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Some Notes on the Funerary Cult in the Early Middle Kingdom: Stela BM EA 1164
Discussion of certain changes to the funerary cult during the Early Middle Kingdom, specifically those related to the numbers and the categories of the funerary priests involved in the rites.
Barbara Russo
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From the Living to the Afterlife: Funerary Inventories of Ancient China [PDF]
The deceased of Ancient China were sometimes accompanied into the afterlife with a list of various types of funerary and offering goods. However, the subject remains less developed than those in other ancient civilizations due to its intricate nature ...
DOU, LEI
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El Antiguo Testamento y la cultura
The article analyses the interaction between the ANE environment and Israelite culture. Four types of relations are addressed: rejection or prohibition, neutrality, acceptance and assimilation.
Laurențiu G. Ionescu
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Zoroastrian afterlife beliefs and funerary practices
Malabar Hill, in the cosmopolitan city of Mumbai, is today one of the world's most expensive property markets. And yet the central area of the hillrock peninsula is occupied by the fifty-six-acre walled Zoroastrian funeral grounds, the doongerwadi or ...
Hintze, Almut, Almut Hintze
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Funerary Lists from Early Chinese Shaft Tombs [PDF]
This dissertation presents a new approach to the whole corpus of funerary lists from early Chinese shaft tombs (dating from between the late 5th century BCE to the 1st century CE).
Sun, Hui
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Sema Museum: Ethics and Display of Egyptian and Greek Funerary Artefacts
This thesis considers the ethics of museum display of Egyptian and Greek funerary artefacts, including the corpse itself. This involves an examination of the ancient Egyptian, ancient Greek and modern, western mastery of death.
Cragg, Sarah
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La mort en ligne, le cimetière virtuel et l’architecture des rites funéraires postmodernes
This paper makes use of different disciplinary methodologies in order to analyze the issue of death and representation of funerary rites within the universe of the cyberspace, in order to propose a balanced integrative vision of the function and role of ...
Ţenescu, Alina
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The Covesea Caves are a series of later prehistoric sites that form a complex mortuary landscape. Previous excavations of the caves have provided evidence for the decapitation, disarticulation, and intentional deposition of human remains.
Fitzpatrick, Alexandra L.
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Stonehenge and Middle to Late Neolithic cremation rites in mainland Britain (c. 3500-2500 BC) [PDF]
This thesis examines the role of cremation in the Middle to Late Neolithic mortuary and funerary practices in mainland Britain between 3500–2500 BC.
Willis, Christina Catherine
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Guest Editors : Associate Prof. Jérémy Jammes (Universiti Brunei Darussalam) and Prof. Lukas Pokorny (University of Vienna) A hotbed of new religious developments, East Asia (China/Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Vietnam) provides an exciting research arena for ...
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