Grave Disturbances
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Grave Disturbances
The Archaeology of Post-depositional Interactions with the Dead
Klevnaes, Alison; Aspoeck, Edeltraud; Mueller-Scheessel, Nils
Oxbow Books
07/2020
256
Dura
Inglês
9781789254426
15 a 20 dias
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1. The archaeology of post-depositional interactions with the dead. An introduction
Edeltraud Aspoeck, Alison Klevnaes and Nils Mueller-Scheessel
2. Unruly bones and efficacious stones. Materialities of death in Early Christian post-burial interactions in central eastern Sweden
Fredrik Fahlander
3. Grave disturbance in early medieval Poland
Leszek Gardela
4. Disturbed relatives. Post-burial practices among the Nomadic Khazars of the Lower Volga
(7th-8th centuries CE)
Irina Shingiray
5. Things we knew about grave robbery: reassessing ideas on how and why graves were reopened in the Merovingian period
Stephanie Zintl
6. Disturbance of early medieval graves in southwestern Gaul. Taphonomy, burial reopening and the reuse of graves
Yves Gleize
7. What happened at Langeid? Understanding reopened graves after time has taken its toll
Camilla C. Wenn
8. Iron Age ancestral bonds. Consecutive burials and manipulated graves in the Duerrnberg cemeteries (Austria)
Holger Wendling
9. Disturbing the dead. Reopening of stone cists in the Macedonian Gevgelija and Valandovo plains
Daniela Heilmann
10. In search of the modus operandi. Reopenings of Early Bronze Age burials at Fidvar near
Vrable, southwest Slovakia
Nils Mueller-Scheessel, Jozef Batora, Julia Gresky, Samantha Reiter, Kerstin Stucky and Knut
Rassmann
11. Disturbance of graves among the ancient Maya
Estella Weiss-Krejci
12. 'It was found that the thieves had violated them all'. Grave disturbance in Late New
Kingdom Thebes
David A. Aston
Edeltraud Aspoeck, Alison Klevnaes and Nils Mueller-Scheessel
2. Unruly bones and efficacious stones. Materialities of death in Early Christian post-burial interactions in central eastern Sweden
Fredrik Fahlander
3. Grave disturbance in early medieval Poland
Leszek Gardela
4. Disturbed relatives. Post-burial practices among the Nomadic Khazars of the Lower Volga
(7th-8th centuries CE)
Irina Shingiray
5. Things we knew about grave robbery: reassessing ideas on how and why graves were reopened in the Merovingian period
Stephanie Zintl
6. Disturbance of early medieval graves in southwestern Gaul. Taphonomy, burial reopening and the reuse of graves
Yves Gleize
7. What happened at Langeid? Understanding reopened graves after time has taken its toll
Camilla C. Wenn
8. Iron Age ancestral bonds. Consecutive burials and manipulated graves in the Duerrnberg cemeteries (Austria)
Holger Wendling
9. Disturbing the dead. Reopening of stone cists in the Macedonian Gevgelija and Valandovo plains
Daniela Heilmann
10. In search of the modus operandi. Reopenings of Early Bronze Age burials at Fidvar near
Vrable, southwest Slovakia
Nils Mueller-Scheessel, Jozef Batora, Julia Gresky, Samantha Reiter, Kerstin Stucky and Knut
Rassmann
11. Disturbance of graves among the ancient Maya
Estella Weiss-Krejci
12. 'It was found that the thieves had violated them all'. Grave disturbance in Late New
Kingdom Thebes
David A. Aston
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Archaeological Method & Theory; Archaeological Method & Theory/Theory; archaeology; Austria; burials; cists; Early Christian; early medieval; Funerary; funerary archaeology; Gaul; graves; Macedonia; Maya; Poland; post-depositional; Slovakia; Sweden; Thebes
1. The archaeology of post-depositional interactions with the dead. An introduction
Edeltraud Aspoeck, Alison Klevnaes and Nils Mueller-Scheessel
2. Unruly bones and efficacious stones. Materialities of death in Early Christian post-burial interactions in central eastern Sweden
Fredrik Fahlander
3. Grave disturbance in early medieval Poland
Leszek Gardela
4. Disturbed relatives. Post-burial practices among the Nomadic Khazars of the Lower Volga
(7th-8th centuries CE)
Irina Shingiray
5. Things we knew about grave robbery: reassessing ideas on how and why graves were reopened in the Merovingian period
Stephanie Zintl
6. Disturbance of early medieval graves in southwestern Gaul. Taphonomy, burial reopening and the reuse of graves
Yves Gleize
7. What happened at Langeid? Understanding reopened graves after time has taken its toll
Camilla C. Wenn
8. Iron Age ancestral bonds. Consecutive burials and manipulated graves in the Duerrnberg cemeteries (Austria)
Holger Wendling
9. Disturbing the dead. Reopening of stone cists in the Macedonian Gevgelija and Valandovo plains
Daniela Heilmann
10. In search of the modus operandi. Reopenings of Early Bronze Age burials at Fidvar near
Vrable, southwest Slovakia
Nils Mueller-Scheessel, Jozef Batora, Julia Gresky, Samantha Reiter, Kerstin Stucky and Knut
Rassmann
11. Disturbance of graves among the ancient Maya
Estella Weiss-Krejci
12. 'It was found that the thieves had violated them all'. Grave disturbance in Late New
Kingdom Thebes
David A. Aston
Edeltraud Aspoeck, Alison Klevnaes and Nils Mueller-Scheessel
2. Unruly bones and efficacious stones. Materialities of death in Early Christian post-burial interactions in central eastern Sweden
Fredrik Fahlander
3. Grave disturbance in early medieval Poland
Leszek Gardela
4. Disturbed relatives. Post-burial practices among the Nomadic Khazars of the Lower Volga
(7th-8th centuries CE)
Irina Shingiray
5. Things we knew about grave robbery: reassessing ideas on how and why graves were reopened in the Merovingian period
Stephanie Zintl
6. Disturbance of early medieval graves in southwestern Gaul. Taphonomy, burial reopening and the reuse of graves
Yves Gleize
7. What happened at Langeid? Understanding reopened graves after time has taken its toll
Camilla C. Wenn
8. Iron Age ancestral bonds. Consecutive burials and manipulated graves in the Duerrnberg cemeteries (Austria)
Holger Wendling
9. Disturbing the dead. Reopening of stone cists in the Macedonian Gevgelija and Valandovo plains
Daniela Heilmann
10. In search of the modus operandi. Reopenings of Early Bronze Age burials at Fidvar near
Vrable, southwest Slovakia
Nils Mueller-Scheessel, Jozef Batora, Julia Gresky, Samantha Reiter, Kerstin Stucky and Knut
Rassmann
11. Disturbance of graves among the ancient Maya
Estella Weiss-Krejci
12. 'It was found that the thieves had violated them all'. Grave disturbance in Late New
Kingdom Thebes
David A. Aston
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