Cemeteries and Burial
Developing Local Assessment Toolkits – a scoping study to look at developing a standard model for recording cemeteries and burial grounds
... of cemeteries and historic burial grounds, the nature of the records, and the ways in which the digital revolutions have affected what has already been done, is being done, and could be ...
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Exploring historical cemeteries as a site for technological augmentation
... the burial place for people from all parts of society, from prominent upper-class families to people from workhouses, and has monuments, chapels, and catacombs ...
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Issues and challenges in Muslim Cemetery Management (MCM) in Malaysia
... for burial space present a difficult task for ...about burial space is frequently unavailable [6]. The number of cemeteries gives no indication of the actual amount of land devoted to ...of ...
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Eavesdropping on short lives: Eaves-drip burial and the differential treatment of children one year of age and under in early Christian cemeteries
... of burial, as were older ...of burial, with the burials of young children being more widely spread during other ...eaves-drip burial was not adopted in all early Christian cemeteries, nor was ...
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Postalignments in the barrow cemeteries of Oss-Vorstengraf and Oss-Zevenbergen
... (chieftains burial) from an extremely rich Early Iron Age burial underneath a very large mound (53 m in diameter) that had accidently been discovered here in 1932 ...of burial monuments, but also of ...
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Sub-Adult Identity: Attitudes towards Childhood Viewed from Mortuary Settings in Neolithic and Bronze Age Thailand
... in cemeteries can indicate social organisation, with clustered groups or burials deposited in rows, believed to represent family or corporate groups (Goldstein 1981; McHugh 1999; Saxe 1970; Wason ...formal ...
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The Effects of Multiple Gratitude Interventions Among Informal Caregivers of Persons with Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
... disapproving tones. A reporter visiting Magnolia Cemetery in late 1866 remarked on two “incidents” in the area which had given him pause; both concerned the intrusion of African Americans into his otherwise idyllic walk. ...
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Seeking ‘Norman Burials’, evidence for continuity and change in funerary practice following the Norman Conquest.
... Where post-Conquest construction works threatened to disturb or seal previous interments, there is some evidence to suggest that certain graves could be opened and the bodies exhumed. There is an example of a possible ...
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“That eccentric use of land at the top of the hill”: Cemeteries and stories of the city
... about cemeteries 1 , and their role in cities and neighbourhoods, beyond a consideration of their role as heritage assets and green spaces (EH/EN ...Moreover, cemeteries have a complex legal position with ...
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A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Beyond Wealth And Status At Archanes-Phourni
... of cemeteries for their simplistic expectations that the funerary record was an accurate reflection of social, economic, and political structures (Hodder 1980, 1982a; Ellen Jane Pader 1980; ...and burial ...
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Cutting the Lawn - Natural Burial and its Contribution to the Delivery of Ecosystem Services in Urban Cemeteries
... traditional burial and by reducing costs through less intensive ...Natural burial might also help in preserving and enhancing the character and cultural identity of the cemetery ...2005), cemeteries ...
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Browse Title Index
... Muslim cemeteries is for aesthetic reasons. In some public cemeteries such as KLKMC, KBGC and PKGC there are many variations of plants grown at the graves from multi-coloured foliage to towering ...Muslim ...
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Burial patterns of the Chou period : the location and arrangement of cemeteries in Northern China, 1000-200 BC
... of burial are those when a ruler has died an ignominious death, usually in the wake of a palace ...his burial outside the area where his forebears lay was, on the other hand, of import and so the location ...
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Planning for death in the wake of Aotearoa New Zealand’s changing cultural landscape: A Christchurch case study
... having burial within ...and burial was no longer necessary to attach the burial to a place of worship (Deed, ...Zealand cemeteries reflect the tensions that sometimes existed between different ...
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Death and burial at Port Arthur, 1830 1877
... MARSHALL George Henry Mitchell.. Child of Henry Mansfield..[r] ...
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"This Church is for the Living": An Assessment of Archaeological Standards for the Removal of Cemeteries in Rhode Island and Massachusetts
... Garman, James (1996) ""This Church is for the Living": An Assessment of Archaeological Standards for the Removal of Cemeteries in Rhode Island and Massachusetts," Northea[r] ...
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Euro Spectra: Scientific and technical review of the European Communities December 1972 Vol. XI No.4
... The isothermal sphere model has a heat flux concentration in the burial direction and thus, at equal available power, gives a higher burial rate than the model with uniform flux distribu[r] ...
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Death and burial at Port Arthur, 1830 1877
... Joseph Archibald John John James Edward John John John John John John Joshua John Robert William Frederick Christopher William Gerald William Thomas Henry John William Henry Joseph Thoma[r] ...
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Death and burial at Port Arthur, 1830 1877
... Laborer 79 Ossification ot the Wrn Seccombe Senior Austin Kerr Male 3rd August 1861 Medical Olficer Aorta S2 Austin Kerr Male Laborer Pneumonia 15 August Wm Seccornbe Senior 1861 Medial [r] ...
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Evidence from burial sediments for prehistoric burial practice and ritual in Monte Claro chambered tombs: micromorphology, mineralogy and geochemistry
... 137 The nature, chemical and mineralogical compositions of two coloured pedofeatures in Context 32 and 138 of the grey fibrous material of Contexts 13 and 28 were examined to determine t[r] ...
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