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Social dimension of burial mounds

2013
Burial mounds as artefacts of human culture represent a wide range of people’s actions and intentions. Not only they emphasize the funerary event but also reflect the social relations between the living community and ancestors. Throughout the Prehistory and Early Middle Ages burial mounds were created as well defined monuments and played an important ...
Krištuf, Petr, Krištufová, Tereza, Potrebica, Hrvoje   +2 more
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Burial Mound Period

2021
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Burial Mound

Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 2001
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Scyld's Burial Mound

English Language Notes, 2002
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Catiline; and, The burial mound

Choice Reviews Online, 1992
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The Chemical Environment in a Burial Mound Shortly after Construction—An Archaeological–Pedological Experiment

Journal of Archaeological Science, 2001
Henrik Breuning-Madsen
exaly  

Burial Mounds

2006
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A Burial Mound of Florida

The American Naturalist, 1892
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Burial Mound Builders

2021
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Ancient burial mound.

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