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DOCUMENT Citation Only N. A. Rothschild.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Jessica Manion. Geoffrey McCafferty.

Excavations in 2009 and 2010 established the presence of mortuary remains at the El Rayo archaeological site, located on the Asese Peninsula near modern Granada, Nicaragua. In 2015 an additional field season expanded upon previous excavations in Locus 3, one of two known cemetery locations at the site, exposing several more burial urns, and further investigating previously known urn burials. This new data contributes to a greater understanding of mortuary practices at El Rayo, which at Locus 3...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Cherie Walth.

The large sample of Pre-Latte and Latte period burials from the Naton Beach Site on Guam offers an opportunity to examine the differences and similarities in the mortuary practices. This poster examines several research questions: What is the pattern of burials in terms of location within the site? Do the patterns relate to potential residence areas? What is the pattern of internment in terms of orientation, position, placement, age, gender, and grave goods? A cluster analysis was completed by...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carol Redmount.

El Hibeh is an isolated urban site some three hours south of Cairo. The walled town was founded at the beginning of Egypt’s Third Intermediate Period, when it reached its greatest importance, and was occupied for approximately a millennia and a half--at least into Coptic/Early Islamic times. Hibeh was an important provincial town during Egypt’s Third Intermediate Period (early first millennium BCE) after which it lost much of its regional significance. The town mound is surrounded by burials cut...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard A. Boisvert.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Jane E. Buikstra.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Brenda Baker.

Fieldwork upstream of the Fourth Cataract in northern Sudan reveals substantial variation in mortuary practices among roughly contemporaneous sites on both local and regional levels. Cemeteries in the Bioarchaeology of Nubia Expedition (BONE) concession on the right (north) bank of the Nile River near el-Qinefab include intervisible clusters of graves from the Kerma period (c. 2500-1500 BC) and into the subsequent period of Egyptian colonization of Nubia. These sites constitute a mortuary...

DOCUMENT Citation Only John M. O'Shea.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Joseph L. Benthall.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Ricardo Higelin Ponce De Leon. Stacie King.

In 2011 and 2013, the Nejapa/Tavela Archaeological Project explored a possible Early Colonial period cemetery (A.D. 1550-1650) at the site of Majaltepec. The excavated portion of the cemetery included eight individuals from five burials, wherein four were sub-adults, at least one of which is likely a woman, and four were children. In spite of the overall poor preservation, it is clear that the children and sub-adults were buried together, without accompanying household members of older ages and...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Marvin D. Jeter.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Henry C. Shetrone.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Anna C. Roosevelt.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Don W. Dragoo.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Christopher S. Peebles.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Clarence B. Moore.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Clarence B. Moore.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Paul D. Welch.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Christopher S. Peebles.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Gloria G. Cole.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Gloria G. Cole.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Ian W. Brown.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Angus Mol. Hayley Mickleburgh. Menno Hoogland.

The precolonial Caribbean shows great diversity in burial patterns across time and space, making the interpretation of funerary behavior very complex. While some broad trends in funerary practices have been noted, a simple assessment of the frequency of different burial practices in the region reveals a range of body positions and body treatment, as well as burial location, and grave goods. In this paper we use statistical and network explorative approaches to map these variable practices. A...

DOCUMENT Citation Only D. D. Scott.

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeanne Lopiparo.

As the sun set and the light dimmed in the Classic Period Ulúa Valley, Honduras, the nighttime sky and a soundscape of nocturnal animals emerged. The transition between day and night was marked not only by the shifting sensory experience of the nightscape but also by the passage of the sun through the underworld, as the realm of death and the ancestors came alive. The night was inhabited and animated by liminal animals and ancestors that moved between the world of the living and the dead. The...