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Updated 17-03-2011 ADBOU Skeletal List Museum Place Type Year of Use of Number of Approx. number excavation cemetery graves comming- led bones ASR 1015 Ribe Grey Friar City Monastery 1993 1200-1560 915 City Cemetery 2008 1000-1700 113 373 ASR 13 Ribe Lindegården Vikings 2009 900-1000 10 7 ASR 1727 Ribe 1 FHM Aarhus Cathedral City Cemetery 1995-2002 1100-1800 197 3880/4330 FHM 3970 Nordby Rural Cemetery 1996 1050-1250 126 109 FHM 4461 Vestergade 3 City Cemetery 2003 18 FHM 4633 Aarhus Vor Frue City Cemetery 2005 43 Tvillum Rural Cemetery 2009 5 FHM 4985 Brattingborg, Samsø Rural Cemetery 2008 28 159 HAM 2843 Nybøl Rural Cemetery 1994 1100- 70 HAM 3702 Haderslev Cathedral City Cemetery 1998 -1800 20 HAM 5081 Haderslev Cathrdral City Cemetery 2010 -1800 17 HOM 1046 Sejet Rural Cemetery 2006 1150-1574 435 194 Monastery church, HOM 1272 City Cemetery 2007-2008 1600-1800 221 281 Horsens Ole Worms gade, HOM 1649 City Cemetery 2008-2009 1100-1500 578 686 Horsens JAH 1-77 Sct. Michael, Viborg City Cemetery 1979 1000-1529 285 215 JAH 2-79/ Viborg Cathedral Domkirke 1975-1981 1000-1800 120 1-81/2-80 JAH 2-84 Frederiksgade, Århus City Monastery 1984 1450-1560 22 JAH 3-80 Skt. Oluf, Århus City Cemetery 1981 -1700 90 a VKH 1201 Tirup/Bygholm Rural Cemetery 1984 1150-1350 574 46 VKH 1586 Vejle Klostergade City Cemetery 1985 1200 23 VSM 29F Faldborg Rural Cemetery 1994 1100-1600 80 VSM 804E/ 843C/806F/85 Sct. Mathias. Viborg City Cemetery 1994-1999 1100-1529 280 5F/906F VSM 902F Skt. Drotten. Viborg City Cemetery 1998 1100-1529 84 7 The Catholic church, VSM 09264 City Cemetery 2007 1100-1529 95 Viborg VSM 09715 Viborg Sct. Morten City Cemetery 2010 1100-1529 70 ØM Øm Monastery Rural Monastery 1896-2006 1172-1561 800 1000 tallet- ÅHM 5675 Vor Frue, Aalborg City Cemetery 2007 16 1500 tallet JAH 1-83 Nytorv, Viborg City Cemetery 1985 2 FHM 4656 Lisbjerg kirke Rural Cemetery 2 Uddannelses- HOM 1272/2 2 udgravning AT 82/AT 83 Odense Albani Torv City Cemetery 1982-1998 1050-1530 237 GBP 82/ GP 90/ Odense Grey Friar City Monastery 1982-1990 1250-1813 622 44+ OBM 8232 Kloster 75/77/78/ Svendborg Grey Friar City Monastery 1975-2007 1250-1700 214 VII, SOM 01.256 KMO 96/1 Odense Vor Frue City Cemetery 1996 8 NOM 6229 Nyborg City Cemetery 17 OBM 7731 Faaborg City Cemetery 2005 1200-1600 17 OBM 7777 Hjulby Rural Cemetery 1997 1100-1560 5 OBM 9397/9784 Odense Klosterbakken City Cemetery 1998-2001 1050-1800 135+ /9785 OBM 9886 Finstrup Rural Cemetery 1997 1100-1560 6 Hjallese kirke Rural Cemetery 1982 1200-1536 5 S5-82 Odense Søndergade Executions 1982 1600-1700 8 SBT 78/79/81 Odense Black Friar City Monastery 1978-1981 1300-1660 979 SJG 79/81 City Hospital Odense Sct. Jørgen 1980-1981 1270-1560 1544 Cemetery 1972 AS 17/73 Svendborg Sct. Nikolai City Cemetery 1995 1100-1700 306+ SOM 00.390 Svendborg Svendborg 1934 1 Gaasestræde Gaasestræde Godsted Kirke Rural Cemetery 1100-1550 4 Refshale Rural Cemetery 1969-1992 1100-1350 202 Total 10123+ 1962+ a) Stored at University of Utah (contact Rick Payne) .

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