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• It may be considered a pan-Aleutian mortuary practice.
• This type of mortuary practice has been mainly found in the Near Islands.
• Mortuary practices also followed the unique tradition of Baekje.
• The architectural styles of the houses and mortuary practices differ from the Mogollon.
• The Parkin polity, defined by different mortuary practices and pottery, was competing.
• Umqan burials are the most widely known type of mortuary practice found in the Aleutian Islands.
• Researchers have found a prevalence of these umqan burials, and concluded it is a regional mortuary practice.
• The Volosovo culture of indigenous forest foragers was different in its ceramics, economy, and mortuary practices.
• He provided detailed descriptions of burial contexts and, in turn, enhanced the understanding of mortuary practices.
• The findings revealed complex religious mortuary practices used for the poor during the " Second Great Awakening ."
• At Parc Cwm long cairn a variety of mortuary practices was evident and the deliberate ordering of skeletal parts noticeable.
• This department is training the UK National Disaster Victim Identification ( UK DVI ) team for police and scientists in advanced mortuary practices.
• The article's title is " Did the Earliest Mortuary Practices Take Place 350, 000 Years Ago at Atapuerca ?"
• White said two of the skulls appear to have been scraped clean of flesh, suggesting an ancient mortuary practice, or possibly cannibalism.
• The variety of mortuary practices mostly did not included the ritual of including extensive grave goods, as has been found in other cultures.
• This research has focused on a variety of questions including subsistence strategy and horticultural development, social organization, mortuary practices and environment reconstruction.
• On October 29 the WHO reports that the rate of infections in Liberia has slowed, due in part in changes in cultural mortuary practices.
• If so, these hominids were exhibiting mortuary practices, a possible example of complex, symbolic behavior previously unknown until modern humans or possibly Neanderthals.
• Ethnographic study upon modern cultures suggests that such post-mortem manipulation could be due to " . . curation of human remains as part of mortuary practices ".
• His original position on the exterior rather than interior of his tomb represents a Nubian mortuary practice and suggests the wealth of ideological differences that distinguish Egyptian and Nubian cultures.