Death and changing rituals: function and meaning in ancient funerary practices / edited by J. Rasmus Brandt, Marina Prusac and Håkon Roland

This volume explores the evolution of funerary rituals across prehistoric and historical periods. Using diverse case studies, it examines how burial practices, body deposition, and commemoration change over time, analysing the factors behind these cultural shifts.

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Archaeology/History Bereavement/Death/Life Burial/Archaeology/History Change/Ontology/Philosophy Christianity/Religions Church history/History Death -- Religious aspects/Life Death -- Social aspects/Life Death/Life Funeral rites and ceremonies/Manners and customs/Civilisation Grave goods/Ceremonial objects/Rites and ceremonies/Ritualism Grief/Bereavement/Death/Life Human remains (Archaeology) Mourning/Grief/Bereavement/Death/Life Relief (Sculpture)/Sculpture/Art/Arts Social archaeology/Archaeology -- Methodology/History Social change/Social history/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation Tombs/Burial/Archaeology/History Zoroastrianism/Religions