The study and the comparison of two cemeteries, partially dug, dated between the 10th and 12th centuries and located in Amiens and Reims, highlight their specific characteristics and allow us to discuss the specificities of hospital cemeteries of this period. Despite the absence of related texts or archives as a bias in the understanding of the place vocation, the comparison of some specificities of those sites, notably crude prevalences concerning different types of paleopathological lesions, with already studied sites allows to consider that their population may come from hospital cemeteries having different characteristics.