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Dichotomising the Family in Hellenistic Etruria: Forms of Strategic Display in Elite Burials
Acta Patristica et Byzantina, 2010Etruscan burial provides a unique source for the archaeological study of the 'family as strategy.' This chapter starts by providing an overview of the chronological development of burial practices across the region between the eighth and first centuries BC.
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What are princes made of? (Elite burials in the Early iron Age)
2004Our perception of the Early Iron Age social structure is largely a result of the information derived from the burial assemblages. Elite burials form the most important class in such an approach, especially when they take form of the so-called princely graves.
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The Cemetery of Noviomagus and the Wealthy Burials of the Municipal Elite
Mnemosyne, 2011openaire +1 more source
An elite burial of the Chinge-Tey I kurgan: preliminary analysis of anthropological data
Camera Praehistorica, 2022exaly
Wealthy and Healthy? Methodological Approaches to Non-Elite Burials - An Introduction
2021BINSFELD, Andrea +2 more
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Krasnoznamenskii Burial-ground. Early Scythian Elite Burial-mounds in the Northern Caucasus
2006Gavrilovna Petrenko, Vladimira +2 more
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