Ethnoarchaeology of Rock-cut Tombs: A Study of Toraja Cemeteries (Sulawesi, Indonesia) (Studies in Funerary Archaeology)
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Ethnoarchaeology of Rock-cut Tombs: A Study of Toraja Cemeteries (Sulawesi, Indonesia) (Studies in Funerary Archaeology)

by Guillaume Robin, Ron Adams

Ethnoarchaeology Funerary Studies Southeast Asian Anthropology
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Ethnoarchaeology of Rock-cut Tombs presents a focused study of Toraja cemeteries in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Centered on rock-cut tombs and situated within funerary archaeology, the volume offers an interdisciplinary resource for readers interested in burial places, material culture, and the relationship between archaeology and cultural practice.

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Ethnoarchaeology of Rock-cut Tombs examines Toraja cemeteries in Sulawesi, Indonesia.

The book focuses on rock-cut tombs as a subject within funerary archaeology.

It considers how archaeological study can engage with cemeteries and burial practices in their cultural setting.

This volume is part of the Studies in Funerary Archaeology series and will interest readers of archaeology, anthropology, and the study of death and burial.

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