World Archaeology · 1990 · 128 citations · 10 references
HumanitiesArchaeologyHistoryGeoarchaeologyHistorical GeographyPrehistoric ArchaeologyArchaeological ContextHunter-gatherer ArchaeologyMesolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyPrehistoric Near Eastern ArchaeologyDensityNeolithic Settlement PatternsNeolithic SettlementsRegional Archaeology
The ways of dealing with the dead and the relationship the living had with death are one of the key elements constituting every culture. The present article is inspired by the terror management theory and it attempts to adapt it to the conditions of the Middle Neolithic Kuyavia. The area was inhabited by societies which fundamentally followed different sepulchral patterns. The author of the paper aims to outline the position of funerary behaviours in the rhythm of cultural transformations of that time.
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Ideology, Power and Prehistory.
Michael Rowlands, Daniel Miller, Christopher Tilley · Man · 1985 · 129 citations
Deaths and Entrances: A Contextual Analysis of Megalithic Art
Richard Bradley · Current Anthropology · 1989 · 56 citations
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