Titlebook: Archaeologies of Remembrance; Death and Memory in Howard Williams Book 2003 Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York 2003 Ritual.indivi

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Technologies of Remembrance,ortuary sites, rock art sites and the mode of artefact production and deposition in different regions of Early Bronze Age Scotland in order to suggest that these relate to differing expressions of remembrance and identity.

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Tales from the Dead,that their deaths were a dramatic presentation of such a journey. However, because the bog bodies did not return from the otherworld, nor were there any material remains to mark their passing, it was essential that they were remembered in other ways and this was primarily achieved through the dramatic spectacle of their deaths.

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,Dyster st?r d?sen,morial stone for the archaeologist Gabriel Wilhelm Ekman, who died while excavating the passage-grave on 20 September 1915. This paper interprets the Neolithic tomb by tracing the story of Ekman’s death and its aftermath.

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Building from Memory,e possibility that the similarity in the experience of encountering and engaging with Neolithic monuments was important. It will be suggested that the role of . may have been crucial to both the initial creation and subsequent use of chambered tombs in Britain. Furthermore, monuments may essentially