas of evidence grossly lacking and 

 some will be plentiful, but it is hoped that a representative 

 picture of past trauma and treatment will be produced in the 

 not too distant future. 



Acknowledgements 



Due thanks go to Keith Manchester who made helpful com- 

 ments throughout the paper, the many museums and arch- 

 eologiai units who have allowed me access to human skeletal 

 material, Tony Margel, Senior Radiographer at the Bradford 

 Royal Infirmary, for producing most of the x-rays (also to a 

 generous x-ray film company) and to Jean Brown, formerly 

 of the Photography Department of the University of Brad- 

 ford, for producing the photographs and diagrams. There are 

 also many, many more people who have been helpful 

 throughout this research and thanks will be given to them in 

 the final thesis. 



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