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Casting spaces. The spatial, social and political organisation of metalworking in southern …

Between the sixth and eighth centuries ad, the practice of furnished burial was widely
abandoned in favour of a much more standardized, unfurnished rite. This article examines …

Microstratigraphic excavations of a reopened inhumation grave at the early Bronze Age
cemetery of Weiden am See, eastern Austria (Fig. 1) were carried out to improve our …

Amber is a material of great social value that has been identified at various archaeological
sites on the Iberian peninsula dating to Late Antiquity. The objects, mostly necklace beads …

Since the influential work of Roger White (1988; 1990), there have been a range of studies
exploring the reuse and recycling of artefacts in southern and eastern Britain in the 5th–7th …

In the archaeology of death and burial, the premise that the dead were buried ritually and
not simply disposed of seems to be accepted without argument. Where graves were …

Multiple burials—generally defined as the presence of more than one individual within a
grave—are a common feature of the Viking Age mortuary landscape throughout …

The reopening of Migration Period graves, a topic that has been intensively discussed in
recent years (summarised in Klevnäs et al. 2021), has not been comprehensively analysed …

The reopening of Migration Period graves, a topic that has been intensively discussed in
recent years (summarised in Klevnäs et al. 2021), has not been comprehensively analysed …

Reuse of ancient monuments and other sites is a wellknown phenomenon in all periods all
over the world. People in the past were always confronted with surviving remains from …