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Ethnography and archaeological interpretation of funerary remains
World Archaeology, 1969(1969). Ethnography and archaeological interpretation of funerary remains. World Archaeology: Vol. 1, Techniques of chronology and excavation, pp. 262-280.
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The Archaeological Study of Funerary Practices
1996The funerary remains of past cultures have long exerted a strong attraction on students of prehistory. Funerary sites typically are not only a rich source of intact and often exotic artifacts, but they also represent one of the few archaeological contexts in which we have direct access to specific individuals from the past. The individual may be a very
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2018
During the rescue excavations in 2007, a pit containing human skeletal remains was found at Potočani in Croatia. The remains of at least 41 person of all age groups and both sexes were found, mostly articulated but commingled and without a clear pattern of organization. No associated artefacts were present in the pit except for few pottery fragments of
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During the rescue excavations in 2007, a pit containing human skeletal remains was found at Potočani in Croatia. The remains of at least 41 person of all age groups and both sexes were found, mostly articulated but commingled and without a clear pattern of organization. No associated artefacts were present in the pit except for few pottery fragments of
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Separating the Emotions: Archaeological Mentalities in Central Italian Funerary Archaeology
2016This chapter defines the concept of archaeological mentality and suggests that it is a useful tool in characterizing archaeological thinking and practice. It is argued that pre-designed interviews, even considering their limitations (see Everill 2009: 105–7), are a good method of studying contemporary archaeological mentalities.
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Funerary archaeology in Qatar: old data and new discoveries
2022This paper reports preliminary findings from select re-analyses and new excavations conducted under remit of the project ‘Human Populations and Demographics in Qatar from the Neolithic to the Late Iron Age’ (performed in cooperation with Sidra Medicine, the Department of Biology of the University of Rome Tor Vergata, and Qatar Museums Authority).
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Archaeological excavations of funerary complexes in the Foothills of Crimea in 2017
Города, селища, могильники. Раскопки 2017. Материалы спасательных археологических исследований., 2018В 2017 г. археологический отряд ИАЭТ СО РАН принял участие в спасательных археологических раскопках в предгорьях Крыма по строящейся автодороге «Таврида» на отрезке Симферополь – Феодосия. В полевой сезон полностью исследованы восемь курганных объектов археологического наследия и грунтовый могильник.
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Funerary Inscriptions from Çanakkale Archaeological Museum
2017Makalede, Çanakkale Arkeoloji Müzesi’nde bulunan altı adet mezar yazıtı tanıtılmaktadır. Bunlardan beş tanesi (no. 1, 3–6) daha önce Yüksek Ergen özel koleksiyonunda bulunurken 2016 yılında Çanak-kale Arkeoloji Müzesi’ne getirilerek müzenin envanterine kaydedilmiştir.
ÖZHAN, Tolga, YILDIRIM, Ömer Can
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About the funerary landscapes of Magna Graecia : an archaeological approach
Atti e memorie della Società Magna GreciaWhen they left their city and crossed the necropolises, what landscape did the inhabitants of Magna Graecia see? This article presents a methodology for analyzing the funerary spaces in their entirety and thus addressing individual graves in their context, through different approaches: study of ancient sources, plans and topography, focus on surface ...
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Funerary Archaeology and Changing Identities: Community Practices in Roman-Period Sardinia
2019Funerary Archaeology and Changing Identities: Community Practices in Roman-Period Sardinia examines three inter-woven research questions. The first one concerns a theoretical issue of how identities can be inferred from archaeology; the second asks what were the material relationships between communities of Sardinia and the Roman world’s power and ...
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Revista CICSA online, Serie Nouă, 2016
The interest for graves, cemeteries, and other funerary structures was a constant in archaeologicalresearch since the pioneering period of this discipline in the 19th century. With regard to the actual human body (buried or treated in other various ways), archaeologists and anthropologists took different approaches which can be best understood only by ...
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The interest for graves, cemeteries, and other funerary structures was a constant in archaeologicalresearch since the pioneering period of this discipline in the 19th century. With regard to the actual human body (buried or treated in other various ways), archaeologists and anthropologists took different approaches which can be best understood only by ...
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