She was an infant who had been alive for perhaps six weeks — long enough to have been nursed, held, noticed, named.

Long enough for the people around her to have begun the process of understanding who she was, what her personality might become, what role she would eventually play in the community into which she had been born.

Long enough for them to love her, and to mourn her when she died.

We do not know why she died.

The skeletal evidence does not preserve the cause of death — infant mortality in pre-modern populations was high, and the causes were various.

She may have died of illness.