CortijoCoracho考古遗址的历史可以追溯到上古晚期,从公元5世纪到8世纪。在此期间,在该地区定居的许多人口(日耳曼人直到西哥特统治,拜占庭直到阿拉伯人的到来,等。),他们每个人都集中了目前已知的Sub-Baetic的历史特征。CortijoCoracho考古遗址目前位于卢塞纳市(科尔多瓦,西班牙),在A-45高速公路上工作后发现的。墓地由294个尸体和一座大教堂的遗迹组成,尽管经过一系列调查,据估计还有大约700个额外的墓葬,这将使其成为最大的墓地,并围绕着可追溯到公元4世纪的烈士大教堂进行安葬。在葬礼中,397名受试者康复,这意味着大量存在共享和/或重复使用的墓葬。这些主题被转移到城市的博物馆,他们在哪里接受检查,重组和分类。在这一点上,发现了具有科学兴趣的主题,就像主题204的情况一样,本文的主题。这个人,描述为成年男性,是这一时期生活条件的一个例子,尽管他的左下肢受伤,慢性骨髓炎感染加重了双骨折,他继续使用那个肢体。本文将提供该独特病变的详细信息以及潜在的假设。
The Cortijo Coracho archaeological site dates from the Late Antiquity period, from the 5th to the 8th century AD. During this period, a number of populations settled in the area (Germanic peoples until Visigothic rule, Byzantine until the arrival of the Arabs, etc.), each of them concentrating the historical characteristics in the Sub-Baetic that are currently known. The Cortijo Coracho archaeological site is currently located in the city of Lucena (Cordoba, Spain), found after the works on the A-45 motorway. The necropolis consists of 294 inhumations and the remains of a basilica, although after a series of surveys it is estimated that there are around 700 additional burials, which would make it the largest necropolis with ad sancti burials surrounding a martyrial basilica dating back to the 4th century AD. Among the burials, 397 subjects were recovered, which implies a large presence of shared and/or reused burials. These subjects were transferred to the city\'s museum, where they were examined, reorganised and classified. At this point, subjects of scientific interest were found, as is the
case of subject 204, the topic of this article. This individual, described as an adult male, is an example of the living conditions of this period, since despite his injury on the left lower extremity, a double fracture aggravated by a chronic osteomyelitis infection, he continued to use that limb. This paper will give the details of that distinctive lesion and the possible hypotheses underlying it.