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Archaeothanatology and funeral archaeology. Application to the study of primary single burials
2014In funeral archaeology, to understand a burial is to bear in mind, above all, that skeletons were once corpses. The process by which a corpse is transformed into a skeleton is one of the key questions when excavating burials. Detailed field osteological observations are essential to the restitution of the environment in which the body decay took place.
Duday, Henri +2 more
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Archaeothanatological Approaches to Associated Remains in European Funerary Contexts
2022Isabelle Cartron, Aurélie Zemour
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2019
During Roman Antiquity, the specificity of the funerary treatment of the children (localization or device) is always described as very specific, sometimes atypical or deviant, compared to the adults. In Forum Iulii, the graves analyzed, comprising cremations or inhumations, testify obviously to specific gestures towards them, but the intra-site ...
Lattard, Alexia, Schmitt, Aurore
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During Roman Antiquity, the specificity of the funerary treatment of the children (localization or device) is always described as very specific, sometimes atypical or deviant, compared to the adults. In Forum Iulii, the graves analyzed, comprising cremations or inhumations, testify obviously to specific gestures towards them, but the intra-site ...
Lattard, Alexia, Schmitt, Aurore
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The Dead of Ovilava. Archaeothanatological analysis of Roman burials from the ‘Gräberfeld Ost’
2022Hagmann, Dominik +2 more
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Too many secondary burials in Minoan Crete?
Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 2021Aurore Schmitt
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