Titlebook: Between Worlds; Understanding Ritual Lindsey Büster,Eugène Warmenbol,Dimitrij Mleku? Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Digital

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Do Caves Have Agency?arkness, constriction and their active geomorphology—can lead to their characterisation as active agents, natural places with profound powers. However, is it really plausible to interpret caves, inanimate geological formations, as active agents? This chapter will review arguments on social, environm

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Animate Caves and Folded Landscapespe is folded into itself and where innards are exposed. Caves are places in a landscape where people can come into direct contact with alien, inhuman nature, and where the weirdness, power and horror of nature can be felt. Caves are places where non-human meaning bubbles forth in chaotic affective a

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How to Detect Ritual in Middle Bronze Age Italy? A Contextual Approach at Pastena Caveractice, including burial. The majority of these sites were excavated decades ago, with unsystematic investigations often resulting in incomplete documentation and publication. Although caves have been easily shown as highly symbolic places, archaeological studies confirming the validity of such ass

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The Watery Way to the World of the Dead: Underwater Excavations (Old and New) at the Cave of Han-surcovered from the bottom of the River Lesse where it exits the cave, at a location between light and darkness. Other material was recovered from two dry galleries, opening onto the river, including the grisly find of severed heads dating to the Late Iron Age. Deposits made both into and outwith the r

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From Macro to Micro: Multi-Scalar Digital Approaches at the Sculptor’s Cave, North-East Scotlandronze Age (c. 1100–800?BC) and Roman Iron Age (late first–fourth centuries AD), whilst a series of Pictish symbols carved into its entrance walls suggest that the cave’s importance continued into the Early Medieval period. A new programme of analysis has utilised advanced 3D digital documentation an