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Summary for Chapter Five: The body in the basement

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Summary for Chapter Five: The body in the basement

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How a body is treated after death can be a clue to its identity. This skeleton was found in a large storage cellar. Whoever buried the body dug a small hole, and buried a  layer of clay soil on the body and then filled the cellar over time with trash. The artifacts found in the trash layer over the body date from about 1663 to 1680. Historical records show that a family settled on Leavy Neck in 1662. A family and two unnamed indentured servants were starting a small plantation. Archaeological evidence shows that the house was abandoned in the 1680s, so this burial had to take place while the family lived there.

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The study of rock, soil layers, and remains to determine time.

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penetrates metals to create an image of objects inside

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Zig-zag lines on the cranium, which allow for flexibility and growth until adulthood.

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Skull Tutorial (3) - Sutures of the skull - Anatomy Tutorial

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a specialist who studies plant pollen in living and fossil forms

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A disease among children causing softening or malformed bones, due to a lack of Vitamin D from foods or sunlight