Integrating Remote Sensing and Geophysics for Exploring Early Nomadic Funerary Architecture in the “Siberian Valley of the Kings” [PDF]
Sensors, 2019 This article analyses the architecture of the Early Iron Age royal burial mound Tunnug 1 in the “Siberian Valley of the Kings” in Tuva Republic, Russia.
Gino Caspari +5 more
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Contemporary evolutions in funerary architecture
In_Bo, 2012 This issue of the journal is the collection of the proceedings from the conference “TANEXPLORA 2012 – Contemporary evolutions in funerary architecture", which took place on March 2012 in Palazzo Re Enzo, Bologna.
Luigi Bartolomei, Giorgio Praderio
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Handing down the immaterial. Cremation themes for funerary architecture
Festival dell'Architettura Magazine, 2022 This paper aims to investigate how the practice of cremation can contribute to the configuration and resemanticization of places intended for the cult of the dead.
Alessandra Carlini
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The Hybridization of graphic survey techniques in funerary architecture
Disegnare con, 2023 Funerary architecture often presents a series of specificities that makes it necessary to combine different techniques for its adequate graphic restitution.
María José Muñoz-Mora +4 more
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The polymorphism and tradition of funerary practices of medieval Turks in light of new findings from Tuva Republic. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2022 The medieval Turks of the eastern Asian steppe are known for funerary finds exalting horsemanship and military heroism that thrived on intertribal warfare.
Annie Chan +4 more
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The architecture of the Early Iron Age funerary barrows in Central Kazakhstan
Bulletin of the Karaganda university History.Philosophy series, 2022 A complex community of the early Iron Age in Eurasia is represented by the Tasmola archaeological culture, which was mainly spread in Central Kazakhstan. In the last decades, new research directions have appeared which are mainly related to the analysis of massive burial mounds.
Khabdulina M. K. +2 more
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Futuristic cemetery designs, visions of the future funerary architecture [PDF]
Architecture Papers of the Faculty of Architecture and Design STU, 2020 Several important trends influence modern metropolises, including globalization, multiculturalism and overpopulation resulting in lack of free space. These trends relate to funerary culture in a specific way.
Ing. arch. Mária Jurášková, PhD.
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Architecture, funerary structures and cult sites in Turkish Thrace
Peuce Serie NouăExcavations have been carried out at three Early Iron Age sites in Turkish Thrace. The Kilisetepe and Menekşe Çatağı Mounds of Maydos are located on the southern coastal line of the region, while the Aşağıpınar Mound is in the centre. The characteristic architecture of the region can only be defined by the few architectural finds from these sites ...
Umut M. Doğan
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Funerary architecture in Alburnus Maior (Roșia Montană): rectangular masonry enclosures
CaieteARA. Arhitectură. Restaurare. Arheologie, 2018 Funerary architecture in Alburnus Maior (Roșia Montană): rectangular masonry ...
V. Apostol
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Mudra: Jurnal Seni BudayaThis article examines the petulangan in Balinese cremation ritual (ngaben) as a material articulation of power, knowledge, and social distinction.
Made Gede Anadhi, I Putu Gede Suyoga
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