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      Early Medieval ArchaeologyReopened graves (Archaeology)
Pré-actes de la 9e Rencontre du Gaaf - 10-12 mai 2017 à Poitiers
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      Medieval ArchaeologyFunerary ArchaeologyBronze Age Europe (Archaeology)Funerary Practices
This paper presents a case study based on absent fragments of late Iron Age grave pottery from the south Baltic Sea area. The chosen time period between the 6th-11th century AD marks a period of a radical changing live circumstances... more
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      Viking Age ArchaeologyScandinavian ArchaeologyBaltic archaeologyMaterial Culture of the Viking age
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      Merovingian periodBavariaReopened graves (Archaeology)
Merowingerzeitliche Gräber wurden auffallend häufig nach der Bestattung erneut geöffnet, (aus heutiger Sicht) in Unordnung gebracht und Dinge aus ihnen entnommen. Dieses Verhalten, das von der bisherigen Forschung oft nur als Störung des... more
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      Early Medieval ArchaeologyFunerary ArchaeologyDeath and Burial (Archaeology)Merovingian period
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      Funerary ArchaeologyArchaeology of the AvarsGepids, AvarsArchaeology Of The Migration Period And The Early Middle Ages
Graböffnung, meist verbunden mit der Entnahme von Beigaben, kommt bei merowingerzeitlichen Gräbern auffallend häufig vor. Dies wird in der Forschung traditionell unter dem Begriff ‚Grabraub’ zusammengefasst, der bereits eine der... more
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      Death and Burial (Archaeology)Merovingian periodReopened graves (Archaeology)
La réouverture des sépultures mérovingiennes avec prélèvement d'objets est une pratique bien connue des archéologues et des historiens. Les récentes études soulignent l'étendue du phénomène à travers une Europe aux pratiques funéraires... more
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      Burial Practices (Archaeology)Merovingian periodEarly Medieval Europe (Archaeology)Archaeothanatology
The text discusses reuse and modifications of older graves in southern Sweden during the Late Iron Age and early medieval period (c. 9th to 12th centuries AD). Post-burial practices in the Late Iron Age have in general been interpreted as... more
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      Death & Dying (Thanatology)Early ChristianityArchaeological Method & TheoryArchaeology of Religion
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      EthnoarchaeologyDeath and Burial (Archaeology)Burial Practices (Archaeology)Reopened graves (Archaeology)
Faut-il être allongé pour reposer en paix ? Un nouveau regard sur les pratiques funéraires de la transition Âge du Bronze moyen – Âge du Bronze final de la confluence Seine-Yonne.
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      Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology)Late Bronze Age archaeologyBronze Age (Archaeology)Archaeology; Looting
The cemetery of the Vinařice Group in Prague-Zličín, Hrozenkovská St., belonging to the earlier phase of the Migration Period, represents with 173 documented inhumation graves the largest graveyard of this epoch in Bohemia and one of the... more
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      ArchaeologyEarly Medieval ArchaeologyFunerary ArchaeologyFuneral Practices
The paper discusses a practice of opening of graves which were recorded in the Wielbark Culture cemetery in Kowalewko. Proposals of interpretation which have been suggested so far were discussed and a new approach to the issue was put... more
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      Funerary ArchaeologyDeviant burial (Archaeology)Roman PeriodBarbaricum
V souvislosti s výstavou "Hroby barbarů" vydalo Muzeum hl. města Prahy výpravnou a informacemi nabitou knihu “Hroby barbarů v Praze Zličíně. Svět živých a mrtvých doby stěhování národů” autorů Jaroslava Jiříka, Jiřího Vávry, Miroslavy... more
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      ArchaeologyAnthropologyEarly Medieval ArchaeologyFunerary Archaeology
Výstava “Poklady barbarů. Svět živých a mrtvých doby stěhování národů” se koná v Moravském zemském muzeu v Brně od 1.6. do 31.12.2016. Výstava je pokračováním úspěšné výstavy Muzea hlavního města Prahy „Hroby barbarů. Svět živých a... more
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      ArchaeologyLate Antique ArchaeologyEarly Medieval ArchaeologyGlass
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      Death and Burial (Archaeology)Early Bronze Age (Archaeology)SlovakiaReopened graves (Archaeology)
The paper discusses results of research on grave opening in the cemetery of the Wielbark Culture in Czarnówko. It is based on excavation works which were carried out in 2017 and were aimed at preparing a precise documentation of trenches... more
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      Funeral PracticesRoman PeriodArchaeology of Germanic tribes (Roman period)Funeral Archaeology
První průběžná zpráva o první etapě probíhajícího terénního archeologického výzkumu kostrového pohřebiště z doby stěhovní národů v Praze-Zličíně v roce 2006. The first report on the first stage of running field excavation of a... more
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      ArchaeologyFunerary ArchaeologyFuneral PracticesDeath and Burial (Archaeology)
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      Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology)Early Bronze Age (Archaeology)Reopened graves (Archaeology)
The article is a summary of excavation of a burial ground of the so-called Vinařice Group in Prague-Zličín (Hrozenkovská Street, Prague, Czech republic) that took place in 2005 to 2008. The article contains preliminary results of the... more
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      Early Medieval ArchaeologyFunerary ArchaeologyFuneral PracticesDeath and Burial (Archaeology)
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      Mortuary archaeologyMortuary studiesMortuary PracticesReopened graves (Archaeology)
“Hroby barbarů. Svět živých a mrtvých doby stěhování národů” je první významnou výstavou v České republice, která se komplexně zabývá dobou stěhování národů – málo známým, ale důležitým obdobím, kdy se pozdní antika měnila v raný... more
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      ArchaeologyEarly Medieval ArchaeologyGlassFunerary Archaeology
Early Bronze Age and early medieval inhumation graves in (central) Europe had often been reopened a short time after burial and, in most cases, grave goods were removed. To improve the understanding of the archaeological evidence of these... more
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      GeoarchaeologyArchaeological Soil MicromorphologyDeath and Burial (Archaeology)Burial Practices (Archaeology)
Zpráva o průběžných výsledcích druhé etapy terénního výzkumu pohřebiště z doby stěhování národů v Praze-Zličíně v roce 2007. Preliminary report on results of the running second stage of the field excavation of a Migration Period... more
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      ArchaeologyFunerary ArchaeologyFuneral PracticesDeath and Burial (Archaeology)
Thursday 12th January 2017 Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies, Stockholm University One of the most intriguing chapters in early medieval archaeology is an outbreak of grave disturbance which stretched from Hungary to... more
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      Death and Burial (Archaeology)Deviant burial (Archaeology)Anglo Saxon Burial Studies (Archaeology)Burial Practices (Archaeology)
A Late Viking Age cemetery with 21 graves in Langeid, Aust-Agder County, Norway, will be used as a starting point to discuss cult practices relating to burials in the this period. Ideas that will be explored are how new graves relate to... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyViking Age ArchaeologyDeath and Burial (Archaeology)Iron Age
Burial archaeology usually approaches graves as expressions of different traditions, cultures or religions. Graves and burials may be classified as types within chronological sequences, and the phenomena which do not fit in these types... more
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      Early Medieval ArchaeologyViking Age ArchaeologyDeath and Burial (Archaeology)Deviant burial (Archaeology)
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      HistoryArchaeologyGeoarchaeologyArchaeological Soil Micromorphology
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      Early Medieval ArchaeologyReopened graves (Archaeology)
New project in the Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies at Stockholm University. Funded by the Swedish Research Council.
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      Early Medieval ArchaeologyMerovingian periodChristianisationArchéologie Mérovingienne