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Burial Terminology: A Guide for Researchers

Part 1 CHAPTER 1: Introduction Part 2 CHAPTER 2: Historical Background Part 3 CHAPTER 3: The Field Guide Part 4 CHAPTER 4: Discussion of the Classification Chapter 5 I. Form of Disposal Chapter 6 II. Body Preparation Chapter 7 III. Individuality Chapter 8 IV. Articulation Chapter 9 V. Position Chapter 10 VI. Deposition Chapter 11 VII. Orientation, Alignment, and Facing Chapter 12 VIII. Grave Goods or Inclusions Chapter 13 IX. Disposal Container Chapter 14 X. Features Chapter 15 XI. Description of Disposal Area Chapter 16 XII. Demography Chapter 17 XIII. Excavation Chapter 18 XIV. Data Recording Part 19 References Part 20 Name Index Part 21 Subject Index Part 22 About the Author

Roderick Sprague | R. Sprague

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