The Archaeology of Death : Aspects, Questions and Problems in the Sahara

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  • Contributors
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  • Illustrations
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  • Tables
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  • Foreword
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  • Commentary
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  • Editorial Preface
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  • Acknowledgements
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  • The Archaeology of Death
  • A Territorial Approach to the Study Area
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  • A Historical Background
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  • A Regional Perspective
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  • From Regions to Sites
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  • Textiles and Leather
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  • Some Information on Archaeobotanical Remains
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  • Archaeozoology of the Funerary Structures
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  • Stones, Bones and Other Grave Goods in a Techno-Functional Perspective
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  • The Human Skeletal Remains
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  • Faces from the Ancient Fezzan
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  • Skeletal Markers of Stress at Site 96/129
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  • Ancient DNA Studies
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  • Cultural Variability and Human Trajectories in Later Prehistory of the Wadi Tanezzuft
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  • Appendix I
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  • Appendix II
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  • Colour Plates
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  • Bibliography
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  • Arabic Summary
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  doiCode: 10.1400/126074

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