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The cemetery

The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1959
The existence of Late Minoan tombs somewhere in this area was noted by Evans, and several of those found during our excavations had been partly destroyed or plundered. Nineteen tombs were discovered in all. One of them (XVIII) was a Middle Minoan tomb (see p. 220). The rest (with the possible exception of tomb VIII which was found empty, and which from
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Muslim Cemetery and Roman Cemeteries in Kumanova

2017
The Romans, or Gypsy as widely called within the public, are one of the ethnicalgroups of the Ottoman Empire. Due to their different way of life, as in the present,Romans were excluded by most cultures in the past, and they took refuge to Ottomans.Today some Romans live in Kumanova, located on Greece-Serbia highway on Macedonia’sborder with Serbia ...
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The cemeteries

2023
Peter Davey, Marie C Weale
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SARS-CoV-2 infection in mortuary and cemetery workers

International Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2021
Abdul Abou-Samra   +2 more
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Could Necroleachate Be the Cemetery’s Sewage? A Panorama from Brazilian Legislation

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2023
Simone Cynamon Cohen   +2 more
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The Sawâma Cemeteries

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1914
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Cemetery

2020
Cemetery Raimi Gbadamosi Cemetery is about a collection of significant thinkers, makers, and individuals that have had a profound impact on collective thought. Starting from, and relying on, my own mental archive, it is an investigation into how mutual thought processes are formed and informed, how canons are created, who is allowed into the canon, how
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