LEPROSY, ECHINOCOCCOSIS AND AMULETS: A STUDY OF A MEDIEVAL DANISH INHUMATION

Daniel Leigh Weiss · V Møller-Christensen

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IN 1948 one of us (V. M.-C.) rediscovered the forgotten site of a Danish medieval leprosy hospital, St. George's Hospital (Sankt J0rgens Spital) on a farm near the flourishing market town of Naestved in southwest Sjaelland (fig. 1). It is located about one mile outside the town on the left bank of the river Susaaen, from which it is

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