Palaeoparositological and bioarchaeological data from Lubelska 72A Street, Chełm

[ENG:]This dataset comprises three interlinked tables containing both paleoparasitological and osteological data from the Early Modern Period cemetery located at Lubelska 72A Street in Chełm, Poland.Osteological_data_list: This table lists the graves from which soil samples were analyzed and provides information on the individuals buried in them, including age and sex. It also contains the raw osteological data used for sex determination. The osteological data were collected during the analysis of human remains carried out at the Faculty of Archaeology, University of Warsaw, Poland.Paleoparasitological_data_list: This table includes a list of graves with corresponding laboratory IDs for the analyzed soil samples. It provides detailed records of the parasite taxa identified in the samples, along with the total number of eggs discovered. These data were obtained through paleoparasitological analysis of soil samples collected from human bones prior to osteological examination. The paleoparasitological analyses were conducted at the Chrono-environnement Laboratory, Université Marie et Louis Pasteur, Besançon, France.Paleoparasitological_control_samples_data_list: This table lists graves for which control soil samples were analyzed, including results from samples collected via soil drilling. This dataset is the first large-scale collection of paleoparasitological data from the territory of Poland. Its uniqueness lies not only in the scope and scale of the paleoparasitological information but also in the integration with osteological data. This combination allows for sorting and analysis of parasite occurrence in relation to different age and sex groups, offering new possibilities for demographic and epidemiological reconstructions of past populations.