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mortuary archaeology: a standalone construct

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mortuaryarchaeology1 CONSTRUCTMortuary archaeologyPARKER PEARSON · ARCHAEOLOGY

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the study of burials and funerary remains to understand how the dead were treated and the societies that buried them.

In archaeology, mortuary archaeology refers to the study of burials and funerary remains to understand how the dead were treated and the societies that buried them. This meaning comes from Parker Pearson (1999) in The archaeology of death and burial.[1]

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  1. Parker Pearson, M. (1999). The archaeology of death and burial. Sutton. ISBN 9780750925204

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