Titlebook: Regional Approaches to Mortuary Analysis; Lane Anderson Beck Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 Bronze Age.Case Studi

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Regional Perspectives on Mortuary Analysisllow-up publication (Brown 1971), archaeologists embarked on field programs and other investigations worldwide that addressed a range of issues dealing with the social and biocultural meaning of treatment of deceased. Far from establishing a simple set of rules that govern burial of the dead in huma

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Mortuary Custom in the Bronze Age of Southeastern Hungaryof that (now far off) symposium was not just the potential to “dig up a kinship system” (Binford 1972:8), but the possibility that the unique kinds of evidence present in funerary contexts could provide the basis for a truly anthropological archaeology.

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Regional Cults and Ethnic Boundaries in “Southern Hopewell”econstruction of the social organization of a past society is possible when the sample breadth is increased to include the broader region in which social interactions occur. The study of social organization for an archaeological complex, therefore, can best be addressed through regional analysis.

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Book 1995l level. Contributors explore how regionalmortuary approaches allow the introduction of new questions aboutpeer polity interactions and regional alliances-extendingtraditional settlement system and exchange analyses. This volumefeatures case studies examining mortuary sites as components of thearcha

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