Death as a Process: The Archaeology of the Roman Funeral (Studies in Funerary Archaeology Book 12)
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Death as a Process: The Archaeology of the Roman Funeral (Studies in Funerary Archaeology Book 12)

by John Pearce, Jake Weekes

Archaeology roman history Funerary Studies
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Death as a Process examines the archaeology of the Roman funeral, considering death and funerary practices through the material and cultural record. Part of the Studies in Funerary Archaeology series, this scholarly volume offers a focused contribution to the study of Roman history, archaeology, and funerary traditions.

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Death as a Process explores the archaeology of the Roman funeral.

The book examines death and funerary practices within the context of Roman society and culture.

Its focus on process highlights the stages, meanings, and material dimensions associated with Roman funerals.

This volume is part of the Studies in Funerary Archaeology series and will interest readers of Roman history, archaeology, and funerary studies.

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