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Los Canes Mesolithic burials: archaeothanatology
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2020Abstract Los Canes cave (Asturias, Northern Spain) is an outstanding site with traces of human occupation from the Solutrean to the Bronze Age. It consists of a very narrow cavity with three Late Mesolithic funerary structures, dating to the sixth millennium cal BC.
L. Drak, M.D. Garralda, P. Arias
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The archaeothanatology of seated-flexed burials in the prehispanic southern Andes
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2019Abstract Natural and anthropogenic taphonomic processes in seated-flexed human burials introduce variability in the archaeological record that may obscure evidence for standardization of funerary practice and prolonged ritual interaction with ancestral remains.
Sarah Baitzel
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3D Models as Useful Tools in Archaeothanatology
2022Since the 1960s, various technological developments have changed research practices in all disciplines. These profound transformations are the consequences of the advent of computers and, above all, access to great computing power. Innovations and tools are rapidly being transferred from industry to the social sciences and humanities, and being adapted
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Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 2012
Abstract Research on mortuary practices has attracted a wide following for the role it can play in determination of individual social identity and population social structure. One aspect of mortuary practices that is rarely addressed, except where physical remnants are recovered, is the form of burial containers.
N.J. Harris, N. Tayles
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Abstract Research on mortuary practices has attracted a wide following for the role it can play in determination of individual social identity and population social structure. One aspect of mortuary practices that is rarely addressed, except where physical remnants are recovered, is the form of burial containers.
N.J. Harris, N. Tayles
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Use of Archaeothanatology in Preventive (Salvage/Rescue) Archaeology and Field Research Archaeology
2022International ...
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The Archaeology of Death: Archaeothanatology. An Introduction
Annales Universitatis Apulensis Series Historica, 2014exaly +2 more sources
Archaeothanatology, the Recognition of Funerary Practices:Recent Examples
2019exaly +2 more sources