56 skeletal remains were recovered from the salvage excavations carried out by the Amasya Museum Directorate between 1992-2012 at the archaeological sites dated to Roman Period in Amasya province and its surroundings. 2 (3,57%) of the individuals were defined as babies, 11 (19,64%) were children, 15 (26,79%) were female and 13 (23,21%) were male. The sex determination of the remaining 15 individuals (26,79%) could not be made because there was not enough criteria for sex determination. As a result of the paleopathological analysis of skeletal remains, lesions such as trauma (fracture), osteoarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, rhomboid fossa, osteophyte and schmorl nodule were found in these individuals. In this study, the health structure of the people who lived in and around Amasya during the Roman Period was evaluated.