Temple Abandonment is a diachronic archaeological phenomenon denoting the cessation of ritual and institutional use of a temple structure, distinguished by the systematic withdrawal of religious practice, material maintenance, and communal engagement associated with its sacred function.
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An unfinished temple at the Classic Maya centre of Aguateca, Guatemala
Takeshi Inomata, Erick Ponciano, Oswaldo Chinchilla et al. · Antiquity · 2004 · 48 citations
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The Demolished Temple at Eleusis
T. Leslie Shear · Hesperia Supplements · 1982 · 32 citations
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Debre Berhan University
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