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7-11 Sep 2020 Toulouse (France)
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Program > By Session
Fell and lost into the Abyss? Mesolithic human skull remains from a sinkhole in southern tip of Iberian Peninsula (Sima Hedionda, Casares, Málaga) sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324248 |
A Wasteful Death? Rethinking the Treatment of the Dead in the Late Ertebølle Period sciencesconf.org:meso2020:324320 |
The places for the dead in the Mesolithic sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325573 |
Left behind or venerated ancestors ? New data on the mortuary practices of the last hunter-gatherers in Belgium sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325766 |
One by one. A case study of the multiple grave VI-2 at Dudka cemetery, Masuria, NE-Poland. sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325839 |
Documenting the diversity of the treatment of the dead: the case of Cuzoul de Gramat (Lot, France, 2nd Mesolithic) sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325867 |
Sex determination of the late Mesolithic individuals from the Strøby Egede burial, Køge Bugt, Denmark sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325895 |
Tradition and Transition - The Mesolithic Cemetery of Groß Fredenwalde, Northeastern Germany sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325897 |
Past Responses to Plague reflected by the Northern Tradition Rock art sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325945 |
“Fat or other tissues of corpses”: Sensory engagements with the dead in Mesolithic Europe sciencesconf.org:meso2020:325988 |
Back to Hoedic: Recording the Breton Mesolithic cemeteries from a 21st century perspective sciencesconf.org:meso2020:326021 |
Applying GIS spatial density analysis to infer human burial practices at the Mesolithic shellmidden of Cabeço da Amoreira (Muge, Portugal) sciencesconf.org:meso2020:326032 |
