Archaeological Review from Cambridge, Volumes 19-20Department of Archaeology, 2004 - Archaeology |
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... burial practices apparently influenced by Western African and Creole slave culture that made use of ordinary material things included : 1 ) burial of a shoe on top of the coffin , 2 ) burial of a ceramic plate on the stomach of the ...
... burial practices apparently influenced by Western African and Creole slave culture that made use of ordinary material things included : 1 ) burial of a shoe on top of the coffin , 2 ) burial of a ceramic plate on the stomach of the ...
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... burial practices were observed . However , the positioning and orientation of the burials in both cemeteries ... burial , either in or immediately outside the coffin . These practices included : 1 ) placement of a single coin in the ...
... burial practices were observed . However , the positioning and orientation of the burials in both cemeteries ... burial , either in or immediately outside the coffin . These practices included : 1 ) placement of a single coin in the ...
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... burials well after the Roman conquest , possibly into the early second century AD ( Stevenson and Johnson 2004 : 493 ) . The monumental graves , relative richness of the burial and material culture , which is interpreted as evidence of ...
... burials well after the Roman conquest , possibly into the early second century AD ( Stevenson and Johnson 2004 : 493 ) . The monumental graves , relative richness of the burial and material culture , which is interpreted as evidence of ...
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Foreword | 1 |
How Little Does it Take to Represent a Face? | 9 |
Archaeology and Aesthetics | 12 |
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