Evidence for Neolithic graves and cemeteries in Greece is scant and
not without its problems, although this study shows that the data
can still be rendered meaningful. Thirteen sites from across
Greece, dating to the early, middle, late and final Neolithic are
examined in terms of the information they contain on people's
reactions to the dead and their motives in disposing of them. Kent
Fowler analyses the degree of visibility of the dead, the
complexity of the disposal practices, and asks what this may reveal
about issues such as ideology, social differentation and ritual
practices.
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