ISBN:
9783447068208
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
IX, 312 S.
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Ill., graph. Darst., Kt.
Suppl.:
Rezensiert in Zwickel, Wolfgang, 1957 - [Rezension von: (Re-)Constructing Funerary Rituals in the Ancient Near East] 2014
Serie:
Qaṭna Studien 1
Serie:
Supplementa
Serie:
Qaṭna-Studien / Supplementa
DDC:
930
Schlagwort(e):
Funeral rites and ceremonies, Ancient Congresses
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Social archaeology Congresses
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Death Religious aspects
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Middle East Congresses Religious life and customs
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Konferenzschrift 2009
;
Konferenzschrift 2009
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Alter Orient
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Bronzezeit
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Bestattungsritus
Anmerkung:
(Re-)constructing funerary rituals in the ancient Near East : a reflecting review
,
Cult of the ancestors and funerary practices at Elba
,
A potential reconstruction of funerary rituals in the monument mortuary complex at Tell Ahmar
,
An age of heros? : some thoughts on early bronze age funerary customs in Northern Mesopotamia
,
Era of living dead : funerary praxis and symbol in the third millennium BC Syria
,
Funerary practices from the end of the early to the middle bronze age in Northwestern Syria : the Middle Euphrates valley
,
Ritual aspects of Middle Bronze Age burial practices in the Hurrian city of Urkesh
,
Funerary rites and cult of the ancestors during the Amorite period : the evidence of the Royal Archives of Mari
,
Thanatography and the contextualization of ritual activities : preliminary observations on mortuary ritual practice at Middle Bronze Age Jericho
,
Two stelae mentioning mortuary offerings from Ugarit (KTU 6.13 and 6.14)
,
Food and libation offerings for the royal dead in Ugarit
,
Urban mortuary practices in Enkomi and Ugarit in the Second Millennium BC
,
How did they bury the kings of Qatna?
,
Calcite-alabaster as grave goods : terminology and sources
,
How to become an ancestor : some thoughts
,
"Asiatics will not lay you to rest" : Egyptian funerary ritual and the question of mutual influence
,
The spatial order in the tomb buildings of the Middle Elamite period
,
Concerning the dead : how to bury an Assyrian king? : possibilities and limits of the archeological and written evidence in the second and first millennium BC
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The role of some stelae in Phoenician burial customs
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No cult of the dead
,
Kyrgyz funerals and memorials from an Ethnological perspective
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