New Approaches to Medical Archaeology and Anthropology: Practitioners, Practices and Patients A conference to be held at Magdalene College 18--19th November 2000 List of Speakers | Abstracts | Announcement and Information Speakers Patty Baker Curing all Ills: the History and Archaeology of Roman Medicine Gilly Carr Divination and shamanism in Iron Age Britain Chris Knusel Of Crystal Balls, Political Power, and Changing Contexts: What the Clever Women of Salerno Inherited Charlotte Roberts Tuberculosis: a multidisciplinary approach to past and current concepts, causes and treatment of this infectious disease Simon Stoddart A shaman of mortuary ritual in prehistoric Malta? Ralph Anderson Kill or Cure: Athenian judicial curses and the body in fear Elisabeth Hsu The use of medical anthropology for the medical historian (provisional) Francoise Barbira Freedman The material culture of shamanic medicine in the Upper Amazon, with particular reference to tobacco David Zeitlyn The Dreams of an Electronic Spider. A Computer Simulation of Mambila Divination Vivienne Lo Spirit of Stone: Technical Considerations in the Treatment of the Jade Body Charlotte Hardman Beer, Trees, Pigs and Chickens: Medical Tools of the Lohorung Shaman Barbara Potrata The Slovene New Agers and their healing practices Ann Starr Medical normality or social normality? Images of human infants and foetuses with visible physical abnormalities Philip Crummy Doctor's grave at Stanway, Colchester Jenny Blain Magic, healing, or death? Issues of Seidr, `balance', and morality in past and present Fees and Bookings The cost is £10, or £5 for students Contact either: Dr Gilly Carr, St, John's College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, CB2 1TP gcc20@hermes.cam.ac.uk, or Patricia Baker, School of European Languages and Culture (Classics/Archaeology), University of Kent at Canterbury, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NF P.A.Baker-3@ukc.ac.uk