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Introduction: archaeological children, death and burial / Eileen Murphy and Mélie Le Roy. How were infants considered at death during the Neolithic period in France? / Mélie Le Roy. Perinatal death and cultural buffering in a Neolithic community at Çatalhöyük / Belinda Tibbetts. Burying children and infants at Kadruka 23: new insights into juvenile identity and disposal of the dead in the Nubian Neolithic / Emma Maines, Pascal Sellier, Philippe Chambon and Olivier Langlois. Children's burials in the Eneolithic Cemetery of Sultana-Malu Rosu, Romania / Catalin Lazar, Ionela Craciunescu, Gabriel Vasile and Mihai Florea. Late Chalcolithic skeletal remains and associated mortuary practices from Çamlibel Tarlasi in Central Anatolia / Jayne-Leigh Thomas. Processed babies: early Bronze Age infant burials from Bulgarian Thrace / Kathleen McSweeney and Krum Bacvarov. "Missing infants": giving life to aspects of childhood in Mycenaean Greece via intramural burials / Katerina Kostanti. Bronze Age child burials in the Southern Trans-Urals (21st-15th centuries cal. BC) / Natalia Berseneva. Juvenile burial and age as a social category in funerary contexts of pre- and protopalatial Crete / Nathalja Calliauw. Geto-Dacian child burials in the second Iron Age / Valeriu Sîrbu and Diana-Crina Davînca. Out of the cradle and into the grave: the children of Anglo-Saxon great Chesterford, Essex, England / Christine Cave and Marc Oxenham. Emotional act, superstition or ritual?: evidence from child burials in the Medieval period: a case study from St. Clemens Churchyard, Copenhagen, Denmark / Jane Jark Jensen. Interpreting cultural and biological markers of stress and status in Medieval subadults from England / Heidi Dawson. Atypical burial practice and juvenile age-at-death in later Medieval Gaelic Ireland: the evidence from Ballyhanna, Co. Donegal / Eileen Murphy. Interring the "deserving" child: the archaeology of the deaths and burials of children at the Kilkenny Workhouse during the Great Famine in Ireland, 1845-52 / Jonny Geber |
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