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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Mortuary behaviour"”.

  1. Interpreting conflict mortuary behaviour: applying non-linear and traditional quantitative methods to conflict burials

    … both normative (cross-cultural) and situational behaviours in the death and burial process, and includes variables dealing with body positioning, cause of death, presence or absence of mutilation, burial container, and ritual markers including clothing and grave goods. The ultimate goal is to …

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  2. What makes war? Assessing Iron Age warfare through mortuary behaviour and osteological patterns of violence.

    … When the remains are placed in context with the mortuary treatment, it is evident that violence and ritual were inextricably linked. In East Yorkshire, combat may have been ritualized through duelling and competition performance. In Hampshire, individuals with perimortem injures are often found …

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