Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volume 23Department of Archaeology, 2008 - Archaeology |
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... burials largely in Yorkshire , UK . Whereas British Iron Age burials are rare in general ( Whimster 1981 ) , this area not only has cemeteries dating from this period , but chariot burials . Such burials immediately lead to the ...
... burials largely in Yorkshire , UK . Whereas British Iron Age burials are rare in general ( Whimster 1981 ) , this area not only has cemeteries dating from this period , but chariot burials . Such burials immediately lead to the ...
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... burials had long been a part of Etruscan culture ( Cotterell 2004 : 265–268 ) , a significant number of seventh and even eighth century BC chariot burials having been recorded in northern Italy ( Haynes 2000 : 101 , Pare 1992 : 192 ) ...
... burials had long been a part of Etruscan culture ( Cotterell 2004 : 265–268 ) , a significant number of seventh and even eighth century BC chariot burials having been recorded in northern Italy ( Haynes 2000 : 101 , Pare 1992 : 192 ) ...
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... burials within the landscape and its outward appearance ( table 3 ) . Grave Cut Neither the Pexton Moor nor the Cawthorn Camps intact burials were placed within a grave cut . Instead they were positioned on the old ground surface and ...
... burials within the landscape and its outward appearance ( table 3 ) . Grave Cut Neither the Pexton Moor nor the Cawthorn Camps intact burials were placed within a grave cut . Instead they were positioned on the old ground surface and ...
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Archaeological Histories | 1 |
Our Legacies in Saving the Past | 25 |
Reflections on the Changing Role of Masada in Israeli National Consciousness | 41 |
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