Cambridge Studies in Archaeology

Cambridge Studies in Archaeology Series

This series showcases the forefront of contemporary archaeological scholarship from around the globe. It embraces a diverse array of theoretical and methodological approaches, spanning prehistory, classical, medieval, and historical archaeology. Each volume is empirically grounded and theoretically informed. The collection offers a robust exploration into the vibrant and multifaceted nature of archaeological study.

Death and Memory in Early Medieval Britain

Howard Williams

272 pages
10 hours of reading

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Focusing on the period between 400 and 1100 AD, this work explores the commemorative roles of funerary rituals through the analysis of archaeological remains. It delves into how these rituals served as a means of remembrance and cultural expression, offering insights into the social and historical contexts of the time. By examining material evidence, the book sheds light on the significance of death and remembrance in shaping community identities during this era.

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