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Our research seeks to understand the demographic pressures and choices people in past societies experienced, from the medieval period to the recent past.

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Hoyle ed. People, Landscape, and Alternative Agriculture' (Reading 2004) pp.93-112. Broad J.

Surnames were first used in elite noble families, and were applied to more ordinary people in England in the late 14th-century poll taxes.

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Such examples encourage people to think that young ages at marriage must have been the norm. ... Why is it so tempting to think people think married younger than they did?

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Life-expectancy at birth derived from these populations was generally between 30 and 40 years, but around 20-25% of people were aged 40+.

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