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Hello Thanks for the many diverse and interesting responses. However I am, as I said, interested in the methods and results of burning in UK in 2001. In other words I am interested in the fuel required and, for example, whether the bodies were reduced to a charred or calcined state. On another email group I have been advised to contact the British authority DEFRA. I have now done this. Thanks. Richard On 31/10/2013 14:33, Richard Wright wrote: > Hello > > In 2001, during the outbreak of foot and mouth disease in UK, some > thousands of farm animals were burned on pyres. > > Did anybody in UK (or anywhere, for that matter) look at the methods > and results of such burning from the point of view of archaeology or > forensics? > > Richard Wright >