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Toward a Biocultural Synthesis of the Peopling of the Americas: Introduction to the Special Issue. [PDF]

Am J Biol Anthropol
Menéndez LP, Hubbe M.
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Earliest known funerary rites in Wallacea after the last glacial maximum. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Hawkins S, Zetika GA, Kinaston R, Firmando YR, Sari DM, Suniarti Y, Lucas M, Roberts P, Reepmeyer C, Maloney T, Kealy S, Stirling C, Reid M, Barr D, Kleffmann T, Kumar A, Yuwono P, Litster M, Husni M, Ririmasse M, Mahirta, Mujabuddawat M, Harriyadi, O'Connor S.   +23 more
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Dirty Utility Rooms of Hospitals in Saudi Arabia: A Multi-Regional Case Study. [PDF]

Int J Environ Res Public Health
Alkhurayji K, Alsuhaimi A, Alshathri D, Almazrou D.   +3 more
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Local circulation of elites punctuated by transregional mobility enabled steppe political consolidation in the Xiongnu nomadic state. [PDF]

PLoS One
Makarewicz CA, Winter-Schuh C, Jackson M, Johannesson EG, Amartuvshin C, Honeychurch W.   +5 more
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Towards a Social Bioarchaeology of the Mycenaean Period, 2021
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Early Bronze Age IA mortuary practices and difference on the south-eastern Dead Sea Plain, Jordan

Levant, 2023
Early Bronze Age I mortuary practices present a fascinating opportunity to consider how archaeologists approach the question of regionalism, a task rooted fundamentally in the identification and assessment of difference.
M. Chesson
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Iron Age Mortuary Practices in Britain: An Assessment of Current Trends and their Characteristics within Contemporary North-western European Traditions

Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 2022
The past four decades have been a time of great activity for researchers examining the Iron Age in north-west Europe. Since the 1980s, the scale of archaeological fieldwork has expanded massively and, with it, the quantity of data available to study ...
Andrew W. Lamb
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Mortuary Practices Amid Sociopolitical Changes: Interpreting a Large Communal Ossuary at Las Huacas, Chincha Valley

Nawpa Pacha, 2021
Ancient Andean mortuary practices were dynamic events where individual and group identities were displayed and negotiated during Inca imperial expansion (AD 1400–1532) and the Colonial period (AD 1532–1824).
Jordan A. Dalton, Colleen O’Shea, Julián Mejía, Noemi Pizarro   +3 more
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Mortuary practices of the first Polynesians: formative ethnogenesis in the Kingdom of Tonga

Antiquity, 2020
Ancestral Polynesian Society has been argued to represent a formative stage in Polynesian ethnogenesis. Recently discovered human burials at the Talasiu midden site in Tonga, dating to c. 2650 cal BP, now provide the earliest known evidence for Ancestral
F. Valentin, G. Clark, Philip Parton, C. Reepmeyer   +3 more
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“If you die a bad death, we give you a bad burial:” Mortuary practices and “bad death” among the Akan in Ghana

Death Studies, 2020
This article describes features of bad deaths and their associated mortuary rituals among the Akan of Ghana. Data were obtained through semi-structured interviews with 30 Akan cultural experts.
M. Adinkrah
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