Remembering the dead in Anglo-Saxon England : memory theory in archaeology and history
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書誌事項
Remembering the dead in Anglo-Saxon England : memory theory in archaeology and history
（BAR British series, 446）
Archaeopress, 2007
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Based on doctoral research, Centre for Medieval Studies, University of York, October 2002-September 2006
Includes bibliographical references (p. 133-148)
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内容説明
This study uses sociological theories of personal memory to show how Anglo-Saxon burial practices enabled the grieving process, and ensured the remembrance of the dead. The study re-examines both funerary ritual and the monuments and topology of several cemeteries (Spong Hill, Edix Hill, Apple Down, and Rivenhall), and also looks at the impact of Christianity on memories of the dead.
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