The space and place of death
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The space and place of death
（Archeological papers of the American Anthropological Association, no. 11）
[American Anthropological Association], 2002
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Contents of Works
- Introduction : the space and place of death / Helaine Silverman
- Siting, sighting, and citing the dead / Douglas K. Charles and Jane E. Buikstra
- Collective burials and community memories : interpreting the placement of the dead in the southeastern and mid-Artlantic United States with reference to ethnographic cases from Indonesia / Dale L. Hutchinson and Lorraine V. Aragon
- Houses and ancestors, altars and relics : mortuary patterns at Teotihuacan, central Mexico / Linda Manzanilla
- Body and soul among the Maya : keeping the spirits in place / Susan D. Gillespie
- Conduits of ancestry : interpretation of the geography, geology, and seasonality on North Andean shaft tombs / Leon G. Doyon
- The archaeological study of ancestor cult practices : the case of Pampa Chica, a Late Initial Period and Early Horizon site on the central coast of Peru / Jalh Dulanto
- Situating Sardinia's giants' tombs in their spatial, social, and temporsal contexts / Emma Blake
- A landscape of ancestors : the space and place of death in Iron Age West-Central Europe / Bettina Arnold
- Placing the physical and the incorporeal dead : Stonehenge and changing concepts of ancestral space in Neolithic Britain / Mike Parker Pearson
- Rethinking the historical dimensions of mortuary practices : a case from Nisky Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania / David B. Small
- Narratives of identity and history in modern cemeteries of Lima, Peru / Helaine Silverman
- Spatial narratives of death, memory, and transcendence / Aubrey Cannon
- Afterword--visible death : mortuary site and mortuary landscape in diachronic perspective / Lynne Goldstein